The Eisenhowers' Musical White House
While neither President nor Mrs. Eisenhower was especially knowledgeable in European classical music, they recognized the value of the music...
Gettysburg and Golf Courses; White House History (Number 28) - Photo 2
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Gettysburg and Golf Courses; White House History (Number 28) - Photo 2
President Eisenhower departs for Camp David, on July 12, 1957, in the Bell H-13J from the South Lawn.
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