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Chronicles the history of African-Americans in the White House from the founding of the nation to the presidency of Barack Obama, sharing stories of slaves, servants, Secret Service agents, performers and intellectuals, community leaders, and politicians.

Janet Rossi, beautiful aide to the governor of Massachusetts, suffers from an illness that threatens her future, and feels that starting a love affair with carpenter Jake Entwhistle would lead to nothing but heartache, but she soon learns love does not wait for the perfect time.

After moving to Washington, D.C., Cory decides he will impress his new classmates by entering an equestrian jumping competition--even though he is afraid of horses. Includes photographs from the television program "Cory in the House.".

A long-time White House employee recalls his many years spent serving the residents of the historical mansion.

Former Attorney General Edwin Messe's account of the career and policies of Ronald Reagan.

Examines the life and career of Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice from her childhood in Birmingham, Alabama, entrance into the University of Denver at age fifteen, and career path that led her into the world of politics and international relations.

Looks at the jobs of some of the many different people who work at the White House, including gardeners, chefs, housekeepers, photographers, Secret Service agents, and others.