Books by Kenneth T. Walsh


From Mount Vernon to Crawford:

A History of the Presidents and Their Retreats

by Kenneth T. Walsh

From George Washington (Mount Vernon) to George W. Bush (Crawford ranch), from FDR (Hyde Park) to JFK (Hyannisport), almost every single president has had a beloved place where he could really be himself. Based on Walsh's

interviews with four of the living presidents, as well as scores of officials and staff, From Mount Vernon to Crawford is a fascinating glimpse into this largely unexamined facet of American government.

Published by Hyperionbooks
hardcover: May 2005; $25.95US/$34.95CAN; 1401301215
Available at your favorite bookseller.


Air Force One:

A History of the Presidents and Their Planes

by Kenneth T. Walsh

Based on interviews with five living presidents, scores of past and present government officials, and staff and crew members of Air Force One, Walsh's book features countless fascinating and often outrageous stories of life aboard the "flying White House."

 
Published by Hyperionbooks

paperback:  May 2004; $14.95US/$22.95CAN; 0786888199

Also available in hardcover, ISBN: 1401300049

© 2003 by Kenneth T. Walsh.

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Ronald Reagan:

by Kenneth T. Walsh

Political correspondent Kenneth T. Walsh examines the roots of the man who went from small-town middle America to Hollywood and the White House, and tells us how Ronald Reagan developed his unflagging belief in the American dream. 

© 1997 by Random House Value Publishing, Inc.


Feeding The Beast: The White House Versus the Press:

by Kenneth T. Walsh

 

"Kenneth Walsh has combined his own rich experience with trenchant analysis and a penetrating sense of history to bring us a vital and fascinating portrait of the troubled, complex relationship between our press and our Presidents."

- MICHAEL BESCHLOSS

Presidential historian

© 1997 by Kenneth T. Walsh. Read Excerpt
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