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White House Easter Egg Roll
The White House Easter Egg Roll has been a cherished tradition in Washington, D.C. since 1878. Initially held at the U.S. Capitol, it was moved to the South Lawn due to concerns about the landscape. Over the years, it has involved egg rolling, folk dancing, and live music, with presidents and their families joining in…
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Scottish? Irish? Who are Ulster Scots. ☘️
This content delves into the unique heritage of the Scots-Irish, tracing their origins from Ulster, Ireland to their migration to America. It explains the historical background of Ulster and the factors driving Scottish migration, offering insights into their impact on American history. The narrative also touches on the famous Scots-Irish figure, Andrew Jackson.
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The Forgotten First Ladies.
First ladies of the White House are widely celebrated, but the contributions of White House hostesses, often relatives or friends of the president, are often overlooked. Martha Jefferson Randolph, Priscilla Cooper Tyler, and Rose Cleveland played crucial roles as hostesses, impacting social events and even political matters. Their significance challenges the traditional definition of a…
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Giving Thanks at the White House
Thanksgiving at the White House is a quiet, personal holiday typically celebrated with friends and family. With origins dating back to President Abraham Lincoln’s proclamation in 1863, it’s marked by the annual turkey pardon. While the tradition of officially pardishing a turkey has evolved over the years, it remains a classic Thanksgiving event at the…
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Happy Birthday, America
The Bald Eagle in my yard joins me in wishing a Happy 247th Birthday, America!
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Juneteenth.
Today is Juneteenth. I thought I’d tell you about its significance and about Sojourner Truth, a most remarkable woman from that time.
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How Big is the Ragland Family Tree in America?
How big is the Ragland Family Tree in America? Read on for some insight provided by Ancestory.com.
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Memorial Day.
Today, I remember my father on Memorial Day, originally known as Decoration Day begun after the Civil War.
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Who is the Most Attractive US President of All Time?
Sharing from the History That Doesn’t Suck” podcast a story about Rutherford B. Hayes.
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