Bess | Abell | Liz Carpenter's aide. Earle Clement's daughter. |
Ralph | Abernathy | A reverend. |
Bella | Abzug | A congresswoman. |
Abigail | Adams | John Adam's wife. |
Ansel | Adams | California's greatest living photographer and Environmentalist. |
Edie | Adams | A comedienne. |
John | Adams | The advisor. The 2nd U.S. President. |
Apiro | Agnew | Former Vice President of the U.S. |
Muhammad | Ali | The boxing champion. |
Jack | Anderson | The columnist. |
Marian | Anderson | The contralto. |
Hannah | Arendt | A philosopher. |
Lyndon | Baines-Johnson | Lady Bird's husband. The current U.S. President. Aka: LBJ. |
James | Baldwin | An American Novelist. |
Charles | Bartlett | A columnist. |
Bill | Baxter | Lady Bird's pastor. |
Lee | Baygan | LBJ's makeup man. |
Betty | Beale | A columnist. |
Saul | Bellow | A novelist. |
Hale | Boggs | The house majority leader. |
Lindy | Boggs | The U.S. Ambassador to Holy See. |
Clare | Boothe-Luce | A catholic author. |
President | Brewster | The president of Yale University. |
Bernice | Brown | The governor's wife. |
Oscar | Brown Jr. | A Jazz vocalist and actor. |
Audrey Mellon | Bruce | Stephen's wife. |
Bennetta | Bullock | Walter Washington's wife. |
Mary | Bundy | McGeorge's wife. |
McGeorge | Bundy | JFK's national security advisor. |
Mary | Bunting | The president of Radcliffe College. |
James Macgregor | Burns | A presidential historian. |
Horace | Busby | LBJ's aide. |
Robert | Byrd | A senator. |
Henry | Cabot-Lodge Jr. | The ambassador in Saigon. |
Dr. | Cain | One of Johnson's doctors. |
Joe | Califano | LBJ's Domestic Policy Adviser. |
Leslie | Carpenter | Liz's husband. The President of the National Women's press club. |
Liz | Carpenter | A professional journalist. |
Dallis | Carr | A 22-year-old boy who found a job at a gas station. |
Douglass | Carter | A New Zealand politician. |
Nash | Castro | The national park service liaison. |
Margaret | Chase-Smith | The only female senator at that time. |
Cesar | Chavez | An activist. |
George | Christian | LBJ's press secretary. |
Mario | Ciampi | An architect. |
Kenneth | Clark | Black educational psychiatrist. |
Ramsey | Clark | Attorney General. |
Tom | Clark | The Johnson's personal friend. |
Earle | Clements | A Kentucky Senator. |
Van | Cliburn | A concert pianist. |
Clark | Clifford | JFK's personal lawyer. |
Hilary | Clinton | The first lady of the United States. |
Martha | Cole | A recent college graduate and vista worker. |
John | Conally | A Texas Governor. LBJ's long-time aide. |
Walter | Cronkite | America's most trusted news anchor. |
Nathaniel | Currier | A printmaker. Stephen's father. |
Stephen | Currier | A New York Philanthropist. |
Richard | Daley | The Chicago Mayor. |
Robert | Dallek | An Historian. |
Charles | De Gaulle | The French President. |
Barbaralee | Diamonstein | Goldman's chief assistant. |
Nancy | Dickerson | A Journalist. |
Nancy | Dickerson | An NBC reporter. |
Everett | Dirksen | A senate minority leader. |
Mark Van | Doren | A Pulitzer prize winner. |
Helen | Douglas | An American actress. LBJ's mistress. |
Francis | Drake | An Explorer. |
Catherine | Drinker Bowen | The national book award winner. |
Clifford | Durr | A civil rights lawyer. LBJ's friend. |
Virginia | Durr | An American activist. |
James | Eastland | The senator of Mississippi. |
Wolf Von | Eckardt | The cityscape columnist. |
Lena | Edwards | One of the American women who became a board-certified obstetrician. |
Mamie | Eisenhower | Dwight Eisenhower. |
Duke | Ellington | The son of the white house's butler. |
