#OTD in 1962, Mrs. Kennedy’s televised tour of the newly restored White House was broadcast on CBS and NBC. An exhibit in the JFK Library tells the story of the White House restoration, which includes the red dress Mrs. Kennedy wore during the tour. Last week, our museum specialists replaced that dress with a custom-made replica. We sat down with Museum Specialist Jim Wagner to learn more about the preservation of the original and the creation of the replica. The replica was made by the Library'

Learn how high school students can enter the Profile in Courage Essay Contest for a chance to win up to $10,000 to help pay for college. Now with 25 awards, this year is going to be the biggest yet. | JFK Library Foundation

Experience the lives of the Kennedy children at the First Children exhibit at the JFK Presidential Library. Plan your trip today! | JFK Library Foundation

Experience the lives of the Kennedy children at the First Children exhibit at the JFK Presidential Library. Plan your trip today! | JFK Library Foundation

Bring the history of the Cold War to life for your students with the JFK Library and Museum's exclusive online resources. Your students can go beyond the textbook to watch President Kennedy's famous speech in West Berlin – and even see his handwritten notes. | JFK Library Foundation

Happy #StPatricksDay! In June 1963, JFK spent 4 days in Ireland. A descendant of Irish immigrants, he was welcomed enthusiastically throughout his travels in the country, and later called the trip a “visit that has been one of the most moving experiences of my life.” | JFK Library Foundation

The Profile in Courage Essay Contest is a chance for your high school students to hone their writing skills while learning about courageous elected leaders in American history. | JFK Library Foundation