matthew costello is the chief education officer at the white house historical association, which is right across the street from the white house complex. professor castello, if people were to come down there to the white house historical association, what would they find? so the association is a private, nonprofit organization. we were founded in 1961 at the request of first lady jacqueline kennedy to support research scholarship and education about the white house and the people who've lived there and worked there. and if you were to come down here, you could, of course, visit our our campus on the northwest side of lafayette park or you could go check out. we opened a new visitor experience at 1700 pennsylvania avenue. it's called the people's house. the white house experience. you can see our replica oval office. you can join in on a cabinet room meeting. you learn about the staff, the career staff who've worked at the white house and the executive residence and a number of other really interesting and fascinating stories about white house history and the people behind, the scenes. and

white house. historic school association. thank you for kicking off american history tv's new series, the first 100 days. thgood afternoon. i'm dr. amy stallings. i'm an adjunct history professor at the college of william and mary. and today you find my class era of jamestown here in some special collections. that's our library on campus where they have pulled for us array of items relating to history of jamestown and my lecture for the day is also detailing how jamestown was lost and i mean that a physical geographical sense. i also wanted to examine how jamestown was, quote, lost too to memory and the ways in which especially in the 19th century virginia, anne's and americans more broadly sought to to find jamestown reclaim jamestown in on the assumption that the physical location was gone. so that's the context and off we go so all semester we've been progressing through the of jamestown approximate one decade per week with some extra attention given to setting the scene for the contact and conflict that followed. we've le