On June 29, 1963, Gov. George Romney of Michigan joined hundreds of marchers through Grosse Pointe, a white suburb of Detroit, demanding an end to housing segregation. At Romney’s side strode ...

George Romney was a British artist known for his portrait painting ... the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, the Robert Hull Fleming Museum, the Frick Collection, the Forsyth County Public Library ...

“Mad Men” is a show set in the past, so you don’t expect much in the way of current affairs from the AMC show. And, yet, there it was on Sunday night: A mention of Romney. Of course, since ...

George Romney, the former governor of Michigan, was well known for supporting Civil Rights, not just through words but through financial policies. During his gubernatorial term, he expanded state ...

Romney has said before that the cars are small cross-overs. Romney was born and raised in Michigan and his father, George Romney, was governor of the state as well as a onetime president of ...

This is my father, George Romney, participating in a Civil Rights march in the Detroit suburbs during the late 1960s—“Force alone will not eliminate riots,” he said.

he’s far more convincing when it comes to being a conservative than Mitt Romney or John McCain — and I would argue even George W. Bush. Fleming: I just have to say based on what I’ve seen ...

Bush said he has known Romney for many years and also knew his father, George Romney, a former Republican governor of Michigan who ran for president in 1968. Bush said he supports Romney because ...