Which British Official Brought the First Siamese Cats Home
British diplomat Edward Blencowe Gould sent the first documented Siamese cats to his sister in Britain during 1884.
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Whether Siam Was the Only Siamese Cat at the White House
Presidential Siamese cats like Siam, Shan, and Misty Malarky Ying Yang lived at the White House across different administrations.
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Where Siam the Siamese Cat Is Preserved
President Rutherford B. Hayes cat Siam and her reported Smithsonian preservation are examined here to check records.
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How Long Siam the Siamese Cat Lived at the White House
Siamese cat Siam lived at the White House for less than a year after arriving from Bangkok in 1878 and dying in 1879.
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Which Consul Sent the First Siamese Cat to Washington
American consul David B. Sickels sent the first Siamese cat from Bangkok to First Lady Lucy Webb Hayes in 1878.
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Who Lucy Hayes Was to the Siamese Cat
First Lady Lucy Hayes received Siam, the first Siamese cat in America, as a gift from diplomat David B. Sickels.
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What Year the First Siamese Cat Reached America
The first Siamese cat in America, sent from Bangkok by David B. Sickels to Lucy Hayes, arrived in 1878 or 1879.
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Which Siamese Cat Arrived in America First
Siam, the first documented Siamese cat in America, traveled from Bangkok in 1878 as a presidential gift for Lucy Hayes.
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What Thai People Call the Siamese Cat Today
Traditional Thai pointed cat names, including Wichien Maat and Wichianmat, differ from the modern international Siamese breed.
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Whether a Siamese Cat Appears in Thai Art
Historical Thai cat manuscripts and illustrated treatises reveal whether early visual art depicts the modern Siamese breed.
