Oxford / Washington / D.C. / Boston / New York / Aquia / Monticello / Chicago / /
Company
CBS / Nation’s Capital / Oxford University Press / The Guardian / American Music / Building Liberty’s Capital / Booker T. Washington / /
Continent
America / Europe / /
Country
United Kingdom / Wales / Haiti / Ireland / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / Labor Issues / Voting Result / /
Facility
Constitution Hall / Fisk University / Bowdoin College / Rutgers University / United States Capitol / Entrance Hall / Lafayette Square / Monticello / Lincoln Memorial / /
IndustryTerm
building materials / food / law degree / /
MedicalCondition
Maids / /
Movie
Beethoven / /
Organization
Lincoln’s administration / federal work force / Supreme Court / Rutgers University / Adams administration / States ' Rights Democratic Party / Fisk University / Ku Klux Klan / James Buchanan’s administration / Board of Education / Bowdoin College / Department of Commerce / Oxford University / Civil Rights Movement / Department of Housing and Urban Development / Democratic Party / White House Historical Association / Civil Rights / Ford administration / Department of the Treasury / Congress / NAACP / Nixon administration / WHITE HOUSE / federal government / National Independent Political League / John Quincy Adams’ administration / Department of the Interior / National Urban League / /
Person
Joseph Boulanger / Theodore Roosevelts / Rachel Jackson / Abraham Lincoln / Oscar De Priest / Andrew Johnson / Elizabeth Keckley / Pollard Webb / Ave Maria / Ford / Eleanor Roosevelt / William Monroe Trotter / Theodore Roosevelt / Andrew Jackson / Etienne Lemaire / John Quincy Adams / Thomas Dewey / William Slade / Robert J. Kapsch / Philip B. Stewart / Arturo Toscanini / Henry Chase / Nixon / Marian Anderson / Booker T. Washington / Adele Logan Alexander / Thomas Jefferson / Robert J. Brown / Julien / Mary Todd Lincoln / John F. Kennedy / Clifford Alexander / Jr. / Elise Kirk / William McKinley / Frederick Douglass / Truman / Woodrow Wilson / Jackie Robinson / Paul Jennings / Pierre Vermereu / James Buchanan / E. Frederic Morrow / Martin Luther King / Jr. / William Seale / Lou Hoover / Chester Arthur / Franklin Roosevelt / Daniel Webster / James Madison / Joseph Dougherty / Robert Weaver / Eddy / George VI / Fanny / Thomas Greene Bethune / Antoine Michel Giusta / McKinleys Roosevelts / /
PoliticalEvent
election / presidential elections / /
Position
black congressman / manager of the house / President / president / as had been the custom / black artist / butler / activist and journalist / secretary / head / King / consul general / Republican representative / sensational vocalist / representative / marshal of the District of Columbia / Queen / minister / general manager / black special assistant to President Ford / chef / Priest / deputy counsel / messenger / federal official / presidential candidate / Administrative Officer for Special Projects / porter / purchasing agent / adviser / black doorkeeper / personal messenger / Abraham Lincoln’s personal messenger / /
ProvinceOrState
Virginia / District of Columbia / South Carolina / Colorado / Maryland / Illinois / Tennessee / /
WHITE HOUSE HISTORY | Timelines : African-Americans and the White House 1790s Construction on the President’s House began in 1792 in Washington, D.C., a new capital situated in sparsely settled region far from a major