#presidential-history

#presidential-history

A good line to borrow for the agents now selling some of the 372 condominiums on the upper floors of the newly reopened Waldorf Astoria Residences. What the Waldorf is marketing as the "First-Ever Presidential Library Amenity" is a private bar and club for residents designed by Jean-Louis Deniot that has pale gray and white couches, brassy accents, and built-ins that hold a library curated by the White House Historical Association.

Off The Beaten Path Food Tours offers the best walking food tours through neighborhoods of Boston. Join our expert local guides for an unforgettable two-hour walking adventure through the heart of Quincy's vibrant food scene. This intimate small-group tour takes you beyond the typical tourist spots to discover the authentic tastes that make this historic city special and weaves together the Presidential stories and sites.

In the beginning, not a whisper of a whisker-not on Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Madison, or Monroe. In the early nineteenth century, John Quincy Adams and Martin Van Buren change things up with fluffy muttonchops that drift like snow from ears to laugh lines.

The overall pattern of presidential action over the past few decades reveals an escalation of power grabs that put the country on a terrible course even before Mr. Trump took office again.

Roosevelt's action-packed first 100 days in office set a new yardstick for all presidents who followed, emphasizing proactive governance during crises.