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情人節 qíng rén jié - Valentine's Day景點 jǐng diǎn - tourist attraction, scenic spot曖昧期 ài mèi qí - ambiguous stage (in a relationship), early dating phase對方 duì fāng - the other person, counterpart木柵動物園 mù zhà dòng wù yuán - Taipei Zoo (Muzha Zoo)熱帶雨林館 rè dài yǔ lín guǎn - Tropical Rainforest House (in the zoo)貓熊館 māo xióng guǎn - Panda House無尾熊館 wú wěi xióng guǎn - Koala House打卡景點 dǎ kǎ jǐng diǎn - popular check-in spot, Instagrammable place樹懶 shù lǎn - sloth包圍 bāo wéi - to surround, to encircle情侶 qíng lǚ - couple (romantic partners)貓空 māo kōng - Maokong (a scenic area in Taipei)搭乘 dā chéng - to take (a ride), to board纜車 lǎn chē - cable car悠閒 yōu xián - leisurely, relaxed兩人時光 liǎng rén shí guāng - quality time for two茶館 chá guǎn - tea house泡一壺茶 pào yī hú chá - to brew a pot of tea古早味蛋糕 gǔ zǎo wèi dàn gāo - traditional-style cake魚丸湯 yú wán tāng - fish ball soup阿給 ā gěi - A-gei (a Tamsui specialty: stuffed tofu with glass noodles)河岸 hé àn - riverbank, riverside夕陽 xì yáng - sunset漁人碼頭 yú rén mǎ tóu - Fisherman's Wharf (in Tamsui)紅毛城 hóng máo chéng - Fort San Domingo (a historical site in Tamsui)小白宮 xiǎo bái gōng - Little White House (a historical site in Tamsui)象山 xiàng shān - Elephant Mountain (a popular hiking spot in Taipei)劍南山 jiàn nán shān - Jiannan Mountain陽明山 yáng míng shān - Yangmingshan (a famous mountain in Taipei)步道 bù dào - trail, pathway告白 gào bái - to confess (one's love)摩天輪 mó tiān lún - Ferris wheel美麗華 měi lì huá - Miramar (a shopping mall with a famous Ferris wheel)高空 gāo kōng - high altitude, high up in the sky燈光 dēng guāng - lights, illumination溫馨 wēn xīn - warm, cozy, heartwarmingPlanning to travel or move to Taiwan? If you'd like to improve your Chinese before you go, feel free to book a one-on-one lesson with me.I'll help you improve your Chinese so you can settle in more comfortably when you arrive. Book a one-on-one free trial lesson with me !

