Eleanor Roosevelt's "My Day": Family Life
Family life in the Roosevelt White House was lively and often hectic. In 1933, when FDR and Eleanor Roosevelt (ER) moved...
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Socks, the Clintons' cat, peers at a photographer from the president's shoulder.
Family life in the Roosevelt White House was lively and often hectic. In 1933, when FDR and Eleanor Roosevelt (ER) moved...
President and Mrs. George Bush recognized music as a supreme American gesture, a vital symbol of American life as it...
President Richard M. Nixon was the first sitting president to attend the Kentucky Derby on May 3, 1969. In his party that...
First pets are a popular attraction at the White House egg roll. Canine attendees of the event have included a...
Two of the youngest presidents to reside in the White House brought their families and a menagerie of pets along...
Families taking up residence at the White House since the Theodore Roosevelt administration have encountered the public's insatiable appetite for...
While the official turkey pardon was not adopted as an event until the late Twentieth Century, the giving of a...
Two of the youngest presidents to reside in the White House brought their families and a menagerie of pets along...
Pet keeping in America evolved from Native Americans' and European settlers' domesticating animals as hunters, guardians, workers, and companions. Horses,...
With the growth of pet keeping and the widespread marketing of animals and pet products in American society by the...
"If you want a friend in Washington, get a dog," said Harry Truman. Portraits of presidents with their dogs in...
As companions, the playmates of first children, or objects of beauty, status, and pleasure, the pets of the White House...