An Ordinary Man Michigan History Center
Maybe his brief presidency in the 1970s is like ancient history, long before you were born.
Maybe his brief presidency in the 1970s is like ancient history, long before you were born.
The premiere of An Ordinary Man—the long-awaited book tour with Richard Norton Smith!
Frankie Welch and Betty Ford shared a friendship and a love of fashion. In 1963, Welch, who was from Georgia, opened a dress shop in Alexandria, Virginia, that became a social and shopping mecca among Washington’s political elite.
Dr. Angel Adams Parham demonstrates the importance of the Black intellectual tradition in America and how much of its strength comes from its immersion in the great texts of the Western tradition.
A Black History Month Event, “Restoring Our Communities: Social Activism and Local Solutions”
The Grand Rapids African American Museum & Archives and the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library & Museum welcomed Reverend Robert B. Jones Sr.
Gerald Ford went from the House Minority Leader to Vice President to President in less than one year. He became our nation’s first unelected Vice President and first unelected President under the 25th amendment.
The Gerald R. Ford Presidential Foundation, the Hauenstein Center, and Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library & Museum welcomed Supreme Court journalists James Romoser (SCOTUSblog) and Adam Liptak (The New York Times)
The Gerald R. Ford Presidential Foundation and the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library & Museum welcomed Jonathan Darman to discuss his book, Becoming FDR: The Personal Crisis That Made a President.