GDP Script/ Top Stories for February 4th Publish Date: February 4th From The BG AD Group Studio, Welcome to the Gwinnett Daily Post Podcast. Today is Tuesday, February 4th and Happy Birthday to Alice Cooper ***02.04.25 - BIRTHDAY – ALICE COOPER*** I’m Keith Ippolito and here are your top stories presented by KIA Mall of Georgia Gwinnett Jail inmate dies after 'medical emergency' Tractor trailer driver charged for hit-and-run crash on Interstate 85 overpass in Gwinnett Visit Georgia's historic sites on Super Museum Sunday Feb. 9 All of this and more is coming up on the Gwinnett Daily Post podcast, and if you are looking for community news, we encourage you to listen daily and subscribe! Break 1: Kia MOG (07.14.22 KIA MOG) STORY 1: Gwinnett Jail inmate dies after 'medical emergency' Phillip Antwon Munroe, a 35-year-old inmate at Gwinnett County Jail, died from a "medical emergency" on Jan. 27, prompting an investigation by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation. Munroe, in custody since July 2022 on robbery and assault charges, was found unresponsive during a routine security check. Deputies and medical staff attempted life-saving measures, but he was pronounced dead by paramedics. His case was still pending, with prior evaluations ordered for mental competency. Details remain limited as the GBI investigates. The Sheriff's Office expressed condolences and emphasized its commitment to transparency and inmate well-being. STORY 2: Tractor trailer driver charged for hit-and-run crash on Interstate 85 overpass in Gwinnett The Gwinnett County Police have charged Christian Barrier, 31, of Alabama, in a hit-and-run accident on Jan. 28. A tractor-trailer driven by Barrier struck a car on Pleasant Hill Road near I-85, causing it to spin and be pushed through two intersections before stopping. The truck left the scene, but the car's driver was uninjured and reported the incident. Police later identified Barrier, who turned himself in on Jan. 31, facing charges including hit and run, reckless driving, and improper lane change. STORY 3: Visit Georgia's historic sites on Super Museum Sunday Feb. 9 Super Museum Sunday, hosted by the Georgia Historical Society, takes place on Feb. 9, offering free admission to museums, historic sites, and cultural institutions across Georgia. Visitors can explore diverse stories, from colonial forts and Native American heritage to Civil War battlefields and historic homes. Highlights include hands-on activities, guided tours, and exhibits at sites like Fort King George, Chief Vann House, and Roosevelt’s Little White House. This annual event provides a unique opportunity to connect with Georgia’s rich history while creating new memories. Visit GaStateParks.org/SuperMuseumSunday for more details. We have opportunities for sponsors to get great engagement on these shows. Call 770.874.3200 for more info. We’ll be right back Break 2: Tom Wages (08.05.24 OBITS_FINAL) STORY 4: GBI investigating fatal shooting that led to car crashing into Snellville home State investigators and the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) are probing a homicide in Snellville after a car crashed into a home following gunfire on Sunday night. Police found Gerryon Ceasor deceased inside the vehicle at the Englewood Way scene. Mason Watkins, a resident of the home, described hearing gunshots followed by the car crashing into his house, shaking the entire structure. No one inside the home was injured, and the GBI is leading the ongoing investigation. An official statement from the GBI is still pending. STORY 5: Gwinnett's Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day Set for Feb. 8 Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful and the Gwinnett County Department of Water Resources will host a Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day on Saturday, Feb. 8, from 9 a.m. to noon at the Gwinnett County Fairgrounds. This event, running for eight years, has safely collected over 1 million pounds of hazardous waste. Items like batteries, paints, pesticides, and flammables will be accepted, while items like ammunition and pharmaceuticals will not. Executive Director Schelly Marlatt encourages eco-friendly product swaps and calls for volunteers to assist with traffic and collection. For details, visit www.gwinnettcb.org or call 770-822-5187. Break: ***Guide Weekly Health Minute*** 10.22.24 GUIDE HEALTH MINUTE_FINAL*** Break 4: Ingles Markets 4 Signoff – Thanks again for hanging out with us on today’s Gwinnett Daily Post Podcast. If you enjoy these shows, we encourage you to check out our other offerings, like the Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast, the Marietta Daily Journal, or the Community Podcast for Rockdale Newton and Morgan Counties. Read more about all our stories and get other great content at www.gwinnettdailypost.com Did you know over 50% of Americans listen to podcasts weekly? 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This Naval Base would not have drawn much attention if not for a doctor who ordered a president he needed a change in scenery for...

Another secretive, shady deal attempted between a private developer and the state government on supposedly protected public land has been exposed by the media. Harry Truman spent a remarkable amount of time during his presidency at his Little White House in Key West. The home is open to the public for tours. Clinton Curry, Director of Operations in Key West for Historic Tours America, which operates the home, joins us this episode. 

