The Presidential Service Center ®

We've added to our original 2008 exhibit, "Silence ISN'T Golden," in conjunction with "Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down the White House," a motion picture starring Liam Neeson.


In the summer of 2019, we acquired a gift of golden cufflinks in its 1969 red felt box with gold print on top. These were special inauguration day gifts for supporters of Vice President Agnew and President Nixon. The film is the story of Mark Felt, who, under the name "Deep Throat," helped journalists Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein uncover the Watergate scandal in 1974. Exceptional support and 2018 donations have come from the Brian Van Buren holdings, a former member of the Nixon Inaugural Committee.


In the Summer of 2020, a special Nixon episode was filmed at the museum. On September 15, 2020, CEO Martin CJ Mongiello released detailed research about Presidential actions affecting world monetary policies. Speaking heavily about President Nixon and secret meetings at Camp David, he was asked to present at the World Leader Summit 2020 in Kolkatta, India. 

Enjoy our exhibit: "Jackie, How Could You?" launched in 2016 in conjunction with the motion picture, "Jackie," and the CNN series, American Dynasties: The Kennedys, the exhibition goes into different directions than the film, and beyond topics, most are willing to showcase in the museum field. You may have seen our posters, greeting cards, postcards, and signs on the highway. 

Be sure to watch us on FOX Television discussing FOX Searchlight Pictures distribution of the film, nationwide. Our china pieces from Limoge, Mottahedeh, and featuring original JFK, Aristotle Socrates Onassis, Naguib Nafuz, and King Theseus of Greece are uniquely combined. 

A special episode featuring portions of this exhibit appeared in late 2019 on the Inside the Presidents' Cabinet TV series and again, in another episode in 2020.

• Informational exhibition portfolio
• Jackie's famous waffle recipe
• Exhibit billboard
• Exhibit header for web usage and long-distance learning
• Enter the digital online presentation for even more of the JACKIE exhibit with additional films and movies. This is a co-sponsored exhibit with the US Presidential Culinary Museum.

DRIVING FOR THE PRESIDENT: NO DARKIES SIT IN THIS SECTION OF THE BUS! Opened in December 2018. With special guest, Mr. Orlando S. Herrera Jr., MSA, CPS debuted on December 1, 2018, at 7 pm (this was the day she was arrested). This exhibit showcases Rosa Park's work along with several other women. 

It features the original bus that President Obama also sat in for his photo in a striking manner. Mr. Herrera appeared on two national panels broadcast live on July 23, and October 8 at 7 pm. 

In December 2019, a podcast was recorded for this exhibit by the Emmy nominated and Telly winning Producer, Carl White, in his studios at Wilkesboro, NC. It is available to enjoy on iTunes, GooglePlay, Spotify, iHeart Radio, and Stitcher. Click here!  

A Barbie Inspiring Women Series by Mattel, Rosa Parks doll, was acquired in 2019 and added with additional items sourced. Future extensions of this exhibit will feature testimonials and fond memories from President Obama's drivers. See the President W. Bush Foundation's exhibits and video on several drivers' memories here.

Mr. Herrera's book is available for sale in our online and on-site gift shop.

MR. PRESIDENT, TIMESUP! Launched on March 27, 2020, on a LIVE, worldwide chat and telecast. This featured a number of our TV shows sharing ladies' issues (the Betty Ford episode, 2019, and the three Cleveland First Ladies episode, 2020) and exhibits like our 2016 highly awarded Jackie How Could You? and delved into the current TIMESUP! movement by exposing Presidential sexual relations in White House closets, libraries, and in broad daylight in Central Park.

The ultimate recourse is DNA proof, impeachment, and the court of public opinion. A portion of this CHAT showcased Paul Brandus's book and chapters about Warren G. Harding (Under This Roof: The White House and the Presidency--21 Presidents, 21 Rooms, 21 Inside Stories).

You can watch the live chat on Facebook here hosted by Martin and Stormy Mongiello as business professionals working in society. In 2020, Rebeca Fernández, MBA, released her EQUALITY CAN NOT WAIT video discussing how to close the gender gap. This covers equal opportunity and pay.

 THE SLAVES AND IMMIGRANTS WHO BUILT THE HOUSE: "HATE FOR IMMIGRANTS." This exhibit began in December 2019. From American Indians first walking here in 50,000 B.C. to Muslims, Mexicans, and every other group they try to teach you to hate, this exhibit examines our past, present, and possible future based on President's actions. 

A portion of the presentation covers German American immigrants put into internment camps like Adolf "Wes" Wesselhoeft and then shipped off as an American citizen to Germany at six years old. Enjoy his new book written with his wife, Shirley, Africans, Cubans, Chinese, South Americans, and Japanese. In early 2022 this exhibit was expanded upon with a TV Special shot for the Presents Network of Lt. Colonel Wesselhoeft. 

In December 2019, a podcast was recorded that brought up this exhibit by the Emmy-nominated and Telly-winning Producer Carl White with Production Director Tim Vogel. It is available to enjoy on iTunes, GooglePlay, Spotify, iHeart Radio, and Stitcher. Click here!  It featured Orlando S. Herrera, Jr., MSA. CPS as a guest with Martin CJ Mongiello, MBA, MA, MCFE. Please see the video below from the Bush Center. 

CELEBRATING THE RIPPING DOWN OF STATUES IN AMERICA. Winter, 2028, with assistance from the Scotch-Irish Victory Center, The Civil War Sailor and Marine Magazine and Association with Executive Director Andrew M. King, and The American Revolutionary War Living History Center. Ripping down statues in America is nothing new; it started as early as 1776 with ropes around the head and thousands cheering in New York. This exhibit was initially proposed by then-CEO Martin CJ Mongiello to the historical and reenacting community with much distaste in 2016. Considered "completely inappropriate conduct for curatorial work and outlandish/deranged interpretation that only serves hate and filth in the museum industry." A full-sized King George statue being ripped down movie and statue are now on display in his hometown at the Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia, PA. The museum opened on April 19, 2017, to great fanfare.

One new technique to avoid this practice is bringing temporary statues and exhibits into the American Legion World Series in Shelby, NC, to celebrate Confederate weapons of death as the cannon "SATAN" showcased all over the news. By creating temporary exhibits, like the recent showcasing of a cannon called "Satan," that killed hundreds of black soldiers at North Carolina's Fort Fisher - parties can bring large Confederate items to massive public venues and make them a centerpiece to hundreds of thousands of people. When the American Legion has sponsors like USAA - they are financially supported to engage in these acts. Museums have noted that this tactic allows for display, and society does not have the time to prevent it or stop it once the temporary showing has quickly ended at a fair, convention, sporting event, or on school property controlled by a state (such as the American Legion incidents featuring SATAN at Shelby High School).