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ording to the Sea Island Company (seaisland.com), planting live oak trees has convert a significant course for observers to commemorate special accidents as well as jot the visit of honored guests to Sea Island as yet the visit of President Calvin Coolidge in 1928. The live oak has been claimed as the state tree of Georgia, and is considered a character of monarchy and strength. The following documents those outstanding visits:
President Calvin Coolidge - December 1928
President Calvin Coolidge planted the 1st commemorative oak during the Christmas holidays presently after "The Cloister" opened its doors. President and Mrs. Coolidge were visiting Sea Island Company author Howard Coffin by his home aboard Sapelo Island.
President Dwight Eisenhower - May 1946
This oak was planted after President Eisenhower was elected, in credit of the visit he and Mrs. Eisenhower made to Sea Island in 1946.
Queen Juliana of the Netherlands and Prince Bernhard - April 1952
Queen Juliana and her husband Prince Bernhard spent Easter weekend on Sea Island and added an oak to the grounds. During their visit, the imperial couple was attending as honored guests at an oyster barbecue hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W. Jones, Sr., at Altama Plantation.
President Gerald Ford - December 9, 1979
After his term of office, President Ford planted a commemorative oak meantime visiting as a guest of honor at a appointment and golf competition at Sea Island.
President Jimmy Carter - July 28, 1981
President Carter convened his first cupboard at The Cloister shortly after creature elected in 1976. Accompanied by Mrs. Carter, he returned to plant an oak in July 1981.
Eugene O'Neill - May 12, 1988
A live oak was planted at Connecticut College, New London, Conn., apt celebrate the playwright's 100th birthday. O'Neill,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], who spent his young in New London, lived on Sea Island from 1931 to 1936 in the hut he and his wife, Carlotta Monterey, built and appointed Casa Genotta. O'Neill wrote his merely sitcom,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], "Ah, Wilderness!" on Sea Island; with it, he won the Nobel Prize as Literature in 1936.
President George H.W. Bush - September 29, 1991
President Bush planted a commemorative oak while he and Mrs. Bush were holidaying in 1991 at "The Cloister", site of their 1945 honeymoon. They likewise visited in January 1995,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], to celebrate their 50th wedding commemoration. During that visit, President Bush played the opening round at Ocean Forest Golf Club. The former president returned in August 2001 to open the 38th Walker Cup Match at Ocean Forest.
Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher - April 1994
The former British prime minister has been called the maximum ardent planter at Sea Island. Most honorees sprinkle a ceremonial shovel full of clay; Mrs. Thatcher worked nigh the tree shoveling the dirt, antagonism the fact she dressed a pink suit. Her security guard was listened to mention namely Mrs. Thatcher would have packed down the dirt had she been wearing her gardening shoes.
President George W. Bush - June 7, 2004
President Bush hosted the G8 Summit, the most premonitory anniversary assembly of the eight governors of the free world, on Sea Island from June 8-10, 2004. In the institution of his dad, he planted a commemorative oak close to his father's.
Prime Minister Tony Blair - June 11, 2004
The British Prime Minister and his wife planted a commemorative oak during their visit for the G8 Summit.
The Sea Island Summit First Ladies - November 16, 2004
The Sea Island Gardening Group planted one oak to commemorate the visit to Sea Island by five of the First Ladies whose husbands participated in the G8 Summit. Those Ladies comprised Laura Bush of the United States, Cherie Blair of the United Kingdom, Bernadette Chirac of France, Sheila Martin of Canada, and Ludmilla Putin of the Russian Federation.
Additional live oaks on the grounds of The Cl