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Stewart D. McLaurin, as president of the White House Historical Association since 2014, leads the Association’s non-profit and non-partisan mission to support conservation and preservation at the White House with non-government funding.Under his leadership, the Association has expanded greatly in mission reach and impact; fundraising results; educational public programming and award-winning publications that teach the story of White House hi
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2021 White House Christmas in Pictures
The White House and its residence share the holiday cheer felt by all of the country this time of year. Since 1961, the Executive Mansion decorates its halls with a holiday theme. This year’s theme, Gifts from the Heart, reflects the things Americans hold sacred — that unite us and transcend distance, time, and even the pandemic: faith, family, and friendship; a lo
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Presidential Felines
From the early days of the White House to President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden's cat named Willow, felines have roamed the grounds of the Executive Mansion. Coming in many breeds and coats, these furry friends have provided companionship to first families and in some cases become celebrities in their own right. In this gallery, meet some of
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Presidential Sites Summit 2022
The White House Historical Association hosted the Presidential Sites Summit at the historic Adolphus Hotel in Dallas, Texas, March 15 -18, 2022. The Summit was an opportunity for leaders of our shared presidential history to convene to share innovative ideas and discuss insights into the management and outreach of presidential libraries, historic homes, and museums. The theme for 2022 was inspired by the
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First Ladies' Fashions
Our Digital Library exhibit, "Glamour and Innovation: The Women Behind the Seams of Fashion at the White House," which highlights historic designers of some of the first ladies' most iconic designs. Explore this gallery to see the first ladies sporting some of these designs for weddings, inaugural balls, and more. Click here to explore the full exhibit.
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