“Curator at The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza, is calling it “the best home movie I have seen of the Kennedy arrival in Dallas on November 22, 1963.” For the first time, color film of President and Mrs. Kennedy arriving on Air Force One that fateful day is being released for public viewing.”

“In the earlier years, when it was celebrated, it was more than celebrating his birth, it was celebrating what we liked about Washington: He walked away from power, a very poignant lesson for people,” said presidential historian Doug Wead.

A president’s days, after he no longer is president, are of his own devising. The world no longer watches his every movement, a notion that can take some getting used to.

It was only only 4 years ago that three men asked themselves “what does one do to celebrate Presidents Day?” Since that time, we’ve found others share both our question and more importantly our answer. . .

The Presidents Day Society Announces Schedule for 2010 Celebration of Presidents Day

Local Denver publication and Presidents Day Society favorite “Modern Drunkard” has an excellent article . . .

American clothier Brooks Brothers recently spotlighted it’s relationship with American presidents on its website.  Brooks Brothers was started in 1818 as H. & D.H. Brooks & Co. in New York City before being renamed Brooks Brothers in 1850 when it was taken inherited by its owner’s three sons.
Many people would probably guess that Presidents Nixon, Ford, and Carter might have dressed from Brooks Brothers, but they might not know Brooks Brothers has been associated with the presidential office and the US military back to 1860s.  In 1861, future president and …

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