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Inauguration Day: From the First to the 47th, Presidential Celebrations Then and Now
By Jennifer Oliver O'Connell | 9:12 PM on January 20, 2025
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The day has arrived! Donald Trump has been sworn in as the 47th President of the United States, and many of us are breathing huge sighs of relief. There were all the ceremonial traditions and a few new and different ones. Trump is the first president to hold a rally-style parade.
Our first president George Washington traveled from Mount Vernon, Virginia, to New York for his inauguration, employing a coach, horseback, and a barge to get him there. Our 47th president's entrance to Washington, D.C. was much simpler, with a flight on "Special Air Mission 47" which reverted back to Air Force One upon his swearing-in.
Inauguration Day: From the First to the 47th, Presidential Celebrations Then and Now
By Jennifer Oliver O'Connell | 9:12 PM on January 20, 2025
The opinions expressed by contributors are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of RedState.com.
The day has arrived! Donald Trump has been sworn in as the 47th President of the United States, and many of us are breathing huge sighs of relief. There were all the ceremonial traditions and a few new and different ones. Trump is the first president to hold a rally-style parade.
Our first president George Washington traveled from Mount Vernon, Virginia, to New York for his inauguration, employing a coach, horseback, and a barge to get him there. Our 47th president's entrance to Washington, D.C. was much simpler, with a flight on "Special Air Mission 47" which reverted back to Air Force One upon his swearing-in.
The First Inauguration gave rise to many traditions that continue today. For example, President Washington followed his swearing-in with an Inaugural Address, a special speech written for the occasion. In 1793, the oath of office for Washington's second term was administered by William Cushing, an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court and the first in a long line of Supreme Court Justices to preside over Presidential Inaugurations.
Special Air Mission 47 is the callsign. The callsign Air Force 1 is used only when a sitting president is aboard. https://t.co/QNwahWz3dC
— baldilocks (@JulietteAkinyi) January 19, 2025
— baldilocks (@JulietteAkinyi) January 19, 2025
For this final installment in the inauguration series, we talk about the inaugural balls.
According to the White House Archives, Washington danced the minuet after his second inauguration in 1789. Fourth President James Madison and First Lady Dolley Madison were the first to participate in an official Inaugural Ball. These soirees grew with each president, Eighth President Martin Van Buren had two balls, and Ninth President William Henry Harrison held three.
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