The White House Historical Association is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving and sharing the history of the White House in Washington, DC. Established in 1961, the association supports the preservation of the state and public rooms of the White House, funds acquisitions for the permanent collection, and educates the public on the history of the iconic building. Through private resources, the association has contributed over $115 million to the White House, ensuring its legacy for future generations.
With a mission to inspire and engage Americans in exploring their history, the White House Historical Association was founded by First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy. The association aims to convey a sense of history through the decorative and fine arts of the White House, encouraging visitors, especially children, to connect with American history and its presidents. Through their initiatives, collections, and educational programs, the association plays a vital role in preserving the heritage of America's most famous house.
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