Jacqueline Kennedy's Inaugural Gown

 January 13, 1973.  "Mrs. Kennedy wore this white cape and gown in 1961.  Cut and color your First Lady paper doll."  From The Mini Page.

1983.  FIRST LADIES' GOWNS, A Smithsonian Coloring Book.  Illustrations by Geraldine Lucas.  "Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy.  The First Lady provided ideas and sketches to the designer for this white silk dress, worn to John F. Kennedy's inaugural ball in 1961.  The bodice is embroidered in silver thread, and is veiled overall with white chiffon to give a soft, shimmering effect.  The cape is of the same silk, triple-layered with chiffon.  An embroidered frog adorns the military collar."

Remembering John Fitzgerald Kennedy

 March 11, 1994.  "Go dot to dot and color this Irish American President."

May 23, 2003.  "Go dot to dot and color.  John F. Kennedy and William H. Taft are the only presidents buried at Arlington National Cemetery.  Which president is this?"   Both of these connect the dots pages are from The Mini Page, a newspaper section for children.

A Few Revolutionary War Uniforms and Leaders at Yorktown

October 20, 1981.  From "The Mini-Pages" found in many newspapers across the country.  I had ancestors that fought for the Americans and I had ancestors that fought for the British.  Very happy with the results of that war I must say!  My man, George Washington, is one of my favorite historical figures.  I am so thankful for the men, women and children of that time in this great land.  The hardships that they had to endure for the freedom of their country.  GOD bless them and GOD bless all the brave men and women and their families that help to keep our country safe and secure.

Time For RABBITS

March 28, 1988.  An EASTER Scene to make and display.  From The Mini Page by Betty Debnam.