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Presidential shoes dating back to 1850 on display at DNC

The exhibit showcases the evolution of presidential footwear, highlighting the changing styles and trends of the past 160 years. The exhibit is a testament to the enduring legacy of Johnston & Murphy, a brand that has been crafting high-quality footwear for generations. The exhibit also serves as a reminder of the importance of footwear in presidential history, showcasing how shoes have been used as a tool for communication, symbolism, and even political strategy.

The company’s commitment to presidential footwear is a testament to its long-standing tradition of craftsmanship and its enduring legacy in American fashion. The display at the convention showcases a collection of iconic presidential shoes, including those worn by presidents like Abraham Lincoln, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and John F. Kennedy. The display also highlights the evolution of presidential footwear, showcasing how styles have changed over time.

The custom shoes span a swath of designs, from 14-inch lace-up boots for Lincoln to classic Oxfords for Obama. The display at the McCormick Place Convention Center is free and open to the public. You can learn more about the longstanding tradition here.

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