To remember FDR, who profoundly changed America with his New Deal programs, take a look at some fascinating facts about his ...

Franklin Delano Roosevelt uses a national radio address to harness America’s spiritual power before the D-Day invasion of Normandy.

A palm tree planted to commemorate the death of Pres. Franklin D. Roosevelt still stands 75 years after his death. Tucson firefighter Charles Rice planted the tree behind Fire Station ...

The simple faith of Franklin Delano Roosevelt : religion's role in the FDR presidency / Christine Wicker Smithsonian Libraries and Archives. Object Details author Wicker, Christine Subject Roosevelt, ...

Roosevelt remained active in politics even following her husband’s death in 1945. The San Quentin Museum is open from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Eleanor Roosevelt, ... 1936 lasted but 10 minutes, as her husband Franklin Delano Roosevelt made a whistle-stop campaign speech before a crowd of 20,000 at the west side Alton depot. ...

Macro close up of Ben Franklin’s face on the US $100 dollar bill. ... Think of what New Deal Democrats, and their hero Franklin Delano Roosevelt, would have done with such a bill.

Roosevelt ISD voters gave the district's $58.5 million bond package the go-ahead, ... For context, WPA was a New Deal initiative from the Franklin D. Roosevelt presidential administration.

A few months ago, a secretary employed by Mrs. Franklin Delano Roosevelt computed that during a single week, which was practically indistinguishable from any other week of her boss’s current ...

Then-Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York chats with inmates of the Veterans’ hospital at Castle Point, near Beacon, New York. Photo via Getty Images. Fighting for pensions.

Growing up on New Brunswick's Campobello Island, library manager Stephanie Gough said she'd cross the bridge into Lubec, Maine, sometimes four or five times a day to go shopping and see friends ...

In a fireside chat in 1942, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt proposed a big income tax to raise money for the war. “Are you a businessman?” Roosevelt asked.