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Jeffrey Dale Lofton hails from Warm Springs, Georgia, best known as the home of Roosevelt's Little White House but calls the nation's capital home now. He is a senior advisor at the Library of Congress, surrounded by books and people who love books—in short, paradise. Red Clay Suzie is his first novel, a fictionalized memoir written through his personal lens growing up a queer, physically-misshapen outsider in a conservative family and community in the Deep South. It has won the Seven Hills Literary Prize for Fiction and was recently longlisted for The Center for Fiction 2023 First Novel Prize. www.jeffreydlofton.com Moni Basu is the director of the MFA in Narrative Nonfiction and the Charlayne Hunter-Gault Distinguished Writer in Residence at the University of Georgia. She is an award-winning veteran journalist who worked at CNN, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and various other news outlets. Born in Kolkata, India, Basu grew up straddling two cultures. As such, her work has explored race and identity as well as immigration. She has reported exhaustively from South Asia and the Middle East. Her 2012 e-book, Chaplain Turner's War grew from a series of stories on an Army chaplain in Iraq. A platoon sergeant named her “Evil Reporter Chick,” which became the name of her blog, and she was featured once as a war reporter in a Marvel comics series. https://online.uga.edu/degrees-certificates/low-residency-mfa-narrative-nonfiction https://grady.uga.edu/academics/low-residency-master-fine-arts-narrative-media-writing/ After a colorful life spanning four continents and 16 cities, she earned her keep as cook, chambermaid, waitress, fisherwoman, missionary, speaker/teacher, and academic editor and tutor, Marilyn Kriete now lives in British Columbia, Canada Her first memoir, Paradise Road, relates the runaway/hippie/bicycling odyssey that led to the next chapters of her unconventional life. The Box Must be Empty is her second memoir. You can follow her writing journey at www.MarilynKriete.com. Special Thanks Goes to: Wild Honey Tees: www.wildhoneytees.com The Crown: thecrownbrasstown.com Mercer University Press: www.mupress.org Mr. Classic's Haberdashery: theemanor.org Woodbridge Inn: www.woodbridgeinnjasper.com The Red Phone Booth: www.redphonebooth.com The host, Clifford Brooks', The Draw of Broken Eyes & Whirling Metaphysics and Athena Departs are available everywhere books are sold. His chapbook, Exiles of Eden, is only available through my website. To find them all, please reach out to him at: cliffordbrooks@southerncollectiveexperience.com  Check out his Teachable courses on thriving with autism and creative writing as a profession here: www.brooks-sessions.teachable.com

Why did President Harry Truman establish his Little White House in Key West? Where was he frequently spotted around town? And what is it like to ride in one of his presidential limousines?  Find out as host Elizabeth Harryman Lasley and producer Jason Paton take you to Florida's only presidential museum, the Harry S. Truman Little White House Museum. Clinton Curry, the museum's operations director, takes us behind the scenes to reveal the man the public didn't always see. And we take you for a ride in a 1950 Lincoln Cosmopolitan, one of his official limos. The Harry S. Truman Little White House Museum is open 365 days a year. For more, go to trumanlittlewhitehouse.org. For further details and travel inspiration, visit Fla-Keys.com. To call from the United States or Canada, dial 1 (800) FLA-KEYS or contact your travel advisor. Produced by Armchair Productions, the audio experts for the travel industry.

Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 665, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Round 1. Category: "Springs" On The Map 1: From 1988 - 1992 this Calif. town didn't work its mayor pro bono, it worked its mayor Sonny Bono. Palm Springs. 2: It's the chief town of the interior of Northern Territory, Australia. Alice Springs. 3: A residence in this western Georgia resort was known for a time as "The Little White House". Warm Springs. 4: Once known for its casinos and springs, this city in eastern New York is now home to Skidmore College. Saratoga Springs. 5: It's surrounded by the U.S. Air Force Academy, Fort Carson and Peterson Field Air Force Base. Colorado Springs. Round 2. Category: Historic Ships 1: In August 1851 this schooner won the Hundred Guinea Cup and the cup was later renamed for it. America. 2: The Confederate ship the Virginia was also known by this name. Merrimac. 3: When Columbus left Spain August 3, 1492, he was aboard this ship. Santa Maria. 4: It was the flagship of the 5 commanded by Sir Francis Drake that set sail December 13, 1577. The Golden Hind. 5: In an 1872 race between these fast sailing ships, the Thermopylae beat the Cutty Sark. Clipper ships. Round 3. Category: Singers' First Films 1: "Lady Sings The Blues". Diana Ross. 2: "The Bodyguard". Whitney Houston. 3: "9 To 5". Dolly Parton. 4: "Oh, God!". John Denver. 5: "The Electric Horseman". Willie Nelson. Round 4. Category: English Class 1: When "do not" and "should not" are contracted, this mark of punctuation is used to show missing letters. apostrophe. 2: When writing, you do this to words you want the printer to italicize. underline them. 3: Capt. Kirk's mission was "to boldly go" where no man had gone before, but he split one of these along the way. an infinitive. 4: "City" is a common noun; Virginia City is this kind of noun. proper noun. 5: It's the third person plural objective case pronoun. them. Round 5. Category: Under The Sea 1: The largest giant sea variety of this fish weighed over 563 lbs.; the largest striped one, over 78 lbs.. a bass. 2: These shellfish, all bottom-dwellers, are trapped in cages called pots. lobsters. 3: At different stages of its life this fish is a fry, a parr, a smolt, a grilse, a kelt and after death, a patty. a salmon. 4: 24,000 feet down and seismically active, the Java Trench is a major fault zone in this ocean. the Indian Ocean. 5: This undersea creature can change its gender if needed. a clownfish. Thanks for listening! Come back tomorrow for more exciting trivia! Special thanks to https://blog.feedspot.com/trivia_podcasts/

Our longest serving President had some wonderful estates to call home, each wonderfully preserved! Let's Visit Franklin Roosevelt and his homes in Warm Springs, Georgia, (the "Little White House"!) and Hyde Park, New York, as well as stops in Manhattan and Campobello Island! Learn about his political rise and struggles to overcome his illness; his elections and Presidency; his wife, Eleanor, and children; and his homes! Check out the website at VisitingthePresidents.com for visual aids, links, past episodes, recommended reading, and other information!Episode Page:Season 1's Franklin Roosevelt Episode: "Franklin Roosevelt and Hyde Park" Support the show

Bob Wolz, executive director emeritus of the Harry S. Truman Little White House Museum in Key West, gives James Shillinglaw a tour of this fascinating and historic site, which President Truman (and other presidents) used as a getaway from Washington. The modest house was where some key decisions were made—and a lot of poker was played—all of which played an important part of the history of this country. Wolz is a story teller supreme who brings all that history to life. For more information, visit www.trumanlittlewhitehouse.org.  If interested, the original video of this podcast -- with supplemental pictures and video -- can be found on the Insider Travel Report Youtube channel  or by searching for the podcast's title on Youtube. 

When most people think about Presidents and GA, they think of Jimmy Carter or FDR and the Little White House, but most people would not think of President Woodrow Wilson even though he grew up in Augusta, GA! The man who would become the 28th President of the United States was raised in Augusta, GA from age 14 months to 14 years old, throughout the tumultuous time of the civil war and reconstruction. In this podcast, Marie Bartlett speaks with the Director of Historic Augusta Inc. Erick Montgomery about the Boyhood Home of Woodrow Wilson, how growing up in the South influenced Wilson, and some of his other GA connections you probably didn't know. If you are interested in learning more about this topic check out Erick Montgomery's book, Thomas Woodrow Wilson: Family Ties and Southern Connections. Link to website_: _www.wilsonboyhoodhome.org This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

BONUS episode featuring my summer of presidential travels as I fit in as many birthplaces, gravesites, homes, and other sites into one history professor's summer break. The first of two parts, join me as I drive through Texas, Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, Iowa, and Nebraska to Visit, and Re-Visit, the Presidents! Check out the website at VisitingthePresidents.com for visual aids, links, past episodes, recommended reading, and other information! Support the show (https://paypal.me/VisitingPresidents?locale.x=en_US)

