Mrs. Nixon and the White House Collection
When President and Mrs. Richard M. Nixon took residence at the White House in 1969, the wear and tear of thousands...
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Creator: Pierre-Louis Dagoty and Edouard Honore, Paris, c. 1817.
An eagle with a shield from the arms of the United States and symbols of agriculture, commerce, art, science, and strength decorate the china used by President and Mrs. Monroe while in the White House.
When President and Mrs. Richard M. Nixon took residence at the White House in 1969, the wear and tear of thousands...
By the summer of 1951 most interior partitions were complete. Service areas were modern and functional, bearing no visible similarity to...
As skilled craftsmen molded the raw materials into finished floors, walls, and ceilings, Abbie Rowe captured on film the contributions...
The official china chosen by President and Mrs. Wilson was the first to be made in the United States. Previously,...
This photograph of the Red Room by Theodor Horydczak was taken around 1948 during the Harry S. Truman administration. The Red...
The East Room draws tourists in the 1890s, during the second Cleveland administration, to admire the "New Grecian" decorations that...
Even the White House changed with the onset of World War I. Sheep were brought to graze in the White...
Barbara Bush looks at photographs on the table behind President Bush, who works at his desk in the Oval Office....