A great resource for pictures of all the U.S. presidents.
American Presidency Reader Reviews
The following site reviews were submitted by readers like you. Discovered (or created) a cool site we should know about? Click here to add URL.American Experience Online: Jimmy Carter
May 5, 2006 -- From Johanna Tschebull, a reader from Boston, who is affiliated with the site
American Experience Online is back with a presidential portrait of Jimmy Carter. Check out the Web site to learn more about Carter’s boyhood, the Camp David negotiations, the Iranian hostage crisis, and Carter’s post-presidential years. Twenty-two years ago he was overwhelmingly rejected by the American people. Today he is one of the most admired statesmen and humanitarians in the world. His rapid ascent in politics, dramatic fall from grace, and remarkable resurrection are the subject of “Jimmy Carter,” a new presidential biography from American Experience airing on PBS Monday and Tuesday, November 11 and 12, at 9pm.
John & Abigail Adams
January 18, 2006 -- From Lauren Prestileo, a reader from Boston, MA, who is affiliated with the site
We’ve recently launched the site John & Abigail Adams, the companion site to the new documentary that will air on PBS, Monday, January 23. John and Abigail were an extraordinary pair– sharing an inspiring love story and a revolutionary political partnership. The site introduces visitors to the “original power couple.
American Experience: The Kennedys
November 12, 2003 -- From Leslie Sepuka, a reader from Boston, MA, who is affiliated with the site
To mark the fortieth anniversary of John F. Kennedy’s Assassination, American Experience reprises an Emmy Award-winning documentary on November 17 and 18, and premieres an all-new companion Web site. The documentary film and Web site are both part of American Experience’s Peabody Award-winning Presidents series.
TeenGOV
March 21, 2001 -- From Mark D. Phillips, a reader from Brooklyn, New York who is affiliated with the site
TeenGOV is designed to teach teenagers (and adults!) the relationship between the branches of government, how they work together, and how they can become involved in the entire process.
The American Presidency: Glorious Burden
February 5, 2001 -- From Barbara, your editor, a parent from San Diego who is not affiliated with the site
The Smithsonian Institute brings together assorted presidential objects (from Washington’s general officer’s uniform to the Internet camera used at the 2000 Republican convention) that represent the lives of our forty-two presidents.