Podcast: 21 mins. Continued from Let There Be Light? FDR Is In The Dark (1)It's August 11, 1938. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt has traveled from the Little White House, his getaway in Warm Springs, Georgia, to the small town of Barnesville. He's here to celebrate a triumph of the New Deal, the arrival of electricity in a rural area where he got 92% of the vote. He's addressing thousands of excited locals and the national media. He's going to press the switch that will bring electricity to Lamar County for the first time. How could he possibly screw this up?Hold the president's beer. You're about to find out.Click on “Listen in Podcast App” above right to save this podcast in your favorite app to listen later.Not yet a full, paid-up subscriber to Non-Boring History? Now is your chance to join the Nonnies for historical goodness in your inbox! American (and British) history hosted by a real historian with a different angle and accent.This is the podcast version of Annette's original post at Non-Boring History: Get full access to Non-Boring History at annettelaing.substack.com/subscribe

From Glaciers to the afterlife this episode of WikiFreakz hits on both the ethereal and the tangible. First we take a trip to South America with the QUELCCAYA ICE CAP, but turns out this ice cap is in the second largest glaciated area. So we head on over to COROPUNA the largest glaciated area, which is located in the Andes in Peru. From here we take a quick dip in the HOT SPRINGS and then veer over to THE LITTLE WHITE HOUSE where FDR spent he remainder of his life. He died in the middle of getting a portrait painted — an UNFINISHED PORTRAIT, which is an example of an UNFINISHED CREATIVE WORK. Sometimes an artist’s work goes unfinished because of DEATH. And wait, happens after you die? No one knows but the world’s religions have tried to suss it out with stories of JUDGEMENT in the afterlife. No matter what you believe we know you’ll love this episode you dirty little WikiFreak! -------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow WikiFreakz IG and Twitter @wikifreakzz ————————————————————————————————————- Follow Jill Weiner on IG and Twitter @jill_lives www.jilllives.com Venmo @jill-weiner-1 -------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow Connor Creagan on IG and Twitter @connorcreagan www.connorcreagan.info Venmo @connor-creagan

As part of a new VIP experience at Harry S Truman's Little White House in Key West, Florida, visitors can take a ride in an authentic presidential limo. | Frommer's

I recently got to speak with Claudia Sorensen all about fascia, our beliefs, and how injuries show up. We had a really fascinating conversation and if you've had recurring injuries this may shine some light on why (even if you've been doing all the rehab, the stretching, the rolling etc). Claudia is a Structural integration Rolf Practitioner, an associated member of the Ortho-Bionomy, and a certified yoga instructor. You can find Claudia at The Little White House in Vernon BC Claudia Recommends: The Untethered Soul by Michael Singer Even With Your Shoes On by Hellen Hall

1 - Mountain Greenery - Roger Wolfe Kahn and his Orchestra - 19272 - There's a Little White House on a Little Green Hill - Goldkette's Book-Cadillac Orchestra – 19263 - Little Green Valley - Arkansas Woodchopper - 19304 - My Little Grass Shack in Kealekekua, Hawaii – Jack Parker with the Green Brothers’ Marimba Orchestra – 19345 - The Grass Looks Greener Over Yonder - Hank Thompson and his Brazos Valley Boys - 19496 - A Study in Green - Larry Clinton and his Orchestra – 19387 - Greenback Dollar - Weems String Band - 19278 - Greenwich Witch - Zez Confrey – 19229 - Green Onion Top - Roosevelt Sykes - 195110 - Green Gin - Ernie Andrews with the Clara Lewis Trio – 194511 - Green Applejack Blues - Rushton's California Ramblers – 194512 - Green Eyes – The Rodriguez Orchestra – 193213 - 99 Blues - Lil Green and her Band - 194214 - In Your Green Hat - Billy Murray with Jack Shilkret's Orchestra – 192515 - If the Moon Turns Green - Taft Jordan and The Mob - 193516 - Zeb Green's Airship - Miss Jones and Mr. Spencer with orchestra – 190917 - Green's Bounce - Clarence Green and his Orchestra – 1948

This week we flew in extreme luxury, moved into the Little White House with tea cosies on our heads, and learned everything we ever wanted to know about alcohol and hypothermia. Don't miss out on Warm & Cozy!

