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Mr. Theatre Exits the Stage

Most cities are represented by a distinctive fixture. For example, Winston-Salem has its teapot, Thomasville has its giant chair, and High Point has Dave Briggs who, for the past 13

General Washington's Christmastime Hanukah Blessing

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General Washington's Christmastime Hanukah Encounter

General Washington's Christmastime Hanukah Encounter: How the traditions of Judaism encouraged George Washington during one of the darkest moments for the American cause

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Ask Civics 101: How Are Christmas And Hanukkah Celebrated At The White House?

Credit Sara Plourde for NHPR From lighting menorahs to nutcracker-themed trees in the Blue Room, today we have a short primer on Christmas and Hanukkah in the White House. Read on, or listen to this short episode for the answer. Do you have a question for the Civics 101 team? Submit it here! When did presidents start celebrating Hanukkah? Before we talk about the first president to light a menorah, there’s a quick presidential Hanukkah anecdote from long ago; George Washington at Valley Forge. The source is Louisa Hart, who wrote in her diary about the night Washington visited her home.