Lady Bird Johnson's Floral Legacy
Few first ladies have been so attuned to the natural beauty inside and outside the White House as First Lady...
Lady Bird Johnson astride Silver Jay with Senator Lyndon B. Johnson at the family ranch in Texas, 1959.
- Date of Work
- 1959
- Medium
- Photo
- Credit
- Photo by Frank Muto, Lyndon B. Johnson Library
Lady Bird Johnson astride Silver Jay with Senator Lyndon B. Johnson at the family ranch in Texas, 1959.
Lady Bird Johnson astride Silver Jay with Senator Lyndon B. Johnson at the family ranch in Texas, 1959.
You Might Also Like
-
-
Photo Cherry Blossom Gallery - Photo 2
On April 6, 1965, First Lady Lady Bird Johnson planted a new cherry tree at the Tidal Basin while Mrs. Ryuji Takeuchi,...
-
Photo Cherry Blossom Gallery - Photo 1
In October 1934, a young Lyndon Baines Johnson, working as an aide to Texas Congressman Richard M. Kleberg in Washington, D....
-
Photo Presidential Vacations & Retreats: President and Mrs. Johnson at Their Ranch
President Lyndon Johnson and Lady Bird Johnson walk through a field of wildflowers at the LBJ Ranch, Stonewall, Texas. July, 1968. "...
-
Photo 200th Anniversary of the White House in the East Room
On November 9, 2000, the East Room was the setting for a formal dinner in celebration of the 200th Anniversary of the...
-
Lady Bird Johnson's Americana
The Lyndon B. Johnson Administration began during a time of great uncertainty. In November 1963, the assassination of President Kennedy had...
-
Lady Bird Johnson, A Birthday Tribute
An AppreciationDecember 22, 2012 marks the 100th birthday of Lady Bird Johnson, whose spheres of activity and influence were varied during her...
-
Photo Lyndon Johnson's Inaugural Ball
In this photograph taken on January 20, 1965, President Lyndon B. Johnson dances with First Lady Lady Bird Johnson, while Secret Service...
-
Photo Claudia Johnson
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson by Elizabeth Shoumatoff, the final portrait, oil on canvas was painted in 1968.
-
Photo Lady Bird Johnson examines President Johnson's address to the nation regarding his proposals for Vietnam peace talks and his decision not to seek reelection.
Lady Bird Johnson examines President Johnson's address to the nation regarding his proposals for Vietnam peace talks and his decision...
-
Photo Official White House portrait by Elizabeth Shoumatoff, 1968.
Official White House portrait by Elizabeth Shoumatoff, 1968.
-
Photo Left: Lady Bird Johnson reading correspondence. Right: The Johnson family in the Yellow Oval Room.
Left: Lady Bird Johnson reading correspondence, June 17, 1964. Right: The Johnson family in the Yellow Oval Room of the White House,...
