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Diphtheria antitoxin was made by inoculating horses with diphtheria bacteria, then bleeding the animals to obtain their blood serum. The serum neutralized the diphtheria toxin causing the patient’s symptoms
Diphtheria antitoxin was made by inoculating horses with diphtheria bacteria, then bleeding the animals to obtain their blood serum. The serum neutralized the diphtheria toxin causing the patient’s symptoms

EVB2936428: Diphtheria antitoxin was made by inoculating horses with diphtheria bacteria, then bleeding the animals to obtain their blood serum. The serum neutralized the diphtheria toxin causing the patient’s symptoms / Bridgeman Images

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Diphtheria antitoxin was made by inoculating horses with diphtheria bacteria, then bleeding the animals to obtain their blood serum. The serum neutralized the diphtheria toxin causing the patient’s symptoms

A pregnant woman sitting in a birthing chair is being attended to by three midwives, one ready to receive the baby, the second standing behind the chair, and the third standing at the woman's side comforting her. Implements are on a table in background. Engraving from Swiss physician, Jakob Rueff's, THE CONCEPTION AND GROWTH OF MAN, 1580
A pregnant woman sitting in a birthing chair is being attended to by three midwives, one ready to receive the baby, the second standing behind the chair, and the third standing at the woman's side comforting her. Implements are on a table in background. Engraving from Swiss physician, Jakob Rueff's, THE CONCEPTION AND GROWTH OF MAN, 1580

EVB2936440: A pregnant woman sitting in a birthing chair is being attended to by three midwives, one ready to receive the baby, the second standing behind the chair, and the third standing at the woman's side comforting her. Implements are on a table in background. Engraving from Swiss physician, Jakob Rueff's, THE CONCEPTION AND GROWTH OF MAN, 1580 / Bridgeman Images

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A pregnant woman sitting in a birthing chair is being attended to by three midwives, one ready to receive the baby, the second standing behind the chair, and the third standing at the woman's side comforting her. Implements are on a table in background. Engraving from Swiss physician, Jakob Rueff's, THE CONCEPTION AND GROWTH OF MAN, 1580

Public health education in Red China, 1957 (poster)
Public health education in Red China, 1957 (poster)

EVB2936446: Public health education in Red China, 1957 (poster) / Bridgeman Images

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Public health education in Red China, 1957 (poster)

Fully dressed female patient lying on the operating table, surrounded by the surgeons of Massachusetts General Hospital in one of the earliest operations performed under ether anesthesia. Among the surgeons is Dr. John Collins Warren, the doctor who first demonstrated surgical anesthesia
Fully dressed female patient lying on the operating table, surrounded by the surgeons of Massachusetts General Hospital in one of the earliest operations performed under ether anesthesia. Among the surgeons is Dr. John Collins Warren, the doctor who first demonstrated surgical anesthesia

EVB2936467: Fully dressed female patient lying on the operating table, surrounded by the surgeons of Massachusetts General Hospital in one of the earliest operations performed under ether anesthesia. Among the surgeons is Dr. John Collins Warren, the doctor who first demonstrated surgical anesthesia / Bridgeman Images

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Fully dressed female patient lying on the operating table, surrounded by the surgeons of Massachusetts General Hospital in one of the earliest operations performed under ether anesthesia. Among the surgeons is Dr. John Collins Warren, the doctor who first demonstrated surgical anesthesia

CAT (computer-aided tomography) scan being performed on a patient at the National Institute of Health, Bethesda, Maryland. 1987
CAT (computer-aided tomography) scan being performed on a patient at the National Institute of Health, Bethesda, Maryland. 1987

EVB2936473: CAT (computer-aided tomography) scan being performed on a patient at the National Institute of Health, Bethesda, Maryland. 1987 / Bridgeman Images

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CAT (computer-aided tomography) scan being performed on a patient at the National Institute of Health, Bethesda, Maryland. 1987

Title page to the treatise on urine analysis in the late medieval book, HORTUS SANITATIS (Origin of Health). The book describes herbal remedies and cites the works of Galen, Albertus Magnus and Dioscorides. 1491 woodcut
Title page to the treatise on urine analysis in the late medieval book, HORTUS SANITATIS (Origin of Health). The book describes herbal remedies and cites the works of Galen, Albertus Magnus and Dioscorides. 1491 woodcut

