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Josef Stalin, Franklin Roosevelt, and Winston Churchill at the WW2 Teheran Conference. It was the first face to face meeting of Franklin and Churchill with Stalin. Nov. 29, 1943
Josef Stalin, Franklin Roosevelt, and Winston Churchill at the WW2 Teheran Conference. It was the first face to face meeting of Franklin and Churchill with Stalin. Nov. 29, 1943

EVB2943342: Josef Stalin, Franklin Roosevelt, and Winston Churchill at the WW2 Teheran Conference. It was the first face to face meeting of Franklin and Churchill with Stalin. Nov. 29, 1943 / Bridgeman Images

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Josef Stalin, Franklin Roosevelt, and Winston Churchill at the WW2 Teheran Conference. It was the first face to face meeting of Franklin and Churchill with Stalin. Nov. 29, 1943

Armenian volunteers who fought under British General Allenby in 1918. This group fought on the Palestine front in Fall 1918, prior to the Oct. 30th Mudros Armistice, in which Turkey accepted defeat in WW1
Armenian volunteers who fought under British General Allenby in 1918. This group fought on the Palestine front in Fall 1918, prior to the Oct. 30th Mudros Armistice, in which Turkey accepted defeat in WW1

EVB2943343: Armenian volunteers who fought under British General Allenby in 1918. This group fought on the Palestine front in Fall 1918, prior to the Oct. 30th Mudros Armistice, in which Turkey accepted defeat in WW1, Unknown photographer, (20th century) / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2943343

Armenian volunteers who fought under British General Allenby in 1918. This group fought on the Palestine front in Fall 1918, prior to the Oct. 30th Mudros Armistice, in which Turkey accepted defeat in WW1

Unknown photographer, (20th century)

President Franklin Roosevelt at his fourth Inauguration. Jan. 20, 1945. It took place on the balcony of the White House instead of at the Capitol
President Franklin Roosevelt at his fourth Inauguration. Jan. 20, 1945. It took place on the balcony of the White House instead of at the Capitol

EVB2943351: President Franklin Roosevelt at his fourth Inauguration. Jan. 20, 1945. It took place on the balcony of the White House instead of at the Capitol / Bridgeman Images

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President Franklin Roosevelt at his fourth Inauguration. Jan. 20, 1945. It took place on the balcony of the White House instead of at the Capitol

Franklin Roosevelt speaks to Congress after the Yalta Conference. March 1, 1945. For the first time, he addressed Congress from a chair, and referred to his disability as he began his speech
Franklin Roosevelt speaks to Congress after the Yalta Conference. March 1, 1945. For the first time, he addressed Congress from a chair, and referred to his disability as he began his speech

EVB2943355: Franklin Roosevelt speaks to Congress after the Yalta Conference. March 1, 1945. For the first time, he addressed Congress from a chair, and referred to his disability as he began his speech / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2943355

Franklin Roosevelt speaks to Congress after the Yalta Conference. March 1, 1945. For the first time, he addressed Congress from a chair, and referred to his disability as he began his speech

Governor Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt in Warm Springs, Georgia. 1930
Governor Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt in Warm Springs, Georgia. 1930

EVB2943356: Governor Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt in Warm Springs, Georgia. 1930 / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2943356

Governor Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt in Warm Springs, Georgia. 1930

Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt at a high school dedication. Hyde Park. Oct. 5, 1940. The First Lady reaches for the hand of Mrs. Hardy Steeholm and FDR Aide Thomas Qualters stands in background
Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt at a high school dedication. Hyde Park. Oct. 5, 1940. The First Lady reaches for the hand of Mrs. Hardy Steeholm and FDR Aide Thomas Qualters stands in background

EVB2943359: Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt at a high school dedication. Hyde Park. Oct. 5, 1940. The First Lady reaches for the hand of Mrs. Hardy Steeholm and FDR Aide Thomas Qualters stands in background / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2943359

Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt at a high school dedication. Hyde Park. Oct. 5, 1940. The First Lady reaches for the hand of Mrs. Hardy Steeholm and FDR Aide Thomas Qualters stands in background

Eleanor Roosevelt in Washington, D.C. 1924
Eleanor Roosevelt in Washington, D.C. 1924

EVB2943361: Eleanor Roosevelt in Washington, D.C. 1924 / Bridgeman Images

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Eleanor Roosevelt in Washington, D.C. 1924

Eleanor Roosevelt, Marian Dickerman, and Nancy Cook in Campobello. July 1926. Dickerman and Cook were life partners and Eleanor was their close friend for 20 years
Eleanor Roosevelt, Marian Dickerman, and Nancy Cook in Campobello. July 1926. Dickerman and Cook were life partners and Eleanor was their close friend for 20 years

EVB2943363: Eleanor Roosevelt, Marian Dickerman, and Nancy Cook in Campobello. July 1926. Dickerman and Cook were life partners and Eleanor was their close friend for 20 years / Bridgeman Images

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Eleanor Roosevelt, Marian Dickerman, and Nancy Cook in Campobello. July 1926. Dickerman and Cook were life partners and Eleanor was their close friend for 20 years

Eleanor Roosevelt with Nancy Cook during FDR's campaign for NYS Governor. 1928 or 1930
Eleanor Roosevelt with Nancy Cook during FDR's campaign for NYS Governor. 1928 or 1930

EVB2943367: Eleanor Roosevelt with Nancy Cook during FDR's campaign for NYS Governor. 1928 or 1930 / Bridgeman Images

