How Edith Roosevelt Completely Transformed the White House

Edith Roosevelt was a reluctant First Lady. Despite this, she had the presence and determination to bring about a major innovation to the White House: separating the living and working spaces.
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Alice wasn't Edith"s daughter. She was Alice Lee's daughter.

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Charles McKim wanted to remove all of the Victorian furnishings but Edith and Teddy insisted on keeping some of them including the furniture now in the Lincoln Bedroom which they used in their own bedroom (as did the Coolidges).

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Who hit the thumbs down? Why would anyone not like this video?

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Ahh i see so the old white house is the house for the family? And the west wing is where the work happens? Cool

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I need to buy an Indian Calendar.

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ITS THE TAITOE

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I never knew Edith created The West Wing.