EVB2936488: Title page to the treatise on urine analysis in the late medieval book, HORTUS SANITATIS (Origin of Health). The book describes herbal remedies and cites the works of Galen, Albertus Magnus and Dioscorides. 1491 woodcut / Bridgeman Images

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Title page to the treatise on urine analysis in the late medieval book, HORTUS SANITATIS (Origin of Health). The book describes herbal remedies and cites the works of Galen, Albertus Magnus and Dioscorides. 1491 woodcut

'The Symbolical Head, Illustrating All the Phrenological Developments of the Human Head,' was created by the leading American phrenologists, brothers Niles Fowler (1811-1896) and Orson Squire Fowler (1809-1887)
'The Symbolical Head, Illustrating All the Phrenological Developments of the Human Head,' was created by the leading American phrenologists, brothers Niles Fowler (1811-1896) and Orson Squire Fowler (1809-1887)

EVB2936611: 'The Symbolical Head, Illustrating All the Phrenological Developments of the Human Head,' was created by the leading American phrenologists, brothers Niles Fowler (1811-1896) and Orson Squire Fowler (1809-1887) / Bridgeman Images

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'The Symbolical Head, Illustrating All the Phrenological Developments of the Human Head,' was created by the leading American phrenologists, brothers Niles Fowler (1811-1896) and Orson Squire Fowler (1809-1887)

Human head and shoulders with heart and brain shown; some of the senses and their corresponding body parts, as well as particular sections of the brain, are identified. From anatomy text by Matthias Qualle, 1513
Human head and shoulders with heart and brain shown; some of the senses and their corresponding body parts, as well as particular sections of the brain, are identified. From anatomy text by Matthias Qualle, 1513

EVB2936638: Human head and shoulders with heart and brain shown; some of the senses and their corresponding body parts, as well as particular sections of the brain, are identified. From anatomy text by Matthias Qualle, 1513 / Bridgeman Images

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Human head and shoulders with heart and brain shown; some of the senses and their corresponding body parts, as well as particular sections of the brain, are identified. From anatomy text by Matthias Qualle, 1513

Circulation of the blood from William Harvey's ON THE MOTIONS OF THE HEART AND BLOOD, 1628. Illustrations of a tourniqueted human forearms with pronounced superficial blood veins to indicate circulation. Fig. 3: Blood flow is blocked at two points, O and H. At O, the blood pools in a valve and does not flow toward the hand, but flows toward the heart. Fig. 4: Blood flow is blocked at two points, M and N, with no valve within section
Circulation of the blood from William Harvey's ON THE MOTIONS OF THE HEART AND BLOOD, 1628. Illustrations of a tourniqueted human forearms with pronounced superficial blood veins to indicate circulation. Fig. 3: Blood flow is blocked at two points, O and H. At O, the blood pools in a valve and does not flow toward the hand, but flows toward the heart. Fig. 4: Blood flow is blocked at two points, M and N, with no valve within section

EVB2936644: Circulation of the blood from William Harvey's ON THE MOTIONS OF THE HEART AND BLOOD, 1628. Illustrations of a tourniqueted human forearms with pronounced superficial blood veins to indicate circulation. Fig. 3: Blood flow is blocked at two points, O and H. At O, the blood pools in a valve and does not flow toward the hand, but flows toward the heart. Fig. 4: Blood flow is blocked at two points, M and N, with no valve within section / Bridgeman Images

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Circulation of the blood from William Harvey's ON THE MOTIONS OF THE HEART AND BLOOD, 1628. Illustrations of a tourniqueted human forearms with pronounced superficial blood veins to indicate circulation. Fig. 3: Blood flow is blocked at two points, O and H. At O, the blood pools in a valve and does not flow toward the hand, but flows toward the heart. Fig. 4: Blood flow is blocked at two points, M and N, with no valve within section

Front and back view of an idealized, fully proportioned nude woman, 1586 (engraving)
Front and back view of an idealized, fully proportioned nude woman, 1586 (engraving)

