(Image: Clinton family portrait)
Many Presidents have had children or grandchildren who lived with them or
visited often at the White House. President Bill Clinton's daughter,
Chelsea Victoria, enjoys spending time with her father. Chelsea is the
first child to live in the White House since Amy Carter. An avid
soccer player and ballet enthusiast, Chelsea's favorite subjects
in school are math and foreign languages.
(Image: Picture of Amy Carter)
Amy Carter, President Jimmy Carter's daughter, moved into the White
House at the age of nine. She has three older brothers, named
Jack, Jeff, and Chip. Amy's mother, Rosalynn, once remarked, "Her brothers
are so much older that it is almost as though she has four fathers, and
we have had to stand in line to spoil her."
(Image: Picture of the Nixon's at Dinner)
President Richard Nixon's children, Tricia and Julie, along with Julie's
husband, David Eisenhower, enjoyed family dinners in the White House.
(Image: Picture of Lynda Johnson's wedding)
Lynda Johnson, President Lyndon B. Johnson's daughter, was married to
Charles Robb in 1967 in the East Room of the White House. It was the
first wedding to take place in the White House since 1914, when President
Woodrow Wilson's daughter, Eleanor, married William Gibbs McAdoo.
(Image: Picture of JFK, John Jr., and Caroline)
President John F. Kennedy's children, John Jr. and Caroline, would often
come to visit their father in the Oval Office. The President enjoyed their
company and loved to watch them play. Caroline had a pony named Macaroni
who roamed freely around the White House gardens.
(Image: Picture of Tad Lincoln)
Thomas (Tad) Lincoln was the youngest son of President Abraham Lincoln.
Known for his antics around the White House Tad once discovered how to
make all of the White House bells ring at the same time -- much to the
surprise of the entire staff and residents of the building!