The fun of these calls is the topics diverge from startups pretty often. This week, we talk about the importance of having diverse group of people in the room when making the decision. Then we talk about Monique's past work at Roosevelt's Little White House at Warm Springs. (https://gastateparks.org/LittleWhiteHouse/) --- For more information on the podcasts: http://aflyonthecall.com/ For more information on the hosts: Monique Mills https://www.linkedin.com/in/moniquemills/ https://twitter.com/MoniqMills Adam Gautsch https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamgautsch/ https://twitter.com/agautsc

This week's episode of "Welcome to Florida" releases on Super Tuesday! As Floridans go the the polls and await the outcome, Craig Pittman and Chadd Scott share their voting experiences from this year and years previous. This week's guest is UCF historian Jim Clark. Jim has authored several books on Florida history, including "Presidents in Florida." That's what we're talking about this week. From Andrew Jackson to Donald Trump, Harry Truman's "Little White House" and the seeds of Watergate, we trace Florida's history from presidential afterthought to presidential essential.Throughout election week, Craig will be covering developments in Florida for the "Washington Post." Follow him on Twitter @craigtimes to stay updated!

Follies is full of songs. But that doesn't mean that certain tunes didn't get cut during the creative process. On this episode Kyle details the 10 songs that weren't included in Follies and why they didn't ever see time on-stage.

Host Pete Mecca speaks with his special guest, Carol Cain. Carol has performed as Rosie the Riveter at the Little White House in Warm Springs, Georgia and other locations throughout the U.S. As Rosie the Riveter, Carol dons coveralls, work boots, and the iconic head scarf to tell the story of women workers on the home front during World War II. For her work as Rosie the Riveter, Carol received the 2013-14 Little White House Carolyn Carter Award for the most outstanding volunteer and the DAR Women in American History Medal. Additionally, the Little White House was recognized for the most innovative program for a Georgia state park in 1996 and again in 2010 for Carol's performance. Carol is a "Rosebud" affiliate member of the American Rosie the Riveter Association and performs annually for the organization and at the group's 2016 National Convention. In August of 2007, she performed as Rosie for the National Convention of the American Legion Auxiliary in Reno, Nevada and has been featured at events at Fort Benning, GA, World War II Heritage Days, the Atlanta World War II Roundtable, and the Atlanta History Center.

Beginning with Harry Truman's Little White House through Mar-a-Lago and Donald Trump, Florida has since the 1940's been a frequent Presidential retreat.

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What started out as military quarters has grown into a pivotal building in our country's history over the last 50+ years. It could be considered the original Winter White House, but we call it the Truman Little White House due to the fact that President Harry S. Truman truly fell in love with Key West while he was here. He even said the city was his second favorite city in the world - second only to his hometown. The Little White House has hosted dignitaries from many countries, as well as the President and top military brass of the United States. It's also been the site of several important documents that changed the course of history - The Key West Accord and The Marshall Plan are among them. Learn more about the role our island city of Key West and the Truman Little White House played in the history of the United States! Today in Key West History is brought to you by 43 Keys Media. You can find us at http://43keys.com. Today in Key West History is a proud member of the Florida Keys Podcast Network. Content for this episode was provided by the National Park Service and can be found here: https://www.nps.gov/nr/travel/presidents/trumans_little_white_house.html

