The White House Easter Egg Roll Booklet
 
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The White House Easter Egg Roll Booklet

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The White House Easter Egg Roll Booklet

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The first annual White House Easter Egg Roll was held on April 22, 1878 after President Rutherford B. Hayes agreed to open the White House grounds on Easter Monday to children who want to roll Easter eggs. In this book, C. L. Arbelbide. wrote the history of the roll with Illustrations by Barbara Gibson. It was published by White House Historical Association. 1876-1997. 32 pages. 6 3/8" x 6 3/8" Soft cover.

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