EVB2936659: Front and back view of an idealized, fully proportioned nude woman, 1586 (engraving), della Porta, Giambattista (c.1535-1615) / Bridgeman Images

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Front and back view of an idealized, fully proportioned nude woman, 1586 (engraving)

della Porta, Giambattista (c.1535-1615)

Palace Theatre, New York City, built by vaudeville impresario Martin Beck in 1913. To play the Palace became a symbol of show business success. Vaudeville shows at the Palace ended in 1932, but the theater still exists, at 1564 Broadway
Palace Theatre, New York City, built by vaudeville impresario Martin Beck in 1913. To play the Palace became a symbol of show business success. Vaudeville shows at the Palace ended in 1932, but the theater still exists, at 1564 Broadway

EVB2933964: Palace Theatre, New York City, built by vaudeville impresario Martin Beck in 1913. To play the Palace became a symbol of show business success. Vaudeville shows at the Palace ended in 1932, but the theater still exists, at 1564 Broadway / Bridgeman Images

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Palace Theatre, New York City, built by vaudeville impresario Martin Beck in 1913. To play the Palace became a symbol of show business success. Vaudeville shows at the Palace ended in 1932, but the theater still exists, at 1564 Broadway

Eugen Sandow (1867-1925), assuming a pose wearing a fig leaf. In 1901 he organized the first bodybuilding contest in London. 1894
Eugen Sandow (1867-1925), assuming a pose wearing a fig leaf. In 1901 he organized the first bodybuilding contest in London. 1894

EVB2933994: Eugen Sandow (1867-1925), assuming a pose wearing a fig leaf. In 1901 he organized the first bodybuilding contest in London. 1894 / Bridgeman Images

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Eugen Sandow (1867-1925), assuming a pose wearing a fig leaf. In 1901 he organized the first bodybuilding contest in London. 1894

Albert Davis Lasker (left), founder of modern advertising, as chairman of the U.S. Shipping Board, takes part in an lifeboat drill with 1923
Albert Davis Lasker (left), founder of modern advertising, as chairman of the U.S. Shipping Board, takes part in an lifeboat drill with 1923

EVB2934000: Albert Davis Lasker (left), founder of modern advertising, as chairman of the U.S. Shipping Board, takes part in an lifeboat drill with 1923 / Bridgeman Images

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Albert Davis Lasker (left), founder of modern advertising, as chairman of the U.S. Shipping Board, takes part in an lifeboat drill with 1923

Edward L. Doheny (1856-1935 with his lawyer, Frank J. Hogan. Doheny was Hogan's perfect client, 'a scared rich man.' In 1929, Hogan got Doheny acquitted of bribery, even though the bribe recipient, Albert Fall, had been convicted five months earlier
Edward L. Doheny (1856-1935 with his lawyer, Frank J. Hogan. Doheny was Hogan's perfect client, 'a scared rich man.' In 1929, Hogan got Doheny acquitted of bribery, even though the bribe recipient, Albert Fall, had been convicted five months earlier

EVB2934003: Edward L. Doheny (1856-1935 with his lawyer, Frank J. Hogan. Doheny was Hogan's perfect client, 'a scared rich man.' In 1929, Hogan got Doheny acquitted of bribery, even though the bribe recipient, Albert Fall, had been convicted five months earlier / Bridgeman Images

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Edward L. Doheny (1856-1935 with his lawyer, Frank J. Hogan. Doheny was Hogan's perfect client, 'a scared rich man.' In 1929, Hogan got Doheny acquitted of bribery, even though the bribe recipient, Albert Fall, had been convicted five months earlier

William 'Billy' Burns (1861-1932), as the newly appointed Director of the Bureau of Investigation (now the FBI) on August 22, 1921
William 'Billy' Burns (1861-1932), as the newly appointed Director of the Bureau of Investigation (now the FBI) on August 22, 1921

EVB2934012: William 'Billy' Burns (1861-1932), as the newly appointed Director of the Bureau of Investigation (now the FBI) on August 22, 1921 / Bridgeman Images

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William 'Billy' Burns (1861-1932), as the newly appointed Director of the Bureau of Investigation (now the FBI) on August 22, 1921

