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Jacqueline Kennedy: Restoring the White House “Jacqueline Kennedy and H F du Pont: From Winterthur to the White House” uses artifacts and images to go behind-the-scenes of this collaboration which culminated in the First Lady giving a televised tour of the renovated White House in 1962
Final Take for Jackie O Auction Tops $34 Million Backed by donated money, not tax dollars, White House bidders had hoped to buy items associated with the Kennedy years in the White House and with the White House itself
The White House Restoration - JFK Library Mrs Kennedy's White House restoration received lavish attention from the media, prompting offers from across the United States from people who wished to donate family heirlooms
Special Series: Jackie Kennedy in the White House Concerned that future presidents would return to old habits of discarding important pieces, Jackie Kennedy pressured Congress to pass a law that treats portions of the White House ground floor as a museum and declares the artifacts as White House property
Jackie Kennedy’s preservation legacy - POLITICO Now when a president is inaugurated, the WHHA leaves a book at each desk in the White House showing all of the officials who came before them in that exact office space
Collection: Morgantown Glass Company, White House Glass | West Virginia . . . "In 1961 the Morgantown Glass Company gained national recognition when First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy chose a simple Morgantown glassware pattern as the official crystal service for the White House After receiving this recognition, Morgantown marketed this pattern as The President's House stemware