What's Happening?
The White House Historical Association, founded by First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy in 1961, continues to offer educational resources and programs to promote the history of the White House. The association provides K-12 education materials, podcasts, and public
access initiatives to engage the public with the rich history of America's Executive Mansion. These efforts are supported by donations, ensuring the preservation and accessibility of the White House's historical collection.
Why It's Important?
The association's work is crucial in preserving the cultural and historical significance of the White House, offering educational opportunities that enhance public understanding of its role in American history. By providing resources and programs, the association helps maintain the White House as a living museum, fostering appreciation for its architectural and historical legacy. This initiative supports the broader goal of preserving national heritage and educating future generations about the importance of historical landmarks.