Duke | Ellington | A Jazz artist. |
Ralph | Ellison | One of Johnson's literary stalwarts. |
Ludwig | Erhard | A German chancellor. |
Sam | Ervin | A democrat senator. |
Fred | Farr | A senator. |
Walter | Fauntroy | A local Baptist minister. |
Jules | Feiffer | A cartoonist. |
Doris | Fleeson | One of Lady Bird's reporters. |
Doris | Fleeson | A devoted feminist. |
Gerald | Ford | The current president. |
Abe | Fortas | The associate justice at the supreme court. |
Carol | Fortas | A prominent Washington attorney. Abe's wife. |
Sharon | Francis | The young conservation policy expert. |
Aretha | Franklin | An American singer. |
Orville | Freeman | The secretary of agriculture. |
Betty | Friedan | A journalist. |
Bill | Fulbright | The Vietnam nemesis. |
John Kenneth | Galbraith | The author of Seminal Critique of American
Inequality. |
Barbara | Garson | The publisher of the feminist satire called Macbird. |
Robery | Gillman | Barbara Ward's husband. |
Ruth Bader | Ginsburg | A Supreme court justice. |
Eric | Goldman | LBJ's in-house intellectual. |
Barry | Goldwater | The Arizona Senator. |
Charles | Goodman | The midcentury architect. |
Doris Kearns | Goodwin | A historian. |
Richard | Goodwin | One of LBJ's aides. |
Billy | Graham | The Johnson's close friend. |
Katharine | Graham | A journalist at Washington's post. |
Kay | Graham | Lady Bird's friend. |
Dick | Gregory | A comedian. |
Victor | Gruen | One of Lady Bird's leading architects. |
Anna | Halprin | A dancer. Lawrence's wife. |
Larry | Halprin | The San Francisco landscape architect. |
George | Hamilton | Lynda's boyfriend. |
Averell | Harriman | The New York Governor. |
Cecille | Harrison | Lady Bird's classmate. |
Tom | Hayden | One of the founders of Students for Democratic Society (SDS). |
Lilian | Hellman | A playwright. |
Richard | Helms | Director of Central Intellegence. |
Seymour | Hersh | An American journalist. |
John | Hershey | A novelist and non-fiction essayist. |
Charlton | Heston | An American actor and political activist. |
Joseph | Hirshhorn | The art collection owner. |
Alfred | Hitchcock | A director. |
Oveta Culp | Hobby | Director of Women Auxiliary Corps. |
J. Edgar | Hoover | The FBI director. |
Julia Ward | Howe | The abolitionist. |
Dolores | Huerta | An activist. |
Hubert | Humphrey | A former vice president. |
Hubert | Humphrey | The 38th vice president. |
Dr. | Hurst | One of Johnson's doctors. |
Harold | Ickes | One of LBJ's aides. |
Andrew | Jackson | The 7th U.S. President. |
Jimmie Lee | Jackson | The church deacon who was shot during a non-violent protest. |
Rachel | Jackson | Andrew's wife. Prologue. |
Scoop | Jackson | The DNC Chairman. |
Jane | Jacobs | A self-taught architect and critic. |
Babs | Janeway | Lady Bird's artist. |
Walter | Jenkins | LBJ's closest white house aide. |
Lady Bird | Johnson | Lyndon Johnson's wife. Aka: Claudia Alta Johnson. |
Lucy | Johnson | Lady Bird and President Johnson's daughter. |
Lynda | Johnson | Lady Bird and President Johnson's daughter. |
Bobby | Kennedy | JFK's brother. |
Caroline | Kennedy | Jackie and JFK's daughter. |
Jacqueline | Kennedy | President Kennedy's wife. |
Joe | Kennedy | JFK's father. |
John Fitzgerald | Kennedy | The 35th U.S. President. Aka: JFK. |
John-John | Kennedy | Jackie and JFK's son. |
Patrick | Kennedy | Jackie's deceased son. |
Rose | Kennedy | Joe's wife. |
Ted | Kennedy | Bobby and JFK's brother. |
Joseph Patrick | Kennedy Sr. | The patriarch. |
Billie Jean | King | Pro Tennis player. |
Eartha | Kitt | A performer. |
Richard | Kleberg | A congresswoman. LBJ's boss. |
