History of White House Easter Egg Roll.

Easter on the Net Holidays on the Net Additional Holiday Celebrations E g g s Of all the symbols associated with Easter the egg, the symbol of fertility and new life, is the most identifiable. The customs and traditions of using eggs have been associated with Easter for centuries Originally Easter eggs were painted with bright colors to represent the sunlight of spring and were used in ...

History of the White House Easter Egg Roll The original site of the Easter Monday Egg Roll was the grounds of the United States Capitol. By the mid 1870s, the egg rolling activities on the West Terraces had gained notoriety as the children turned the Capitol grounds into their Easter Monday playground. The first egg rolls, largely family affairs, seem to have been held during the administration ...

T H E W H I T E H O U S E The White House 2000 Easter Egg Roll Help Site Map Text Only On Monday, April 24, the traditional Easter Egg Roll took place on the White House South Lawn from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. The Egg Roll is for children between the ages of three and six, accompanied by at least one adult. Other family members are permitted, as long as one person is age three to six. To learn ...

Cybercast For the first time, the White House Easter Egg Roll will be cybercast over the Internet, allowing children worldwide to virtually participate in the annual Easter festivities. Events including the story-telling, the egg roll, and the President's welcoming remarks will be cybercast at www.easter.earthlink.net. General Information On Monday, April 13, the traditional Easter Egg Roll ...

General Information The annual White House Easter Egg Roll is the Monday after Easter, April 5, 1999, from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. This is a public event, and advanced reservations are not possible. In case of severe weather, the event is canceled and not rescheduled. Tickets Children ages three through six, accompanied by at least one adult, are admitted to the south lawn for the egg roll. To ...

The 1994 Easter at the White House souvenir program features original art by P. Buckley Moss, a nationally known artist from the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. Herself a dyslexic, Moss has become a role model to the learning impaired and is a frequent speaker to special educational handicapped classes. Donations from Moss's paintings and prints have raised more than two million dollars for ...

White House Easter Egg Roll 1993 100 Years of Petter Rabbit Beatrix Potter has enchanted countless numbers of parents and children alike with her delightful tales of Peter Rabbit. Brought up in the Victorian Era, she and her brother, Bertram, shared love of wooded areas and drawing. Although she originally started her career creating chaming sketches, the short stories she wrote for her young ...

White House Easter Egg Roll 1996 1996 Artist on the Lawn The original art in the Easter at the White House 1996 program is by Bill Bell. Nationally known for his enchanting designs on posters, greeting cards, puzzles, and several series Franklin Mint collectors plates, Bell is a native of Philadelphia. He is a self-taught artist who started painting full-time in 1982 after a successfull career ...