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Wilhelmina of the Netherlands

Wilhelmina of the Netherlands

Former Queen of the NetherlandsWikipedia

Search complete. 7 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Wilhelmina of the Netherlands".

Oct 24, 2026

Darren MarlarHOST
40:39
Many more sightings would come in the decades and presidential administrations that followed.
Darren MarlarHOST
40:44
Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands was sleeping in the Lincoln bedroom in 1942 when she reportedly heard a knock on her bedroom door, opened it to see the bearded President and fainted.
Darren MarlarHOST
40:56
Two years earlier, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, according to accounts, had just stepped out of a hot bath in that same room and was wearing nothing but a cigar when he encountered Lincoln by the fireplace.
Darren MarlarHOST
41:09
Good evening, Mr.
Brian Mac GloinnNARRATOR
40:04
The crew of the Arranmore lifeboat were awarded medals for bravery from the RNLI, and went back to their lives on the island.
Brian Mac GloinnNARRATOR
40:12
Coxswain Jack Boyle was awarded a gold medal, as well as a medal from Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands.
Brian Mac GloinnNARRATOR
40:19
But the crew rarely spoke of the rescue again.
Patrick BoyleGUEST
40:24
My name is Patrick Boyle, and my grandfather was Phil Boyle, Philip Boyle, so he was on the lifeboat crew that went out to rescue the Stalwick.
KP BurkeHOST
46:13
Okay.
KP BurkeHOST
46:14
So Kaiser Wilhelm is welcomed to come be a part of the Dutch citizenry and enjoy a luxurious manor for the rest of his days, courtesy of Queen Wilhelmina.
KP BurkeHOST
46:27
Oh.
KP BurkeHOST
46:28
Yeah.
EricHOST
24:30
Yeah.
EricHOST
24:32
Well, this past weekend I was camping in Arkansas and, uh, just on the border of Oklahoma, Arkansas, and it was up in, um, I don't know how you say, Queen Wilhelmina or Queen Wilhelmina or something like that, State Park.
EricHOST
24:47
Uh, it- they named the entire place after a Denmark queen in hopes that she might show up one day and go to their cabin, which of course she didn't, 'cause she's like, "Why am I going to go to Arkansas?" You know, whatever.
EricHOST
25:04
I don't know.

Unknown podcast

Christmas at the White House: History, First Lady Traditions, and Iconic Holiday Stories Revealed

Oct 6 · 1 Mention

speaker_0NARRATOR
102:17
Multiple staff members have reported strange occurrences in rooms associated with Lincoln.
speaker_0NARRATOR
102:22
Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands, staying at the White House during World War Two, reported answering a knock on her bedroom door in the middle of the night and seeing Lincoln's ghost in the hallway wearing his top hat.
speaker_0NARRATOR
102:35
She fainted, or claimed she fainted.
speaker_0NARRATOR
102:39
The story has been repeated so many times that it's become part of White House lore, though the exact details vary depending on who's telling it.

Unknown podcast

45 Unexplained Mysteries and Secrets of U.S. Presidents: Assassinations, Scandals, and Lost Artifacts Revealed

Oct 4 · 1 Mention

speaker_0NARRATOR
22:03
It starts with Grace Coolidge, wife of President Calvin Coolidge, who claimed to have seen Lincoln standing at a window in the Oval Office, staring out over the Potomac, his back straight, his expression unreadable, silent, watching.
speaker_0NARRATOR
22:18
Then came Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands.
speaker_0NARRATOR
22:21
In nineteen forty-two, she was staying as a guest at the White House during World War II.
speaker_0NARRATOR
22:25
One night, she was awakened by a knock at the door.
speaker_2HOST
10:18
It's shocking.
speaker_3HOST
10:19
On May 10, 1940, Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands literally flees to London.
speaker_3HOST
10:24
The monarch abandons the country, and within five days, the Nazis overtake the entire nation.
speaker_2HOST
10:30
Five days.

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