Virtual tour of Mount Vernon, biographical information on George Washington, and information about the gristmill and the outlying farms: Union Farm, Dogue Run Farm, Muddy Hole Farm, and River Farm. Visitor information.
Collection of material about U.S. presidents, including essays about each President and information about the First Lady and cabinet officials of each administration.
Contains material on planning a visit to the home, upcoming events at the house, future programs, current exhibits, and the archaeological research in progress on the grounds, information on the former slave community.
Provides a record of the documents and debates for the impeachment trial of President Andrew Johnson. Includes an index to the document and links to other Library of Congress resources.
Features illustrated biographies of Ford and his wife Betty, bibliography of books about Ford, finding aids to the library collection, photos and documents and descriptions of museum exhibits.
Searchable database of archives related to the American presidency. Includes public papers back to 1929, State of the Union messages, fireside chats, candidate debates, and political party platforms, election results for every presidential election.
Includes a chronology of the life and times of James Monroe, images of selected personal objects, information about the 1823 Monroe Doctrine. Visitor information and calendar of special events.
Makes available presidential recordings from Roosvelt, Truman, Eisenhour, Kennedy, Johnson and Nixon. Includes relevant research materials from the Miller Center of Public Affairs.
Includes background information on the presidency, the campaigns to achieve it, and the men who have been president with biographical sketches, lists of achievements.
Companion site to PBS documentary covering Ronald Reagan's life. Features interviews, text of some of Reagan's speeches, video clips, book excerpts, photos, a timeline.
Includes biographies of Franklin D. Roosevelt and Eleanor Roosevelt, timeline, documents, photographs, research guide, puzzles, activities, tourist information.
Collections from the inaugurations from Washington's in 1789 to Bush's in 2001. Includes diaries and letters of presidents and of those who witnessed inaugurations, handwritten drafts of inaugural addresses.
"The Coolidge Era and the Consumer Economy 1921-1929." Documents the widespread prosperity of the Calvin Coolidge years, with materials related to merchandising, advertising, consumer activism, consumerism.
Historic material about "Silent Cal," including visual material related to President Coolidge, archive of his speeches, a chronology of his life and a research section outlining the location of various important primary materials.
Photojournalist Fred J. Maroon's "account of President Richard Nixon's years in office," including the Watergate Senate investigation, House impeachment hearings, and Nixon's resignation. Includes audio files of comments from Maroon.
Contains historical materials documenting the life and presidency of Jimmy Carter and Federal government policies and programs during his Presidency (1977-81).
Daily presidential appointments calendar, pictures from military and personal life, analyses of important decisions, oral histories, online documents, descriptions of archival collections, and exhibits.
Explores the 1972 meeting between President Richard Nixon and Chairman Mao Tse-tung. Includes a timeline, maps, and recommended resources; profiles of Nixon, Henry Kissinger, Mao Tse-tung, and Chou En-lai.
Exhibit that focuses on the Lansdowne portrait of George Washington, painted by Gilbert Stuart in 1796. Includes biographical information, tour schedule, teaching section.
Most of the items in this Library of Congress collection are from the 1850's through Lincoln's presidential years of 1860-1865. The entire collection spans 1833 to 1916.
Contains films which record events in Roosevelt's life from the Spanish-American War in 1898 to his death in 1919. Also includes sound recordings, biographical timeline, and essays.
Includes letters, manuscripts, and public papers, manuscript documents related to the construction of the University of Virginia, biography, quotations, links to other Jefferson collections and organizations.