U.S. First Ladies by Rhea428

Which First Lady interviewed her future husband as an “inquiring camera girl” for the Washington Times-Herald before he became president?

Which First Lady is famously credited with the rescue of an iconic portrait of George Washington from the White House before the British set it to flames?

If Donald Trump is elected president, Melania Trump would be the second First Lady born outside the United States. Who is the FIRST?

Who was the only First Lady to be married to a sitting president in a ceremony at the White House, seven years later becoming the only First Lady to give birth (to their second child) inside the White House?

Provide the SURNAME of the First Lady known as “Lemonade Lucy” for her ban on serving alcoholic beverages at the White House, though her tenure there preceded Prohibition by a few decades.

James Buchanan is famously the only president who remained a lifelong bachelor. Name the woman, his niece, who served as First Lady for the duration of his presidency.

A woman of many firsts, she was also the first First Lady (and the second woman, the first being Queen Isabella of Spain on a stamp issued in 1893) to be pictured on a United States postage stamp.

Though not the first First Lady to support women’s suffrage, she was the first to exercise her right to vote.

A passionate mental health advocate and presence at her husband’s Cabinet meetings, this First Lady established the Office of the First Lady in the East Wing of the White House.

Name the First Lady who redefined her post, the first to regularly hold press conferences, write daily newspaper columns (“My Day”), host weekly radio shows, and speak at a presidential convention. After leaving the White House, she continued to play an active role in politics and humanitarian concerns, and served as the first U.S. delegate to the United Nations, where she helped draft the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

Who was the first First Lady to have a professional career which she continued following her marriage? She was a schoolteacher at the New Hope Academy in New York, where she taught her future husband and president (he was 19).

Which highly accomplished First Lady began her illustrious career being profiled in LIFE magazine as a recent college graduate, and went on to become the first First Lady to attend law school, be elected to public office, and serve as Secretary of State? Among her many honors and achievements to date, she is also the only First Lady to win a Grammy.