Lucretia Garfield, First Lady for only 200 days in 1881, was the quiet, super-smart wife of President James A. Garfield. Nicknamed “Crete” by her husband, she loved books, redesigned the...
Lucretia Garfield, First Lady for only 200 days in 1881, was the quiet, super-smart wife of President James A. Garfield. Nicknamed “Crete” by her husband, she loved books, redesigned the...
Lucy Hayes, First Lady from 1877–1881, was nicknamed “Lemonade Lucy” because she banned alcohol in the White House! Wife of Rutherford B. Hayes (the 19th president), she was smart, kind,...
Lucy Hayes, First Lady from 1877–1881, was nicknamed “Lemonade Lucy” because she banned alcohol in the White House! Wife of Rutherford B. Hayes (the 19th president), she was smart, kind,...
Julia Grant, First Lady from 1869–1877, was the cheerful, cross-eyed wife of Civil War hero Ulysses S. Grant. She loved parties, travel, and being the center of attention—and she made...
Julia Grant, First Lady from 1869–1877, was the cheerful, cross-eyed wife of Civil War hero Ulysses S. Grant. She loved parties, travel, and being the center of attention—and she made...
Dolley Madison was the ultimate party queen of early America! As First Lady from 1809–1817, she turned the White House into the happiest house in the country with ice cream,...
Dolley Madison was the ultimate party queen of early America! As First Lady from 1809–1817, she turned the White House into the happiest house in the country with ice cream,...
Abigail Adams, the amazing wife of the 2nd president John Adams and mom to the 6th president John Quincy Adams, was one of the smartest and bravest First Ladies ever!...
Abigail Adams, the amazing wife of the 2nd president John Adams and mom to the 6th president John Quincy Adams, was one of the smartest and bravest First Ladies ever!...
Martha Washington, America’s very first First Lady, wasn’t just George’s wife—she was a superstar in her own right! This Virginia lady ran a huge plantation, survived wars, and set the...
Martha Washington, America’s very first First Lady, wasn’t just George’s wife—she was a superstar in her own right! This Virginia lady ran a huge plantation, survived wars, and set the...
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