Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy

Sixty years ago, a new political administration was ushered into the White House.  John F. Kennedy and his wife, Jacqeuline Bouvier Kennedy represented a marked change from the past.  They were a young, handsome and vibrant couple who came to Washington with exciting new plans for future.

In this presentation, it is 1964 and the former First Lady, beseiged by tourists and paparazzi, is struggling to cope.  Attempting to determine her next steps, she reviews her life, sharing stories about her marriage, her fight for privacy amidst intense media scrutiny, her work to restore the White House, and her attempts to showcase the Arts.  As she gradually opens up, you will meet the private woman behind the public myth.

To register for the in person program, please go to: https://addisonlibrary.libcal.com/event/7977492