Moaney's Room

Description

John Moaney first served on the General’s personal staff in 1942. During the war, Moaney was in charge of Eisenhower’s Scottie dogs, so he and the General became fast friends. At war’s end, Moaney asked to stay on Eisenhower’s staff. He took care of the General’s clothes, cleaned house and served meals. Delores Moaney cooked and did the household shopping. They both continued to work for Mrs. Eisenhower long after the General died.

Duration

1 minute

Credit

NPS Video

Date Created

07/17/2017

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