When President Donald Trump visited Key West late last year, it was the first time in nearly 55 years for a sitting US president to visit Key West. Prior to that, the last time was when John F. Kennedy stopped by to inspect the defenses of Key West and provide some positive publicity for South Florida. And that was in November of 1962, following the Cuban Missile Crisis. Key West's location and climate has a long history of drawing in the top executives, not just from companies but also from the most powerful nation in the world. US presidents have loved Key West for years. One of the most famous visitors was Harry Truman. Harry Truman came to Key West 11 times during his presidency. He always ended up staying at the Navy's officer residence. And that house is now called Truman's Little White House. Ulysses S. Grant was the first US president to visit Key West. He came in 1880, it was 11 years after leaving office, while traveling with Civil War General, Phil Sheridan. They were on a steamship from New Orleans bound for Havana, but had to stop in Key West for the day. That was during the period when Key West was one of the largest cities in Florida and also one of the wealthiest. Another Civil War leader, Jefferson Davis had also visited Key West. He stopped by in 1867, the day after he was released from prison on bail. Key West is a good place to go when you just get out of jail! In his first term as President, Grover Cleveland also stopped by Key West in 1889. He spent a few hours in the city and he was shown around the island in carriages, and there was a public reception held at the Russell House. William Howard Taft came to Key West on Henry Flagler's Overseas Railway. The year was 1912. That was just 11 months after the railway opened and President Taft was on his way to inspect the Panama Canal. But of course he had to come to Key West first and then get on a ship. And Calvin Coolidge also stopped by Key West on his way back from a meeting in Cuba. That year was 1928 and he had just finished speaking at a big conference in Cuba. Franklin Delano Roosevelt visited Key West six times between 1917 and 1939, he was practically a snowbird. His first stop was when he was young Assistant Secretary of the Navy and he was en route to Cuba as well. After Roosevelt was stricken with polio, he spent several winters in the Keys on a houseboat. And then he also came back to Key West as president in 1939. It was a very different ride then as he was coming down the overseas highway, in an open air convertible. And you can be sure that Key West always appreciated this type of attention from the chief executive, as many of our streets in Key West our name for Presidents - there's Truman Avenue, there's Einsenhower and Kennedy Dr. Dwight Eisenhower first came to Key West before he became president. He was the Presiding Officer of the Joint Chiefs of Staff when he came and he spent 21 days at the Little White House, trying to recover from an illness. Guess who recommended that he do that? You got it - Harry Truman. Eisenhower also returned in 1955 when he was recovering from a heart attack. You're seeing the theme here. People love to come to Key West to recuperate from all the ills of the rest of the world. President Kennedy came through a trip on Key West back in March of 1961. And he met the British Prime Minister here in Key West for a summit. So prior to Donald Trump visiting at the end of last year, John F. Kennedy's visit to Key West in 1962 was the last time a sitting president came to Key West. A couple other presidents visited us, but it was after they had left the office. Jimmy Carter came down. Bill Clinton has been here. gGeorge HW Bush had a lovely little fishing hidey hole that he liked to come and do some fishing in Islamorada. We heard a lot about that after he passed away last year many many stories were told about the wonderful interactions people had with him while he was in Islamorada. And it was today, January 17 1928, that President Calvin Coolidge and his wife arrived in Key West uponreturning from the sixth Inter-American Conference held in Havan. They arrived by ship. And once they arrive, the mayor showed him around, showed him the Naval Station, the Army barracks, the airport and then they took a ride along beautiful Ocean Avenue, what we call today, North and South atRoosevelt Boulevard. And that's what happened today in Key West history. Today in Key West History is brought to you by 43 Keys Media. You want to learn all about our illustrious past and even what's going on today in Key West, visit http://43keys. com. You can get this program, as well as others, as an Alexa flash briefing. And you can find this on YouTube and anywhere that you listen to podcasts. So don't forget to subscribe and we'll see you over at http://43keys.com.

