Liberty: America's Dog
When the Fords moved into the White House in August 1974, they did not have a dog. However, the family’s tr...
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This photograph from the late nineteenth century is the former home of Thomas Law. Law, who was married to Martha Washington's granddaughter Elizabeth Parke Custis, was a major real estate investor in the emerging national capital. Conrad and McMunn operated out of the Law property at New Jersey Avenue and C Street, opening in November 1800.
When the Fords moved into the White House in August 1974, they did not have a dog. However, the family’s tr...
Join the White House Historical Association for a book signing with culinary historian and author Alex Prud'homme! Culinary historian and...
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The White House Historical Association in partnership with Iowa State University’s Greenlee School of Journalism and Communication and the Wh...
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Gayle Jessup White had long heard the stories passed down from her father’s family, that they were direct descendants of...
The White House Historical Association will host its eighth annual “White House History Teacher Institute” this summer. Applications are now open...
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First ladies and civil rights have a mixed history. As the White House Historical Association project "Slavery in the President's...