White House History
Although he never lived in the White House, President George Washington helped select the location for the new executive mansion in what was then called the City of Washington. The cornerstone for the White House was laid October 13, 1792. It took eight years to build.
First Passenger Locomotive Trip
Long before planes and automobiles began crisscrossing the country and globe, trains were making ... more
Sounds of the Time: The Lennon Sisters
Every Saturday night for 13 years the Lennon Sisters graced television screens across the country ... more