A special Christmas Hello and update from "The Little White House" in Winston County, Mississippi. Credits Production Writer/Narrator: Ray B. Rogers Producer/Editor/Engineer: Bradford Rogers Additional Voiceover: Bradford Rogers Music Special thanks to Lobo Loco and these talented creatives! Music for this podcast may include the following: Malte Junior - Hall (ID 738) Lobo Loco - www.musikbrause.de Creative Commons License (BY-NC-ND 4.0)   When The Mockingbirds Are Singing In The Wildwood Frank C. Stanley Public Domain   Click HERE to order Ray’s book Depression Baby: True Stories from Growing Up During the Great Depression in Appalachia — and Other Things… https://amzn.to/2H8jqgz

Today in Key West history, we're talking about the focal point of one of Harry Truman's visits to Key West and it was the Truman Little White House. Now, if you'll remember correctly, the Truman Little White House was originally built as officers quarters for the submarine base on the Naval Air Station here in Key West. And it was much later that it was actually converted into a single family home, which is where Truman and all of his entourage always stayed when they came to Key West. Now, Truman began coming to Key West in 1946, and began establishing a pattern of coming every November and December. And then he would come again in February and March. So today, November 7th, in Key West history, Harry Truman arrived for his fifth visit to the Truman White House, the little white house, I should say. It was the Key West place where he felt that he could relax. It was just after he won re-election to the presidency. He had a hard fought campaign and he needed some rest and relaxation. And after he first came to Key West in 1946, he vowed that he would get back as often as he could when he needed rest. So he came and he had a entourage with him. He stayed at the Truman Little White House, and that this morning in 1948, November 8, 1948, He got up about 7:30 and had breakfast and then he went out onto the South Porch to read the morning newspaper. And he did that for a little while. And about 9:50 in the morning, according to the Presidential logs, he left the Little White House and he went down to visit some places in Key West so he went to the enlisted mens beach at the Naval Air Station. And it's funny because if you read in the Presidential logs, and I'll just read this on this particular visit to Key West, there were three automobiles that were sent down to Key West specifically for the visit of President Truman. One was a Lincoln convertible and two of them or Lincoln sedans, and they had been sent to Key West from Jacksonville, Florida, by the Ford Motor Company. And they were to be used for the presidential party while they were in Key West. And then any supplemental type of transportation would then be provided by the Naval Air Base. So they rode around in the convertibles and did whatever they needed to do with those vehicles provided by Ford - because they were Lincoln's. Now, in the early morning hours of the eighth of November, Truman and all his entourage went to the enlisted mens beach down at the Naval Air Station, and all of the army type equipment and all of the you know, type of clutter that would normally have been there would have been moved away so that they could have a very attractive view for their beach visit. So the weather was ideal. It was bright and sunny, approximately 80 degrees is what we see the recorded temperature the party quickly got into their bathing trunks. I don't know how long they were, but they were trunks and they spent the next two hours loafing around in the sun some exercise by tossing softballs and footballs. And the President and several other people were also swimming and taking a dip in the surf. Now, you know, there's not a lot of surf here. So I'm sure they were just kind of chilling out in the water. And it was pretty much what they did every morning whenever they were here on the beach. And so they left about just before lunchtime, about 11:40 and went back to the President's quarters at Truman's Little White House and had lunch and then after that, they walked down to the Naval Station. The funny thing is that while he was walking down around the Naval Air Station, he walked in unannounced to the press headquarters at one of the buildings and he walked in on a bunch of newspaper men that were watching a pool game between several of the photographers. So the President just explained they didn't have any news. He wasn't there to give any breaking news because he needed anything but he just wanted to see if they were comfortably accommodated. So that was a nice little surprise visit from the President for those working people who were actually kind of loathing. Also, it's very interesting to know this was Truman's fifth visit to Key West it's also the visit that his wife and daughter first made their first visit to Key West on this trip. He was making by this date in 1951 which is just three years later that marked his 10th visit. So, as you can see it was one of Truman's favorite places to vacation. On this particular day, he had the afternoon free to do his milling around and visiting around Key West around the Naval Station and in the evening hours he had his dinner served about seven o'clock and he retired to a suite for the remainder of the evening and the motion picture Southern Yankee, featuring Red Skelton was what was shown at the base. So that's what happened today in Key West history November 8, 1948.  

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