Stanley | Kramer | An American film director. |
Arthur | Krim | DNC's finance chair. |
Pierre Charles | L' Enfant | The designer of the original plan of Federal City. |
Marie | Larkin | Recipient of the National Gallery of Art teaching award. |
Albert | Lasker | Mary's husband. |
Mary | Lasker | Lady Bird's acquaintance. |
Richard | Lee | A Mayor. |
Christopher | Lehmann-Haupt | The book critic. |
Erich | Leinsdorf | Johnson's stalwart. |
Frances | Lewine | One of Lady Bird's reporters. |
John | Lewis | An activist. |
John | Lindsay | The New York Mayor. |
Henry | Loeb | The mayor of Memphis. |
Edward | Logue | An American author. |
Katie | Louchheim | The White House tenured columnist. |
Robert | Lowell | A Pulitzer-winning poet. |
Martin | Luther-King Jr. | The American Baptist Minister and Activist. |
Patrick | Lyndon | Luci's son. |
Edward | M.M Warburg | A Vieneese banker. |
Dwight | Macdonald | A critic. |
James | MacMillan | A senator. |
Lester | Maddox | A Gubernatorial candidate. |
Mike | Mansfield | The senate majority leader. |
Thurgood | Marshall | Walter Washington's colleague. |
Bill | Mauldin | An Editorial cartoonist. |
Eugene | McCarthy | U.S. Senator. |
Joseph | McCarthy | The American Senator. |
John | McCone | The CIA director. |
Frank | McGee | An American Journalist. |
Phyllis | McGinley | A poet. |
Mary | McGrory | An American Journalist. |
Mary | McGrory | The reporter. |
John | McMillan | South Carolina's long presiding segrationist chair of house district committee. |
Margy | McNamara | Robert's wife. |
Robert | McNamara | The Secretary of Defense. |
Robery | McNamara | The Secretary of Defense. |
Andrew | Mellon | The American financier. |
Bunny | Mellon | The aristocrat. |
James | Meredith | A civil rights activist. |
James | Monroe | The 5th U.S. President. |
Margaret | Moore | Founder of an anti-crime women's group from Indianapolis. |
Robert | Moses | An American Designer. |
Bill | Moyers | One of LBJ's aides. |
Bill | Moyers | One of LBJ's aides. |
Lewis | Mumford | A critic and author. |
Edmund | Muskie | An American politician. |
Gerard | Nugent | Pat's father. |
Pat | Nugent | Luci's new boyfriend. |
Tillie | Nugent | Pat's mother. |
Barrack | Obama | The future president. Michelle's husband. |
Michelle | Obama | Lady Bird's successor. |
Phil | Ochs | A singer-songwriter. |
Kandi | Ohno | A Japanese-American designer. |
Nathaniel | Owings | One of Lady Bird's leading architects. |
Molly | Parnis | A designer. |
Effiee | Pattilio | A pianist. Lady Bird's aunt. |
Minnie Lee | Pattilio | Lady Bird's mother. |
Drew | Pearson | A journalist. |
Gregory | Peck | President of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Science. |
Katherine | Peden | The first woman who was appointed as the commissioner of commerce. |
Prince | Phillip | The prince of United Kingdom. |
Jake | Pickle | A congressman. LBJ's mentor. |
Adam Clayton | Powell Jr. | An American baptist and politician. |
Ezra | Rachlin | A pianist. The conductor of the Austin Symphony. |
Jeanette | Rankin | Activist and Pacifist. |
Sam | Rayburn | A congressman. LBJ's mentor. |
Ronald | Reagan | A hollywood actor. |
Ronald | Reagan | The 40th U.S. President. |
George | Reedy | LBJ's press secretary. |
James | Reston | An American Journalist. Aka: Scotty. |
Dillon | Ripley | One of the secretaries of Smithsonian. |
Chuck | Robb | A marine captain. Lynda's boyfriend. |
Juanita | Roberts | Lady Bird's secretary. |
Arhtur | Robertson | The poor man that Lady Bird visits. |
Judy Ann | Robertson | Arthur's daughter. |
