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Caitlin Mcgrath

Caitlin Mcgrath

Kirksville, MO
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    "Former president Harry S. Truman rebuilt the White House after his daughter's piano fell through the floor, and also added a new balcony to the South Portico. The renovations cost more than $5 millio"
    Caitlin McgrathCaitlin Mcgrath · June 15, 2011
    The White House
    Government
    · Washington, United States
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    "President Harry S. Truman and his wife lived here from 1941-1945.-William G. Clotworthy, Presidential Sites, p. 233"
    Caitlin McgrathCaitlin Mcgrath · June 15, 2011
    4701 Connecticut Ave NW
    Home (private)
    · Washington, United States
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    "Site of President Harry S. Truman inaugural reception hosted by the Democratic National Committee, January 21, 1949-Paul F. Boller Jr., Presidential Inaugurations, p. 210"
    Caitlin McgrathCaitlin Mcgrath · June 15, 2011
    Omni Shoreham Hotel
    Hotel
    · Washington, United States
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    "President Harry S. Truman attended here.-Gary Ferris, Presidential Places, p. 183"
    Caitlin McgrathCaitlin Mcgrath · June 15, 2011
    First Baptist Church
    Church
    · Washington, United States
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    "This was the site of President Harry S. Truman's inaugural ball, January 20, 1949. African Americans were allowed to attend for the first time.-Paul F. Boller, Jr., Presidential Inaugurations, p. 20"
    Caitlin McgrathCaitlin Mcgrath · June 15, 2011
    DC Armory
    Event Space
    · Washington, United States
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    "President Harry S. Truman lived here from 1896-1902, when he was 12-18 years old."
    Caitlin McgrathCaitlin Mcgrath · June 15, 2011
    Harry S. Truman's 2nd Boyhood Home
    Historic and Protected Site
    · Independence, United States