Dolley Payne Todd Madison - First Lady
Dolley Madison (Dorothea Payne Todd Madison), First Lady 1809-1817, wife of James Madison, fourth President of the United States.
Dolley Madison Portrait
A portrait of Dolley Madison, part of a larger gallery of portraits of American First Ladies.
A portrait of Dolley Madison, part of a larger gallery of portraits of American First Ladies.
Biography
Biography on the official White House website.
Biography on the official White House website.
Portrait (Library of Congress)
Adapted from a Gilbert Stuart portrait.
Adapted from a Gilbert Stuart portrait.
Refurbishing the White House
A few details about life in the White House: John and Abigail Adams as the first residents, a piece of charred timber from the burning of the White House during James and Dolley Madison's time in the White House, and renovation information from the Truman years.
A few details about life in the White House: John and Abigail Adams as the first residents, a piece of charred timber from the burning of the White House during James and Dolley Madison's time in the White House, and renovation information from the Truman years.