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    Who started the first Easter egg hunt at the White House?

    Question #11954. Asked by nadine. (May 11 01 2:59 AM)


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    		If you mean the White House Easter Egg Roll then it started in 1878 with President Rutherford B Hayes.

    May 11 01, 4:49 AM

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