Yet Franklin's mother ... Roosevelt died of a stroke in Warm Springs, Georgia. Eleanor Roosevelt had been attending a fundraiser at the time and was devastated to learn that when he died, he ...

The White House’s first, indoor swimming pool opened on June 2, 1933, after a fundraising campaign spearheaded by the New York Daily News. President Franklin D. Roosevelt swam as a form of ...

A stone tablet to United States President Franklin Delano Roosevelt was unveiled at Westminster ... His health worsened during the war years and he died on 12th April 1945 at Warm Springs, Georgia.

April 12: Franklin Delano Roosevelt dies while convalescing in Warm Springs, Georgia. September 2: Japan surrenders to the Allies, World War II ends. Eleanor is elected as head of the United ...

Leuchtenburg's notable books include "Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New Deal" and "The Perils ... and how Jimmy Carter began ...

Leuchtenburg’s notable books include “Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New Deal ... his 1976 presidential run with a speech in Warm Springs, Georgia, where FDR often stayed.