Lynda Bird Johnson Robb recalls how the Texas camp shaped her childhood.

Rosas Gonzales formed a special bond with former First Lady Claudia Alta “Lady Bird” Johnson while working as a gardener and ...

These experiences don't have to be relegated to the past — you can enjoy them in the present while staying at one of these ...

Moyers, who died at 91 on June 26, 2025, was among the most acclaimed broadcast journalists of the 20th century. He’s known for TV news shows that exposed the role of big money in politics and ...

Before he came to public television in 1971, he was Lyndon Johnson's press secretary and the publisher of Newsday.

Mrs. Johnson’s aim was not wholly pedagogical: with the lively Lyndon confined to school from 9 to 4, he was less likely to fall into the Pedernales River.

CD: The ranch is where you can see President Johnson’s life full circle, because part of the property is where he was born, in 1908; there’s the house he acquired from his aunt that became the ...

Lyndon Johnson hired Geri Whittington as his secretary because she was the most qualified. She was also the first Black woman to hold it and became a symbol of the Civil Rights Era.

Texas is a state that prides itself on its particular spirit in independence. Largely, it stems from the famous Texas Revolution, which liberated the state from the rule of Mexico in the 1800s. Lots ...

A 110-year-old Colorado estate that has hosted Frank Sinatra and Lyndon B. Johnson just slashed $10 million off its price tag. The 12,000-square-foot manor house—with 25 rooms—and its five ...

The Day Lyndon Johnson Pushed the Fed Chairman Around the Room While Shouting Curses at Him Yet it turns out that the president still isn’t the boss of America’s central bank. The Fed chairman, ...