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• Origins of the White House Easter Egg Roll

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• Easter Egg Roll: Bunnies and Other Easter Animals

  First pets are a popular attraction at the White House egg roll. Canine attendees of the event have included a...

• Easter Egg Roll: President Hayes Saves the Day

  In 1878, Easter Monday celebrants who were not allowed to roll eggs on the grounds of the U.S. Capitol headed...

• 2018 White House Easter Egg Roll: Information

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• Easter Egg Roll: Games, Old and New

  The primary Easter Monday entertainment at the White House has always involved egg rolling. Participants roll dyed, hard-boiled eggs across...

• Easter Egg Roll: The President's Own Comes Marching In

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• Easter Egg Roll: Fanfare and Keepsakes

  Over the years, White House egg roll events have been made memorable by new attractions. In 1993, the Clintons scaled back...

• Easter Egg Roll: The Holiday Bustle and Hustle

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• Easter Egg Roll: Easter and the Cleveland East Room

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