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Ken Walsh Celebrity in Chief: A History of the Presidents and the Culture of Stardom


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A familiar face was seen at both the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library and Museum in May. Ken Walsh, White House Correspondent for U.S. News and World Report, Gerald R. Ford Journalism Prize winner, and author of numerous books on the presidency and life in the White House, made a return visit to Michigan. He spoke in both Grand Rapids and Ann Arbor about his most recent book, Celebrity in Chief: A History of the Presidents and the Culture of Stardom. Following each program, Mr. Walsh signed his book and visited with guests. Find an Event

Ken Walsh Celebrity in Chief: A History of the Presidents and the Culture of Stardom


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A familiar face was seen at both the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library and Museum in May. Ken Walsh, White House Correspondent for U.S. News and World Report, Gerald R. Ford Journalism Prize winner, and author of numerous books on the presidency and life in the White House, made a return visit to Michigan. He spoke in both Grand Rapids and Ann Arbor about his most recent book, Celebrity in Chief: A History of the Presidents and the Culture of Stardom. Following each program, Mr. Walsh signed his book and visited with guests. Find an Event

Being Nixon: A Divided Man


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The Gerald R. Ford Presidential Foundation and Museum joined with the Hauenstein Center for Presidential Studies at Grand Valley University to bring in bestselling author, Evan Thomas on October 22. Thomas discussed his newly acclaimed book Being Nixon: A Divided Man. Touching on Nixon's Quaker roots and his constant struggles to retain power from real and perceived threats, Thomas gave insight into the man who lead the United States into talks with both China and the Soviet Union, but could not handle his own personal demons. Find an Event

Being Nixon: A Divided Man


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The Gerald R. Ford Presidential Foundation and Museum joined with the Hauenstein Center for Presidential Studies at Grand Valley University to bring in bestselling author, Evan Thomas on October 22. Thomas discussed his newly acclaimed book Being Nixon: A Divided Man. Touching on Nixon's Quaker roots and his constant struggles to retain power from real and perceived threats, Thomas gave insight into the man who lead the United States into talks with both China and the Soviet Union, but could not handle his own personal demons. Find an Event

Being Nixon: A Divided Man


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The Gerald R. Ford Presidential Foundation and Museum joined with the Hauenstein Center for Presidential Studies at Grand Valley University to bring in bestselling author, Evan Thomas on October 22. Thomas discussed his newly acclaimed book Being Nixon: A Divided Man. Touching on Nixon's Quaker roots and his constant struggles to retain power from real and perceived threats, Thomas gave insight into the man who lead the United States into talks with both China and the Soviet Union, but could not handle his own personal demons. Find an Event

Zachary HopeBob Hope:  An American Treasure


Zachary Hope opened the new feature exhibit from the World Golf Hall of Fame, discussing how the exhibit came to be and sharing first-hand accounts of his grandfather. Find an Event

Zachary HopeBob Hope:  An American Treasure


Zachary Hope opened the new feature exhibit from the World Golf Hall of Fame, discussing how the exhibit came to be and sharing first-hand accounts of his grandfather. Find an Event

Zachary HopeBob Hope:  An American Treasure


Zachary Hope opened the new feature exhibit from the World Golf Hall of Fame, discussing how the exhibit came to be and sharing first-hand accounts of his grandfather. Find an Event

Carl Anthony Like No One Else


Following a talk about Betty Ford Carl Anthony greets program attendees and signs copies of his book, Americans First Families: An Inside View. Find an Event

Carl Anthony Like No One Else


Following a talk about Betty Ford Carl Anthony greets program attendees and signs copies of his book, Americans First Families: An Inside View.
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