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The White House Historical Association released a new episode of “The White House 1600 Sessions” podcast today featuring a conversation with Dame...
The White House Historical Association, in partnership with the John W. Kluge Center at the Library of Congress, hosted its...
Britain and the U.S. have long had what Prime Minister Winston Churchill called a “special relationship.” From adversaries to alli...
Join us for our virtual History Happy Hour program on Thursday, April 27th at 6:00 pm to hear Dr. Donald Fixico...
Lady Bird Johnson was a groundbreaker, a savvy business woman, an indispensable right-hand to her political husband, a mother, an...
The White House Historical Association debuted a new virtual exhibit today, Slavery and Freedom in the White House Collection, that...
The White House Historical Association released a new episode of “The White House 1600 Sessions” podcast today featuring a conversation with Iain...
The fight for emancipation throughout the antebellum era is also represented in the White House Collection.
Explore the stories of enslaved workers at the White House through closer examination of several objects in the collection.
Pieces in the White House Collection illuminate the unsung role of enslaved artisans in early American fine and decorative arts.
White House objects can help us better understand enslaved labor in the Atlantic World, used for centuries to produce popular...
Pieces in the White House Collection illuminate the unsung role of enslaved artisans in early American fine and decorative arts.