WINDOWS ON AMERICA: The Challenges of Presidential Leadership
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OBJECTIVE/CONTEXT
"One of the most significant exhibits in the museum's history."
-The Oregonian
For one of the most significant exhibits in Oregon’s history, we helped tell the story of American leadership through more than 100 rare artifacts. From Lincoln’s Ford Theatre chair to Roosevelt’s bullet-pierced letter, every artifact offered a visceral window into the lives of history’s most influential figures.
Highlights include:
An exact reproduction of the Declaration of Independence
House of Representatives copy of the Thirteenth Amendment
Swatch of fabric from Lincoln's Fords Theatre Chair
The letter, pierced by a bullet, that was in Teddy Roosevelt's pocket during an assassination attempt in 1912 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
The only copy of the Atlantic Charter signed by Winston Churchill and Franklin D. Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy's Oval Office Table and Rocking Chair
virtual TOUR
Online exhibit (featuring Visiting Media TrueTour technology) available HERE.
