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John Quincy Adams’ diary entry for February 24, 1828. He writes that “Johnson Hellen’s black boy was buried,” followed by a few lines of Latin verse.
The White House Historical Association released a new episode of The White House 1600 Sessions podcast today, “Remembering President John F. Ke...
The White House Historical Association today released the 71st issue of its award-winning magazine, White House History Quarterly, “The White Ho...
The White House Historical Association joins the nation in its remembrance of First Lady Rosalynn Carter and the grace, compassion,...
The White House Historical Association joins the nation in remembrance of First Lady Rosalynn Carter. Mrs. Carter maintained an active...
The White House Historical Association has announced that its popular quarterly series “White House History” will be moderated in 2024 by Marg...
This program features Pulitzer Prize-winner David Hume Kennerly, who was President Gerald R. Ford’s chief photographer. Kennerly details his ex...
Bestselling author and historian C.W. Goodyear discusses his new biography of President James A. Garfield. This work offers fresh...
The White House Historical Association's 2024 quarterly series White House History with Margaret Brennan will feature four conversations dealing with various...
The White House Historical Association's 2024 quarterly series White House History with Margaret Brennan will feature four conversations dealing with various...
The White House Historical Association's 2024 quarterly series White House History with Margaret Brennan will feature four conversations dealing with various...
The White House Historical Association's 2024 quarterly series White House History with Margaret Brennan will feature four conversations dealing with various...
Dr. Stephen Knott discusses his latest book, Coming to Terms with John F. Kennedy. Knott examines the Kennedy presidency through...