F rom the time Jackie Kennedy first viewed the White House in 1941 as a child she felt more could be done to capture the ...

Jackie Kennedy was a trend setter in every way, including what the White House served for dinner under her guidance -- including simple casseroles.

In 1961, when John F. and Jaqueline Kennedy moved into the White House, Jackie was less than impressed by the decor and furnishings and immediately set about renovating, but the first priority was ...

Beyond the camera glare and her seemingly effortless breeze through the rooms, Jacqueline Kennedy had undertaken an enormous task: to restore not only the White House State Rooms but also the ...

“Would the next President’s wife scrap the whole thing as she was sick to death about hearing about Jacqueline Kennedy — or would she forget about me and [ensure] that the White House will a ...

Jackie Kennedy showed grace and resilience amid unthinkable tragedy, including her husband John F. Kennedy 's assassination ...

First lady Jacqueline Kennedy made restoring the White House a priority. She hired the first curator, whose team now manages a large and crowing collection of decorative and fine arts pieces.

But Jacqueline Kennedy’s journey through the horror of President Kennedy's assassination is one of the most remarkable stories in White House history – the 34-year old widow whose anguish was ...

Kennedy in the White House. Here are all of the impressive places she lived in and owned in her lifetime. Throughout her life, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis has lived in grand estates and luxury ...

A new sculpture celebrates the former first lady's legacy in restoring the White House and preserving Lafayette Square in the 1960s Jill Biden honored Jacqueline Kennedy at the White House Friday ...

John and the Can Opener John and Jackie Kennedy were hopeless in the kitchen, says Anne Lincoln, the White House housekeeper at the time. “The president loved soup before he went to bed,” she ...

Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis lived all over, from New York apartments to East Coast mansions. She said her family's "happiest years" were those spent with President John F. Kennedy in the White House.