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Design Master Associates is pleased to be a supporting partner of The White House Historical Association. We design innovative and high quality giftware for museums, businesses, nonprofits, and corporations. Since 1982, our exceptionally talented design team has won numerous awards for excellence, and our clientèle includes many of America’s finest historic sites and institutions. Our passion for combining history with quality products has also given us the opportunity to design and produce unique gifts of state for several United States Presidents during their tenure in the White House.
Our company is honored to have designed eight White House Christmas Ornaments in the past twelve years. As a company, we aspire to the old axiom that if you really love what you do and you do it very well, the quality and joy in your work will always come through.
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The White House Historical Association is a charitable nonprofit institution whose purpose is to enhance the
understanding, appreciation and enjoyment of the White House. To fulfill
its purpose, the White House Historical Association produces
educational literature and films, develops special programs, and
maintains a web site interpreting the White House and its history and
the persons and events associated with it. From private funding and the
sale of its educational products, the Association supports the
acquisition of artwork and objects for the White House collection and
contributes to the conservation of the public rooms.
In 1961, when the National Park Service suggested that such an association be formed, the idea received Mrs. John F. Kennedy’s ready approval. In July 1962, The White House: An Historic Guide was delivered to a public that had already ordered 10,000 copies. The guide is now in its 22nd edition.
The association also sponsors lectures, exhibits and other outreach programs. Thousands of schools, universities and libraries have received free educational materials about the White House. Traveling exhibits and videos are circulated to the presidential libraries and museums.
In 1961, when the National Park Service suggested that such an association be formed, the idea received Mrs. John F. Kennedy’s ready approval. In July 1962, The White House: An Historic Guide was delivered to a public that had already ordered 10,000 copies. The guide is now in its 22nd edition.
The association also sponsors lectures, exhibits and other outreach programs. Thousands of schools, universities and libraries have received free educational materials about the White House. Traveling exhibits and videos are circulated to the presidential libraries and museums.
To learn more about the programs of
The White House Historical Association,
The White House Historical Association,