Will Rogers and Mrs. Ed Evalyn McLean, wife of the Washington Post publisher Ned McLean, at a ballgame. Rogers wrote books, articles, and a syndicated newspaper column. Of his political reporting he said, 'I don’t make jokes—I just watch the government and report the facts.' October 5, 1924
Will Rogers and Mrs. Ed Evalyn McLean, wife of the Washington Post publisher Ned McLean, at a ballgame. Rogers wrote books, articles, and a syndicated newspaper column. Of his political reporting he said, 'I don’t make jokes—I just watch the government and report the facts.' October 5, 1924

EVB2934015: Will Rogers and Mrs. Ed Evalyn McLean, wife of the Washington Post publisher Ned McLean, at a ballgame. Rogers wrote books, articles, and a syndicated newspaper column. Of his political reporting he said, 'I don’t make jokes—I just watch the government and report the facts.' October 5, 1924 / Bridgeman Images

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Will Rogers and Mrs. Ed Evalyn McLean, wife of the Washington Post publisher Ned McLean, at a ballgame. Rogers wrote books, articles, and a syndicated newspaper column. Of his political reporting he said, 'I don’t make jokes—I just watch the government and report the facts.' October 5, 1924

Edwin Denby (1870-1929), former Congressman and future Secretary of the Navy, enlisted in the Marines as a private at the age of 47 when the US entered World War I, in 1917
Edwin Denby (1870-1929), former Congressman and future Secretary of the Navy, enlisted in the Marines as a private at the age of 47 when the US entered World War I, in 1917

EVB2934069: Edwin Denby (1870-1929), former Congressman and future Secretary of the Navy, enlisted in the Marines as a private at the age of 47 when the US entered World War I, in 1917 / Bridgeman Images

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Edwin Denby (1870-1929), former Congressman and future Secretary of the Navy, enlisted in the Marines as a private at the age of 47 when the US entered World War I, in 1917

Roxie Stinson having her fortune told after delivering sensational testimony at the Senate investigations of the Teapot Dome scandal. She testified in spite of intimidation from Daugherty and Billy Burns agents. Her devastating testimony prompted President Coolidge to demand their resignations. March 1924
Roxie Stinson having her fortune told after delivering sensational testimony at the Senate investigations of the Teapot Dome scandal. She testified in spite of intimidation from Daugherty and Billy Burns agents. Her devastating testimony prompted President Coolidge to demand their resignations. March 1924

EVB2934075: Roxie Stinson having her fortune told after delivering sensational testimony at the Senate investigations of the Teapot Dome scandal. She testified in spite of intimidation from Daugherty and Billy Burns agents. Her devastating testimony prompted President Coolidge to demand their resignations. March 1924 / Bridgeman Images

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Roxie Stinson having her fortune told after delivering sensational testimony at the Senate investigations of the Teapot Dome scandal. She testified in spite of intimidation from Daugherty and Billy Burns agents. Her devastating testimony prompted President Coolidge to demand their resignations. March 1924

T. Coleman Dupont (1963-1930), of the famous Dupont industrial family, was an member of the Republican National Committee from Party 1908-1930
T. Coleman Dupont (1963-1930), of the famous Dupont industrial family, was an member of the Republican National Committee from Party 1908-1930

EVB2934078: T. Coleman Dupont (1963-1930), of the famous Dupont industrial family, was an member of the Republican National Committee from Party 1908-1930 / Bridgeman Images

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T. Coleman Dupont (1963-1930), of the famous Dupont industrial family, was an member of the Republican National Committee from Party 1908-1930

Charles Evans Hughes (1862-1948), posed for photographers on June 12, 1916, two days after his resignation from the Supreme Court. He accepted the Republican Presidential nomination and almost won against incumbent Woodrow Wilson
Charles Evans Hughes (1862-1948), posed for photographers on June 12, 1916, two days after his resignation from the Supreme Court. He accepted the Republican Presidential nomination and almost won against incumbent Woodrow Wilson

EVB2934111: Charles Evans Hughes (1862-1948), posed for photographers on June 12, 1916, two days after his resignation from the Supreme Court. He accepted the Republican Presidential nomination and almost won against incumbent Woodrow Wilson / Bridgeman Images

