By 1965, it was perhaps inevitable that Lady Bird Johnson, as a loyal Texan, should wear a gold-colored Neiman Marcus dress to the five balls for Lyndon B. Johnson's inauguration that year.
Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukAT HIS inauguration, 80 years ago this month, Franklin Roosevelt addressed a nation gripped by fear.
So far only one name has been confirmed for Trump's inauguration: 16-year-old opera singer Jackie Evancho.
A book of 19th-century ideas that portrays America as one part Google, one part melting pot and one part utopian dream may just have found its moment at the inauguration, eight years late, of the 21st century.
The moment captured the imagination of much of the world as more than a million flag-waving people bore witness while Mr. Obama recited the oath with his hand on the same Bible that Abraham Lincoln used at his inauguration 148 years ago.
She is still developing the character, but is leaning toward "the persona of a friendly young woman who performed in the ballroom at the building's inauguration 100 years ago and has returned to enjoy the renovated ballroom in the 21st century," Ms. Hohensee said.
It's not as if I go to inaugurations every year.
One hundred days since inauguration, four years until term limits come due--these are the conventional units of political time.
Just days after his inauguration 20 years ago, the first President Bush gathered hundreds of the government's senior career executives at DAR Constitution Hall to praise their dedication, extol public service and ask for their help in governing.
Rubio, who would have been 45 years old on inauguration day, 10 years older than the minimum to serve as President, was now 53.
