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The Kennedy White House restoration of 1961 was led by First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy and was financed primarily through a small government allocation of combined with extensive ; Congress provided sta...
Jacqueline Kennedy’s White House restoration combined historic furniture and scholarly research with visible changes to rooms, social customs, and institutional safeguards that preserved the work for ...
The Kennedy restoration in 1961 transformed the White House from a functional executive residence into a curated historic site, establishing institutional practices and organizations that anchored lon...
Jacqueline Kennedy led a high-profile, scholarly White House restoration in the early 1960s that moved beyond superficial redecorating to assemble authentic furniture, artwork, and documentation repre...
Jacqueline Kennedy’s 1961 White House renovation sought to convert the executive mansion into a public museum of American presidential history by restoring rooms with authentic period furnishings, cre...
Jacqueline "Jackie" Kennedy led a high-profile, historically focused renovation of the White House in the early 1960s that reshaped how the executive residence is preserved, funded, and presented to t...
Jacqueline Kennedy’s 1961 White House restoration refocused the mansion as a , instituting preservation practices, creating institutional structures like the Fine Arts Committee and the White House Hi...
Jacqueline Kennedy led a high-profile, preservation-focused overhaul of the White House interior that blended historical authenticity with contemporary taste, . Sources agree she hired prominent desig...