President Taft’s Cow
When President Taft took office, Mrs. Taft insisted they buy a cow to be kept at the White House. She knew that Washington, D.C. did not have dairies nearby. Her …
Presidents and First Ladies
President H.W. Bush’s Service Dog
The Bush family has always had dogs and loved them with great devotion. Dogs have always seen them through challenging times. President George H.W. Bush experienced the loss of a …
Ronald Reagan’s Jelly Beans
Ronald Reagan may have had a sweet tooth, but the true reason he began eating jelly beans was because he quit smoking. Reagan, a former actor, was well-known for Chesterfield …
Grover Cleveland’s Dogs and Other Pets
Grover Cleveland holds a unique place in American history. He is the only person elected for two non-consecutive terms of the presidency (1885-1889 and 1893-1897). In addition, he was the …
The Newfoundland That Belonged to President Grant’s Family
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Faithful might have looked like this—Getty Images[/caption]
Faithful might have looked like this—Getty Images[/caption]
Ulysses S. Grant (1822-1885) and his wife Julia moved into the White House with four children for what was to become a two-term stay (1869-1877).
President Grant’s Newfoundland Dog
[caption id="attachment_7572" align="alignright" width="300"] Faithful might have looked like this—Getty Images[/caption]
Faithful might have looked like this—Getty Images[/caption]
Ulysses S. Grant (1822-1885) and his wife Julia moved into the White House with four children for what was to become a two-term stay (1869-1877).