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Charles Evans Hughes (1862-1948), posed for photographers on June 12, 1916, two days after his resignation from the Supreme Court. He accepted the Republican Presidential nomination and almost won against incumbent Woodrow Wilson

General Frederick Grant (1850-1912), son of President Grant, and General Leonard Wood (right) with their wives. Both men served in the Philippines during the Spanish American War. c. 1905
General Frederick Grant (1850-1912), son of President Grant, and General Leonard Wood (right) with their wives. Both men served in the Philippines during the Spanish American War. c. 1905

EVB2934141: General Frederick Grant (1850-1912), son of President Grant, and General Leonard Wood (right) with their wives. Both men served in the Philippines during the Spanish American War. c. 1905 / Bridgeman Images

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General Frederick Grant (1850-1912), son of President Grant, and General Leonard Wood (right) with their wives. Both men served in the Philippines during the Spanish American War. c. 1905

Charles E. Hughes (1862-1948), with the backing of President Theodore Roosevelt, successfully ran for Governor of New York against William Randolph Hearst in 1906
Charles E. Hughes (1862-1948), with the backing of President Theodore Roosevelt, successfully ran for Governor of New York against William Randolph Hearst in 1906

EVB2934156: Charles E. Hughes (1862-1948), with the backing of President Theodore Roosevelt, successfully ran for Governor of New York against William Randolph Hearst in 1906 / Bridgeman Images

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Charles E. Hughes (1862-1948), with the backing of President Theodore Roosevelt, successfully ran for Governor of New York against William Randolph Hearst in 1906

Nicholas Longworth (1869-1931), is cheered by House Pages after he was elected to be Speaker of House. Feb. 28, 1925
Nicholas Longworth (1869-1931), is cheered by House Pages after he was elected to be Speaker of House. Feb. 28, 1925

EVB2934171: Nicholas Longworth (1869-1931), is cheered by House Pages after he was elected to be Speaker of House. Feb. 28, 1925 / Bridgeman Images

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Nicholas Longworth (1869-1931), is cheered by House Pages after he was elected to be Speaker of House. Feb. 28, 1925

Florence Harding (1860-1924), meets with a group of Girl Scouts at the White House. April 22, 1922
Florence Harding (1860-1924), meets with a group of Girl Scouts at the White House. April 22, 1922

EVB2934183: Florence Harding (1860-1924), meets with a group of Girl Scouts at the White House. April 22, 1922 / Bridgeman Images

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Florence Harding (1860-1924), meets with a group of Girl Scouts at the White House. April 22, 1922

Meeting between U.S. and Japanese diplomats after the signing of the Five-Power Naval Limitation Treaty of 1922. Secretary of State Charles Evans Hughes sits at the was head of the table. Aug. 17,1923
Meeting between U.S. and Japanese diplomats after the signing of the Five-Power Naval Limitation Treaty of 1922. Secretary of State Charles Evans Hughes sits at the was head of the table. Aug. 17,1923

EVB2934192: Meeting between U.S. and Japanese diplomats after the signing of the Five-Power Naval Limitation Treaty of 1922. Secretary of State Charles Evans Hughes sits at the was head of the table. Aug. 17,1923 / Bridgeman Images

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Meeting between U.S. and Japanese diplomats after the signing of the Five-Power Naval Limitation Treaty of 1922. Secretary of State Charles Evans Hughes sits at the was head of the table. Aug. 17,1923

Andrew Mellon (1855-1937), Secretary of the Treasury, laying cornerstone of Internal Revenue Building on May 20, 1929
Andrew Mellon (1855-1937), Secretary of the Treasury, laying cornerstone of Internal Revenue Building on May 20, 1929

EVB2934201: Andrew Mellon (1855-1937), Secretary of the Treasury, laying cornerstone of Internal Revenue Building on May 20, 1929 / Bridgeman Images

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Andrew Mellon (1855-1937), Secretary of the Treasury, laying cornerstone of Internal Revenue Building on May 20, 1929

