Also known as The President’s Guest House, Blair House is a governmental residence in Washington D.C. used to house visiting dignitaries as guests of the president, since the 1940s. Because of its elite clientele and owner, the house has been dubbed ‘the world’s most exclusive hotel’ by Time magazine. This post gives the rest of …
Continuing our Presidential Properties series, this post looks at The Clintons’ House in Washington D.C. as well as a brief look at their first property post-White House, which former president Bill Clinton and his wife, former Secretary of State, Hilary Rodham Clinton still own and retreat to, to this day.
In the third edition of the Presidential Properties, we’re looking at 43rd president George W. Bush’s Texas home; Prairie Chapel Ranch, once called ‘the Western White House’. Scene of numerous meetings with heads of state, the ranch is tastefully decorated and has appeared in Architectural Digest.
Even though Scene Therapy is more interested in homes rather than the people that occupy them, we’ve decided to make a nonpartisan series of posts exploring various presidents homes, from Democrats to Republicans, past and present, to coincide with the United States’ national holiday. The series begins with the current incumbent of the White House, …
As well as occupying the most famous house in America, the Kennedy couple lived in a number of interesting and impressive homes, from a historic townhouse to a multi-acre estate. Here we track, in chronological order, Jackie and John F Kennedy’s marital homes:
Perhaps one of the most famous first ladies in American history, Jackie Kennedy (who later became Jackie Kennedy Onassis) has been written about and studied for decades, from her style, to her family and her lifestyle, but what about the many homes she resided in?
Here is a look, in chronological order, of the childhood homes of John F Kennedy…
