Collection White House Easter Egg Roll
Since 1878, American presidents and their families have celebrated Easter Monday by hosting an 'egg roll' party. Held on the South...
Easter Egg Roll: Wartime - Photo 1
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- WASHINGTON TIMES
Easter Egg Roll: Wartime - Photo 1
The Washington Times, April 1, 1918
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