January 20th, 1960

Inauguration Day in Washington, D.C. marks the ceremonial beginning of a new four-year term of a President of the United States. Held on January 20th following a presidential election, it includes the swearing-in of the President and Vice President, followed by inaugural festivities. This day represents a significant moment in American democracy, symbolizing the peaceful transition of power and the start of a new administration. The day's events typically include the inaugural address, parades, and various balls and celebrations. It's a time when the nation's capital is filled with activities that reflect both the solemnity and celebratory nature of the occasion. Inauguration Day is not just about the individual assuming the presidency; it's a reaffirmation of democratic values and a collective look towards the future of the nation under new leadership.