Deborah Sherwood
Deborah has been a featured guest on a number of television and radio programs. She has written about White House history for television and has had articles published in newspapers, including The Washington Post. Recently she helped cover the Presidential Inauguration on NBC television.
Deborah is a popular speaker who has appeared before diverse national and international organizations, as well as military, religious, government and private groups. She has spoken at The Smithsonian and resorts such as The Greenbriar and The Homestead.
Her presentations are always highlighted with two or three very nice door prizes for the audience. For instance, she recently gave away an autographed biography of Pat Nixon.
Her lecture topics can be customized to fit your group. For instance, “First Ladies from Ohio, Virginia, etc.” or “Republican First Ladies.”
Deborah’s interest in The First Families began several years ago when she became a docent in the First Ladies Exhibit at The Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History.
POPULAR TOPICS INCLUDE:
Petticoat Power – The president’s Un-elected partner and her effect on history
Romance in the Rose Garden – White House brides and other love stories
The First Ladies History Forgot
First Ladies During the War Years
Steel Magnolias: Southern First Ladies
Family Life in the White House
Everything you always wanted to know about the first ladies*
(*…but were afraid to ask!)
Deborah has been a featured guest on a number of television and radio programs. She has written about White House history for television and has had articles published in newspapers, including The Washington Post. Recently she helped cover the Presidential Inauguration on NBC television.
Deborah is a popular speaker who has appeared before diverse national and international organizations, as well as military, religious, government and private groups. She has spoken at The Smithsonian and resorts such as The Greenbriar and The Homestead.
Her presentations are always highlighted with two or three very nice door prizes for the audience. For instance, she recently gave away an autographed biography of Pat Nixon.
Her lecture topics can be customized to fit your group. For instance, “First Ladies from Ohio, Virginia, etc.” or “Republican First Ladies.”
Deborah’s interest in The First Families began several years ago when she became a docent in the First Ladies Exhibit at The Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History.
POPULAR TOPICS INCLUDE:
Petticoat Power – The president’s Un-elected partner and her effect on history
Romance in the Rose Garden – White House brides and other love stories
The First Ladies History Forgot
First Ladies During the War Years
Steel Magnolias: Southern First Ladies
Family Life in the White House
Everything you always wanted to know about the first ladies*
(*…but were afraid to ask!)
