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William J. Clinton, Forty-Second President
President Clinton at the White House Easter Egg Roll, © Wally McNamee, UT Center for American History

Photograph by: Wally McNamee, 1993
President Clinton enjoys the festivities at the annual White House Easter Egg Roll as the Easter Bunny looms in the background.
audio clip"A Successful Turkey Hunt", Wally McNamee - transcript
Did you know?
The White House Easter Egg Roll is one of the oldest and most unique traditions in presidential history, and it is the White House's largest public celebration. It began in 1878 during the administration of Rutherford B. Hays and, except in times of war or inclement weather, has been held every year since.
See also:
1993 White House Annual Easter Egg Roll
2003 White House Annual Easter Egg Roll
White House Events
 
Click below to enlarge photographs:
President-elect Clinton and Vice-President-elect Gore at a rallyPresident Bill Clinton at his first inaugural addressPresident Clinton at the White House Easter Egg Roll
President Clinton with John F. Kennedy, Jr., Caroline Kennedy Schlossberg and Jacqueline Kennedy OnassisPresident Clinton signs a bill.President Clinton embraces his wife, Hillary, and his daughter, Chelsea.
President Clinton works aboard Air Force One.President Clinton prepares to speak in Ghana.President Clinton walks solemnly into the White House.
President Clinton, Hillary Clinton and Vice President Al GorePresident Clinton and First Lady Hillary Rodham ClintonPresident Clinton greets Israeli prime minister Yitzhak Rabin's widow, Leah.
President Clinton speaks in Beverly Hills.President-elect Bush visits President Clinton in the White House.President Clinton heads for the plane on his last day.

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