Childhood Ike
While always claiming to be from Abilene, Eisenhower was actually born in this state famous for the big and bright stars at night.
Texas
While applying to schools, Ike discovered he was too old (20) for this famous academy for people who wish to sail the high seas...
Naval Academy (Annapolis)
Eisenhower added these two states to the Union, making us a 50-state country.
Alaska and Hawaii
While first lady, Mamie initiated the first White House celebration of this spooky holiday.
Halloween
Ike was a renowned cook and was well known for this meal that he prepared outdoors on a charcoal fire on the ground.
Steak
Eisenhower worked in this type of establishment in Abilene, alongside his father, where lactose-heavy products are made and sold.
Creamery
In his downtime during WWII, Ike would decompress by reading paperback books from this genre that featured cowboys and Native Americans.
Western
Ike became the first president to ride in this vehicle, traveling from the White House to Camp David.
Helicopter
Mamie popularized this hairstyle among women in the 1950s of hair that falls forward from the front hairline.
Bangs
This structure was the first gift to The Eisenhower Foundation, offering free tours starting in 1947.
Boyhood Home
As a child, Ike swam and fished in this Dickinson County body of water.
Smoky Hill River/Mud Creek
Eisenhower famously declined this award when it was offered to him, the highest military decoration of the U.S. Armed Forces, saying that it should be reserved strictly for acts of combat valor.
The Medal of Honor
Eisenhower renamed the presidential retreat from Shangri-La to this name, in honor of his grandson.
Camp David
Barbara Bush was famous for saying she would rather wear these as she got older, popularized by Mamie as First Lady.
Pearls
Eisenhower was the first president to be awarded this prize that is given every year to the likes of Susan Lucci, Stephen Colbert, and Alan Alda.
Emmy
Eisenhower and his brothers attended this school in Abilene named for an assassinated President.
Lincoln Elementary
After WWII, Eisenhower made a famous speech at the Guildhall where he received the key to this famous city...
London
While Kennedy gets a majority of the praise for this program, it was actually Eisenhower who created this agency in 1957 to explore the cosmos.
NASA
Mamie often stayed in bed for hours each day due to health, but she took advantage of the time to catch up on this means of communication to thousands of Americans.
Letter Writing
When establishing the Eisenhower Foundation in 1945, Ike consented to his name being used but wanted this group honored alongside him.
His Soldiers and All Veterans
During his youth, Ike played baseball and was usually in this position, where angels are known to be...
Outfield
Eisenhower was a classmate with this soldier, the last five-star general in the history of the United States
Omar Bradley
After signing the Federal Aid Highway Act of 1956, the first eight miles of interstate were built just outside of this state capital.
Topeka
As First Lady, Mamie desegregated this famous annual White House spring event that continues to this day on the front lawn.
Easter Egg Roll
The Eisenhower Presidential Library contains over 30 million pages of documents and are managed on behalf of the American people by this federal agency.
The National Archives and Records Administration