Inaugural Day Echoes From Past Presidents
Readers recall the long arc of U.S. inaugurations from Adams to Jefferson, noting March 4 as the original date and the shift to January 20 later. The piece compares inaugural ceremonies, weather, and public mood, highlighting lingering debates over the proper date and the evolving grandeur of the nation’s transfer of power.
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