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#OTD in 1971, Tricia Nixon, daughter of President Richard Nixon and First Lady Patricia Nixon, married longtime boyfriend Edward Cox in the White House Rose Garden.
Image Credit: Courtesy of Henry & Carole Haller and Family
Image Credit: Courtesy of Henry & Carole Haller and Family
As 400 wedding guests entered the Rose Garden, they were greeted by music played by the U.S. Army Strings.
Image Credit: Courtesy of Henry & Carole Haller and Family
Image Credit: Courtesy of Henry & Carole Haller and Family
It was a carefully planned affair. The bridesmaid dresses and décor were coordinated to match the color of the flowers in the garden, and Tricia Nixon’s dress of organdy was covered in embroidery and pearl detail.
Image Credit: Courtesy of Henry & Carole Haller and Family
Image Credit: Courtesy of Henry & Carole Haller and Family
During this difficult time, we have created new online educational resources for parents, students, educators, and learners of all ages. A few weeks ago, we presented our “Digital Resources for #DistanceLearning” 1/6: whitehousehistory.org/online-resourc…
Now, we are providing more digital resources for #DistanceLearning with “Sharing White House History,” gathering together educational materials from over 100 presidential sites across the United States 2/6: whitehousehistory.org/sharing-white-…
This is part of the work of the bi-annual #PresidentialSites Summit, where we convene leadership from this country’s presidential sites to share innovative ideas about the management of our sites 3/6: pss2020.regfox.com/presidential-s…
We love teaching and learning about White House History in person, but sometimes that isn’t possible.
During this difficult time we are offering a variety of #DistanceLearning resources for all ages: Classroom resource packets, reading lists, virtual tours, educational videos, historical essays, curated collections, our #WHExperience App & Digital Library: whitehousehistory.org/online-resourc…
We will be adding more content, and we would love to hear from you about what resources will be valuable in the days ahead.
Please reply here or email onlineresources@whha.org with your suggestions.
Please reply here or email onlineresources@whha.org with your suggestions.