James M. Cox (1870-1957), newspaper publisher and Ohio governor, ran unsuccessfully for the U.S. presidency in 1920. After the election he left politics to build a newspaper and communications empire, the still existing Cox Enterprises. c. 1920
James M. Cox (1870-1957), newspaper publisher and Ohio governor, ran unsuccessfully for the U.S. presidency in 1920. After the election he left politics to build a newspaper and communications empire, the still existing Cox Enterprises. c. 1920

EVB2934213: James M. Cox (1870-1957), newspaper publisher and Ohio governor, ran unsuccessfully for the U.S. presidency in 1920. After the election he left politics to build a newspaper and communications empire, the still existing Cox Enterprises. c. 1920 / Bridgeman Images

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James M. Cox (1870-1957), newspaper publisher and Ohio governor, ran unsuccessfully for the U.S. presidency in 1920. After the election he left politics to build a newspaper and communications empire, the still existing Cox Enterprises. c. 1920

Paulina Longworth, daughter of Alice Roosevelt Longworth with her baby by her lover, Senator William Borah. At the time, Alice's husband, Nicholas Longworth, acknowledged the child as his own. 1925
Paulina Longworth, daughter of Alice Roosevelt Longworth with her baby by her lover, Senator William Borah. At the time, Alice's husband, Nicholas Longworth, acknowledged the child as his own. 1925

EVB2934219: Paulina Longworth, daughter of Alice Roosevelt Longworth with her baby by her lover, Senator William Borah. At the time, Alice's husband, Nicholas Longworth, acknowledged the child as his own. 1925 / Bridgeman Images

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Paulina Longworth, daughter of Alice Roosevelt Longworth with her baby by her lover, Senator William Borah. At the time, Alice's husband, Nicholas Longworth, acknowledged the child as his own. 1925

Alice Roosevelt (1884-1980), at the age of 18 in a fashionable coat and hat. 1902 portrait by Frances Benjamin Johnston
Alice Roosevelt (1884-1980), at the age of 18 in a fashionable coat and hat. 1902 portrait by Frances Benjamin Johnston

EVB2934228: Alice Roosevelt (1884-1980), at the age of 18 in a fashionable coat and hat. 1902 portrait by Frances Benjamin Johnston, Johnston, Frances Benjamin (1864-1952) / Bridgeman Images

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Alice Roosevelt (1884-1980), at the age of 18 in a fashionable coat and hat. 1902 portrait by Frances Benjamin Johnston

Johnston, Frances Benjamin (1864-1952)

Theodore Roosevelt Jr. with his younger brother, Archie during the Teapot Dome oil leasing investigations. Archie volunteered to testify about his experience as a an employee of oil man Harry Sinclair
Theodore Roosevelt Jr. with his younger brother, Archie during the Teapot Dome oil leasing investigations. Archie volunteered to testify about his experience as a an employee of oil man Harry Sinclair

EVB2934234: Theodore Roosevelt Jr. with his younger brother, Archie during the Teapot Dome oil leasing investigations. Archie volunteered to testify about his experience as a an employee of oil man Harry Sinclair / Bridgeman Images

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Theodore Roosevelt Jr. with his younger brother, Archie during the Teapot Dome oil leasing investigations. Archie volunteered to testify about his experience as a an employee of oil man Harry Sinclair

Theodore Roosevelt Jr. and younger brother Kermit. Kermit was the most unstable of the five children of President Theodore and Edith Roosevelt, ultimately committing suicide in 1943
Theodore Roosevelt Jr. and younger brother Kermit. Kermit was the most unstable of the five children of President Theodore and Edith Roosevelt, ultimately committing suicide in 1943

EVB2934237: Theodore Roosevelt Jr. and younger brother Kermit. Kermit was the most unstable of the five children of President Theodore and Edith Roosevelt, ultimately committing suicide in 1943 / Bridgeman Images

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Theodore Roosevelt Jr. and younger brother Kermit. Kermit was the most unstable of the five children of President Theodore and Edith Roosevelt, ultimately committing suicide in 1943

Navy Secretary Edwin Denby with Assistant Secretary Theodore Roosevelt Jr., leaving Budget meeting in February 1922. Denby caved in to politics, gave up control of the naval oil reserves, and then assigned his subordinate, Roosevelt, to handle the details. Roosevelt was not involved in any corruption, but was still politically damaged
Navy Secretary Edwin Denby with Assistant Secretary Theodore Roosevelt Jr., leaving Budget meeting in February 1922. Denby caved in to politics, gave up control of the naval oil reserves, and then assigned his subordinate, Roosevelt, to handle the details. Roosevelt was not involved in any corruption, but was still politically damaged

