On March 3, 1921, Woodrow Wilson relinquished the White House to conservative Warren Harding. Wilson accompanied the president-elect to the Capitol. Then, as the sounds of "Hail to the Chief ...

Here's where presidents have lived after they left the White House. President Woodrow Wilson stayed in Washington, DC, after his presidency, moving into 2340 South S Street in 1921. Woodrow Wilson ...

Woodrow Wilson — 28th president, proponent of the League of Nations and a leader of the early 20th century Progressive ...

A Southerner and a Democrat, Woodrow Wilson rode the Progressive Movement into the White House in 1912. For his second term campaign in 1916, he promised to keep the USA neutral and not to enter WWI.

Beginning in early 1917, a small but determined group of militant suffragists led by Alice Paul had been picketing the White House, urging Woodrow Wilson to support a Constitutional amendment to ...

Woodrow Wilson was in law and academia before politics ... First lady Ellen Wilson died in the White House in August 1914 as World War I began. Wilson became deeply depressed; his mood lifted ...

Gary Ginsberg is the author of “First Friends: The Powerful, Unsung (and Unelected) People Who Shaped Our Presidents.” In 2019, when I was researching my book on the influential friends of ...

The death of Woodrow Wilson, war-time President of the United ... nominations to the Senate with one of my assistants in the White House. In this instance, however, the President said, ‘Tumulty ...

The history of White House Thanksgiving traditions date ... The WHHA notes that President Woodrow Wilson's first Thanksgiving meal during World War I on Nov. 29, 1917, was an economical one ...

Trump’s actions echo President Woodrow Wilson ... him to separate him from his white companions of many years.” Take a second to let that sink in: a cage. Wilson defended his racist policies ...