AF-683: Mamie Doud Eisenhower: America’s First Ladies, Part 34 | Ancestral Findings Podcast

Mamie Doud Eisenhower was the 34th First Lady of the United States. From a wealthy Iowa family, she became an Army wife to Dwight D. Eisenhower, then First Lady of the USA, and the 1st First Lady to be a fashion icon. Here is her story.
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[@kimnarveson5190]

We have been to her family home in Iowa and the Presidential Library in Kansas. She really was an amazing lady.

[@donlester1449]

It should say Abilene. KANSAS not Texas for after they were married and went to visit his parents. Otherwise this is an excellent video.

[@78logistics]

I believe the party for staff in. 1955 was at the new home in Gettysburg, not the White House.

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Thank you for pointing out this detail about the staff party in 1955. You're correct that it was held at President Eisenhower's new home in Gettysburg, not at the White House. Such specific historical details are crucial for an accurate understanding of events. It's always appreciated when viewers share their knowledge, contributing to a more comprehensive picture of history. Your input helps enrich the discussion about this era of American history.

[@doreekaplan2589]

He made her look bad with a close years long relationship with his war aide. He could have replaced her and did not. Sorry but never heard a word at the time of her being a fashion plate of any kind