EVB2934240: Navy Secretary Edwin Denby with Assistant Secretary Theodore Roosevelt Jr., leaving Budget meeting in February 1922. Denby caved in to politics, gave up control of the naval oil reserves, and then assigned his subordinate, Roosevelt, to handle the details. Roosevelt was not involved in any corruption, but was still politically damaged / Bridgeman Images

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Navy Secretary Edwin Denby with Assistant Secretary Theodore Roosevelt Jr., leaving Budget meeting in February 1922. Denby caved in to politics, gave up control of the naval oil reserves, and then assigned his subordinate, Roosevelt, to handle the details. Roosevelt was not involved in any corruption, but was still politically damaged

Theodore Roosevelt Jr. (1887-1944), at age 34, embarking on a national political career with his appointment as Assistant Secretary of the Navy. March 10, 1921
Theodore Roosevelt Jr. (1887-1944), at age 34, embarking on a national political career with his appointment as Assistant Secretary of the Navy. March 10, 1921

EVB2934249: Theodore Roosevelt Jr. (1887-1944), at age 34, embarking on a national political career with his appointment as Assistant Secretary of the Navy. March 10, 1921 / Bridgeman Images

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Theodore Roosevelt Jr. (1887-1944), at age 34, embarking on a national political career with his appointment as Assistant Secretary of the Navy. March 10, 1921

Warren G. Harding (1865-1923), standing on back of Northern Pacific train, with wife Florence and others as they leave Washington, D.C. for a tour of the Western states and Alaska on June 20, 1923
Warren G. Harding (1865-1923), standing on back of Northern Pacific train, with wife Florence and others as they leave Washington, D.C. for a tour of the Western states and Alaska on June 20, 1923

EVB2934267: Warren G. Harding (1865-1923), standing on back of Northern Pacific train, with wife Florence and others as they leave Washington, D.C. for a tour of the Western states and Alaska on June 20, 1923 / Bridgeman Images

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Warren G. Harding (1865-1923), standing on back of Northern Pacific train, with wife Florence and others as they leave Washington, D.C. for a tour of the Western states and Alaska on June 20, 1923

McKim, Mead, and White, partners of the most prominent American architectural firm of the early 20th century, built monumental buildings of classical style. Surviving buildings include: Columbia University Library, NYC Municipal Building, and the Rhode Island State House
McKim, Mead, and White, partners of the most prominent American architectural firm of the early 20th century, built monumental buildings of classical style. Surviving buildings include: Columbia University Library, NYC Municipal Building, and the Rhode Island State House

EVB2934327: McKim, Mead, and White, partners of the most prominent American architectural firm of the early 20th century, built monumental buildings of classical style. Surviving buildings include: Columbia University Library, NYC Municipal Building, and the Rhode Island State House / Bridgeman Images

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McKim, Mead, and White, partners of the most prominent American architectural firm of the early 20th century, built monumental buildings of classical style. Surviving buildings include: Columbia University Library, NYC Municipal Building, and the Rhode Island State House

Battle of the early 16th century, showing troops advancing on a fortress. It possibly depicts a surprise attack on Maastricht (now Netherlands) by Holy Roman Emperor, Maximilian I. Woodcut from 1512-1516
Battle of the early 16th century, showing troops advancing on a fortress. It possibly depicts a surprise attack on Maastricht (now Netherlands) by Holy Roman Emperor, Maximilian I. Woodcut from 1512-1516

EVB2934354: Battle of the early 16th century, showing troops advancing on a fortress. It possibly depicts a surprise attack on Maastricht (now Netherlands) by Holy Roman Emperor, Maximilian I. Woodcut from 1512-1516 / Bridgeman Images

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Battle of the early 16th century, showing troops advancing on a fortress. It possibly depicts a surprise attack on Maastricht (now Netherlands) by Holy Roman Emperor, Maximilian I. Woodcut from 1512-1516


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