The Queens' Bedroom/ the White House.

The Queens' Bedroom in 2008, looking northeast (Architectural Digest)

The bedroom suite now called the Queens' Suite, because several European queens stayed here, was called the Rose Suite after the 1902 renovation, and was often used by visiting relatives: Edith Roosevelt's sister Emily Carow; William Howard Taft's sister and brother-in-law, Frances and William Edwards; Coolidge's cousin's daughter Marion Pollard; Anna Roosevelt, FDR's daughter; and most "First Mothers," from Martha Truman to Virginia Clinton Kelley.

While the Kennedys' bedroom was being decorated their first weeks in the house, they lived here. Jackie Kennedy's redecoration of the connecting sitting room in blue and white has remained intact for nearly forty years. Lady Bird Johnson sometimes repaired here to work in complete privacy. It was also used for a Catholic mass on the first birthday of Luci Johnson Nugent's son Lyn, and served as a holding room for groom Chuck Robb before his White House wedding to Lynda Bird Johnson.

The Queens' Bedroom, circa 2000, looking northeast

The Queens' Bedroom in 1999, looking north (White House Historical Association)

The Queens' Bedroom in 1991

The Queens' Bedroom in 1962, looking northeast (White House Historical Association)

The Queens' Bedroom in 1962, looking northeast (White House Historical Association)

The Rose Bedroom in 1962 (Kennedy Library - Robert Knudsen)

The Queens' Bedroom in 1952, looking northeast (Truman Library

The Queens' Bedroom in 1952, looking northeast (Truman Library

The Rose Bedroom around 1920, looking southeast (Library of Congress - Harris & Ewing)

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