A Brief History of the White House Easter Egg Roll

In honor of this year’s even, we’re resurfacing this story from 2019 about the history White House Easter Egg Roll. The inauguration isn’t the only big event the president throws for the public. Every year, on the Monday following Easter Sunday, the White House opens up the South Lawn to crowds of children and their parents for the annual Easter Egg Roll. Over the years, it has become one of the biggest annual events organized by the administration. Here’s how the event came to be: Children participating in the White House Easter egg roll in 1953. Getty Images The History… Read Full Article