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First Lady of the United States from 1809 to 1817
The White House was extensively damaged by British forces in August 1814: occupying troops set fires that gutted much of the Presidential Mansion’s interior and left the exterior stonework cracked and...
The core factual claim with the strongest support in the provided material is that , with major early reconfigurations credited to First Lady Dolley Madison and architect Benjamin Henry Latrobe during...
Jacqueline Kennedy led a high-profile White House restoration beginning in 1961 that emphasized historical authenticity, scholarship, and public outreach, most visibly through a televised tour and the...
The First Lady is routinely the chief informal steward of the White House interior: historically First Ladies have initiated major redecorations, led preservation campaigns, and selected designers and...
The name is not clearly supported by the supplied source material; available documents refer broadly to the Woodson family, historical figures associated with the Woodson surname, and a contemporary V...