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JFK: From Whence I Came – Ireland's Own


JFK: From Whence I Came
In New Ross, the home of his ancestors, memories of John Fitzgerald Kennedy are still cherished and his legacy will never be forgotten, writes Brian Murphy, co-editor of the newly published From Whence I Came – The Kennedy Legacy, Ireland and America.
Halfway down the quayside plaza in New Ross, Co. Wexford, stands a simple cast bronze podium (pictured), which has become one of the most popular and photographed tourist attractions in the south-east of Ireland.
To the south of the podium is the Emigrant Flame, a permanent tribute to the one million people forced to flee Ireland during the Great Famine. The New Ross Emigrant Flame was lit from a flame taken from the Eternal Flame at the graveside of President John F. Kennedy at Arlington National Cemetery, across the Potomac River from Washington DC. ....

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Take a Commanding Tour of the East in Celebration of President's Day


Take a Commanding Tour of the East in Celebration of President’s Day
Harry S. Truman’s Little White House in Key West, Florida. (©Historic Tours of America)
By Jennifer McKee
The origin of President’s Day dates back to 1880s, when the birthday of George Washington (Feb. 22) was first celebrated as a federal holiday. In 1968, Congress moved the celebration of federal holidays to Mondays, and the intent was to honor Washington and Abraham Lincoln (whose birthday is Feb. 12). It is now celebrated on the third Monday of February and honors all former U.S. presidents.
Join us on a tour of presidential legacy down the East Coast. While this list touches on many presidential homes and sites, we don’t broach Philadelphia or Washington, D.C., which are larger-than-life presidential topics on their own. ....

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