Nan | Robertson | A woman journalist. |
Nan | Robertson | A reporter. |
Willia | Robertson | The Virginia senator. |
John | Rockefeller | The oil titan. |
Laurance | Rockefeller | John's 3rd son. The chairman of white house conference on national beauty. |
Eleanor | Roosevelt | The longest serving first lady of the U.S. |
Walt | Rostow | Special assistant for NSA. |
Jimmy Henry | Rowe | Libby's husband. FDR's special assistant. |
Libby | Rowe | Lady Bird's colleague. |
Dean | Rusk | The Secretary of State. |
Dean | Rusk | Secretary of State. |
Virginia | Rusk | Dean's wife. |
Richard | Russell | One of Lyndon's mentors. |
Aline | Saarinen | An architecture critic. |
Pierre | Salinger | RFK's campaign manager. |
David | Sarnoff | The RCA founder. |
Arthur | Schlesinger Jr. | An American historian. |
Coretta | Scott-King | Activist and Pacifist. |
Polly | Shackleton | A long-time democratic and D.C. party home rule activist. |
Isabelle | Shelton | A journalist at Washington's post. |
Elizabeth | Shoumatoff | The portrait artist. |
Robert | Silvers | An American editor. |
Louis | Skidmore | Nathaniel's partner. |
Margaret Chase | Smith | A republican senator. |
Frank | Stanton | The president of CBS. |
Wallace | Stegner | A historian and novelist. |
John | Steinbeck | One of Johnson's literary stalwarts. |
Roger | Stevens | One of the secretaries of Smithsonian. |
Adlai | Stevenson | The governor of Illinois. |
Paul | Stookey | An American singer. |
Mary Elizabeth | Sutherland | A successful rancher. |
William Howard | Taft | The former U.S. President. |
T.J | Taylor | Lady Bird's father. |
Antonio | Taylor Jr. | Lady Bird's brother. |
Thomas | Taylor Jr. | Lady Bird's brother. |
Helen | Thomas | One of Lady Bird's reporters. |
Helen | Thomas | An American reporter. |
Homer | Thornberry | Associate Justice to the supreme court. |
Bess | Truman | Harry's wife. |
Lee | Udall | Stewart's wife. |
Stewart | Udall | JFK's secretary of interior. |
Jack | Valenti | The White House's aide. |
Wernher | Von Braun | Former Nazi space engineer. |
Ester Van | Wagoner Tufty | A woman who ran the Washington News Bureau. |
Ralph | Waldo-Emerson | An Essayist. |
George | Wallace | A Johnson adversary. |
Lurleen | Wallace | George's wife. |
Barbara | Ward | A fellow friend of JFK and LBJ. |
Earl | Warren | The Chief Justice. |
Earl | Warren | A supreme court justice. |
Walter | Washington | The first African-American mayor of the U.S. |
Walter | Washington | Executive director of the national capital housing authority. |
Marvin | Watson | One of LBJ's advisers. |
Marvin | Watson | LBJ's close adviser. |
Robert | Weaver | The U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development. |
Charles | Weltner | A democrat from Georgia's 5th district. |
Josh | White | A folk musician. |
Charles | Whitman | An American sniper. |
Gerri | Whittington | LBJ's secretary. |
Roy | Wilkins | President of NAACP. |
Gene | Williams | Clement's household staff. |
Gene | Williams | The Johnson's handyman and gardener. |
Helen | Williams | Clement's household staff. |
Helen | Williams | The Johnson's caregiver. |
Claire | Wilson | One of Charles's victims. |
Zephyr | Wright | Lady Bird's cook. |
Ralph | Yarborough | A Senator. LBJ's long-time friend. |
Peter | Yarrow | An American singer. |
Sammy | Young JR. | The 1st college student to be murdered for civil disobedience. |
Whitney | Young Jr. | President of National Urban League. |
Craig | | McNamara's son. |
Ho Chi Minh | | The president of Vietnam. |
Okamoto | | The Photographer. |
Teddy | | Bobby's younger brother. |