Feather Schwartz Foster

Feather: "I've been a songwriter - mainly of children's shows - since college with many shows produced. My interest in Presidential (and American) history has also been lifelong, and my book: "Ladies: A Conjecture of Personalities" allows my imagination to play with history. My second book, "Garfield's Train" is a novel about the death of President James Garfield in Long Branch, NJ in 1881. I have also e-published an informative little book entitled "On The Road With the Old Gals" - about my lessons learned while promoting my books by lecture. I am currently working on a non-fiction about Presidential marriages."

In promoting "LADIES: A Conjecture of Personalities", I began speaking at literally dozens of venues, such as library groups, the AAUW, Historical Societies, Woman's Clubs, Senior and Retirement groups, etc., etc. - and have loved every minute of it." See Feather's Events.

POTUS BIRTHDAYS

(President of the United States)

January 9, 1913 Richard M Nixon

January 29, 1843 William McKinley

January 30, 1882 Franklin D Roosevelt

FLOTUS BIRTHDAYS

(First Lady of the United States)

January 03, 1879 – Grace Coolidge

January 26, 1926 – Julia Grant

PRESIDENTIAL WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES

January 01, 1824 – James and Sarah Polk

January 06, 1759 – George and Martha Washington

January 06, 1945 – George and Barbara Bush

January 25, 1871 – William and Ida McKinley

Presidential Journey

Asbury Park Press - Asbury Park,NJ,USA

... Watching nearby, presidential history buff Feather Schwartz Foster offered up a clue. Goldberg, a resident of Cranford, needed more than that to go on. ...

THE FIRST LADIES - NEW!

An Intimate Portrait of the Women Who Shaped America

from Martha Washington to Mamie Eisenhower

Researching the subject for more than 40 years, Feather

Schwartz Foster has given more than 200 lectures about

the women whose marriages are included in the book,

including the Christopher Wren Society in Williamsburg,

Virginia. She also is a “Resident Guest” at the President’s Park in Williamsburg.