Collapsible Hula Hoop
Artifact SeriesObama Administration Collection 2009-2017
Artifact ID2018.1.130.a-h
Object Type
Hoop, Hula
Date
2012
Medium
plastic, adhesive, metal
DimensionsOverall - 3D (.a-h: Hula Hoop, Assembled) H 1 in x Diam 37 3/4 in (2.5 cm x 95.9 cm )
Overall - 3D (.a-h: Individual Segment) L 16 1/2 in x Diam 1 in (2.5 cm x 41.9 cm )
Physical DescriptionOverall - 3D (.a-h: Individual Segment) L 16 1/2 in x Diam 1 in (2.5 cm x 41.9 cm )
Physical DescriptionA sparkly red hula hoop that is separated into eight segments (.a-h). Each piece has a button connector on one end, and a hole to connect with on the opposite end. Each segment is wrapped in white and teal tape (teal on top of the white tape) in a spiral pattern, with a piece of teal tape wrapped at each end.
Historical NoteUsed by Michelle Obama and Jimmy Fallon during a taping of a segment for The Tonight Show in which the First Lady promoted the "Let's Move!" initiative.Custodial History / ProvenanceThis item is material associated with various agencies and offices during the Obama administration and maintained as government property until its transfer to the National Archives in January 2017 for deposit with the Obama Presidential Library.Additional Details
National Archives Catalog CollectionBarack Obama Artifact Collection (National Archives Identifier 63542091)
National Archives Catalog SeriesObama Administration Collection 2009-2017 (National Archives Identifier 66540607)
Use Restriction StatusRestricted - Possibly
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