If you missed the opportunity to catch C-SPAN3 live coverage of the 2015 Warren G. Harding Symposium workshop sessions from Sat., July 18, 2015 from Morrill Hall Auditorium on the Marion campus, here is your opportunity to watch each workshop in its entirety. See descriptions for each workshop session, followed by a video link below.

Modern First Ladies, Part 1

Panelists discussed modern first ladies Florence Harding, Grace Coolidge, and Lou Hoover.

“Paving the Way” was a panel at the 2015 Warren G. Harding Symposium, “The Modern First Ladies: Portraits in Contrast.” The symposium, a collaboration between The Ohio State University at Marion, the Ohio History Connection, the National First Ladies Library, Marion Technical College, Harding Home and Memorial, and Marion Area Convention and Visitors Bureau, was held in the Morrill Hall Auditorium of The Ohio State University at Marion.
CLICK TO VIEW THE VIDEO: http://www.c-span.org/video/?326800-1/modern-first-ladies-part-1


Modern First Ladies, Part 2

Patricia Krider discussed modern first ladies. She showed slides as she talked about the first ladies Eleanor Roosevelt through Pat Nixon, who served in what she termed a transitional period in the roles of first ladies.

“Bridging the Gap” was part of the 2015 Warren G. Harding Symposium, “The Modern First Ladies: Portraits in Contrast.” The symposium, a collaboration between The Ohio State University at Marion, the Ohio History Connection, the National First Ladies Library, Marion Technical College, Harding Home and Memorial, and Marion Area Convention and Visitors Bureau, was held in the Morrill Hall Auditorium of The Ohio State University at Marion.

CLICK TO VIEW THE VIDEO: http://www.c-span.org/video/?326800-2/modern-first-ladies-part-2


Modern First Ladies, Part 3

Gary Walters, a former White House chief usher, showed slides as he discussed the modern first ladies he served. He served seven first families from 2000-2007.

“Portraits and Contrasts” was part of the 2015 Warren G. Harding Symposium, “The Modern First Ladies: Portraits in Contrast.” The symposium, a collaboration between The Ohio State University at Marion, the Ohio History Connection, the National First Ladies Library, Marion Technical College, Harding Home and Memorial, and Marion Area Convention and Visitors Bureau, was held in the Morrill Hall Auditorium of The Ohio State University at Marion.

CLICK TO VIEW THE VIDEO: http://www.c-span.org/video/?326800-3/modern-first-ladies-part-3