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Eleanor Roosevelt with Nancy Cook during FDR's campaign for NYS Governor. 1928 or 1930

Eleanor Roosevelt and Marian Dickerman in Washington, D.C. 1935. Dickerman was a close friend and principal of the Tod Hunter school where Eleanor taught in the 1920s' and 1930s
Eleanor Roosevelt and Marian Dickerman in Washington, D.C. 1935. Dickerman was a close friend and principal of the Tod Hunter school where Eleanor taught in the 1920s' and 1930s

EVB2943379: Eleanor Roosevelt and Marian Dickerman in Washington, D.C. 1935. Dickerman was a close friend and principal of the Tod Hunter school where Eleanor taught in the 1920s' and 1930s / Bridgeman Images

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Eleanor Roosevelt and Marian Dickerman in Washington, D.C. 1935. Dickerman was a close friend and principal of the Tod Hunter school where Eleanor taught in the 1920s' and 1930s

First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt and child star Shirley Temple. July 1938. The photo is autographed, 'To Mrs. Roosevelt, Love, Shirley Temple
First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt and child star Shirley Temple. July 1938. The photo is autographed, 'To Mrs. Roosevelt, Love, Shirley Temple

EVB2943381: First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt and child star Shirley Temple. July 1938. The photo is autographed, 'To Mrs. Roosevelt, Love, Shirley Temple / Bridgeman Images

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First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt and child star Shirley Temple. July 1938. The photo is autographed, 'To Mrs. Roosevelt, Love, Shirley Temple

Refugee camp in Beirut, probably for Armenians. c. 1915-20
Refugee camp in Beirut, probably for Armenians. c. 1915-20

EVB2943388: Refugee camp in Beirut, probably for Armenians. c. 1915-20 / Bridgeman Images

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Refugee camp in Beirut, probably for Armenians. c. 1915-20

Street scene in Leninakan, Armenia. c. 1922. The second largest city in the post-WW1 Armenia territory. The city was named Alexandropol before Armenia was absorbed by Soviet Union. After 1989 would be called Gyumri
Street scene in Leninakan, Armenia. c. 1922. The second largest city in the post-WW1 Armenia territory. The city was named Alexandropol before Armenia was absorbed by Soviet Union. After 1989 would be called Gyumri

EVB2943391: Street scene in Leninakan, Armenia. c. 1922. The second largest city in the post-WW1 Armenia territory. The city was named Alexandropol before Armenia was absorbed by Soviet Union. After 1989 would be called Gyumri / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2943391

Street scene in Leninakan, Armenia. c. 1922. The second largest city in the post-WW1 Armenia territory. The city was named Alexandropol before Armenia was absorbed by Soviet Union. After 1989 would be called Gyumri

Armenian women make quilts in Alexandropol. c. 1915-22. Alexandropol was the second largest city in the post WW1 Armenia territory. When Armenia was incorporated into the Soviet Union the city would be called Leninakan, and after 1989, Gyumri
Armenian women make quilts in Alexandropol. c. 1915-22. Alexandropol was the second largest city in the post WW1 Armenia territory. When Armenia was incorporated into the Soviet Union the city would be called Leninakan, and after 1989, Gyumri

EVB2943394: Armenian women make quilts in Alexandropol. c. 1915-22. Alexandropol was the second largest city in the post WW1 Armenia territory. When Armenia was incorporated into the Soviet Union the city would be called Leninakan, and after 1989, Gyumri / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2943394

Armenian women make quilts in Alexandropol. c. 1915-22. Alexandropol was the second largest city in the post WW1 Armenia territory. When Armenia was incorporated into the Soviet Union the city would be called Leninakan, and after 1989, Gyumri

General Luigi Cadorna, Italian WW1 Chief of Staff
General Luigi Cadorna, Italian WW1 Chief of Staff

EVB2943398: General Luigi Cadorna, Italian WW1 Chief of Staff / Bridgeman Images

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General Luigi Cadorna, Italian WW1 Chief of Staff

John Pershing, World War 1 commander of the U.S. forces in Europe. c. 1918
John Pershing, World War 1 commander of the U.S. forces in Europe. c. 1918

EVB2943403: John Pershing, World War 1 commander of the U.S. forces in Europe. c. 1918 / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2943403

John Pershing, World War 1 commander of the U.S. forces in Europe. c. 1918

Grand Duchess Anastasia of Russia in 1914 at age 13. In 1991, the remains of the executed Russian Royal family were exhumed and identified by DNA analysis, disproving the claims of Anna Anderson that she was Anastasia
Grand Duchess Anastasia of Russia in 1914 at age 13. In 1991, the remains of the executed Russian Royal family were exhumed and identified by DNA analysis, disproving the claims of Anna Anderson that she was Anastasia

EVB2943407: Grand Duchess Anastasia of Russia in 1914 at age 13. In 1991, the remains of the executed Russian Royal family were exhumed and identified by DNA analysis, disproving the claims of Anna Anderson that she was Anastasia / Bridgeman Images

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Grand Duchess Anastasia of Russia in 1914 at age 13. In 1991, the remains of the executed Russian Royal family were exhumed and identified by DNA analysis, disproving the claims of Anna Anderson that she was Anastasia

Franklin Roosevelt and Missy Lehand in Florida in 1924. With them is Dutchess County bird watching authority, Maunsell Crosby, and Frances de Rham (Mrs. Henry)
Franklin Roosevelt and Missy Lehand in Florida in 1924. With them is Dutchess County bird watching authority, Maunsell Crosby, and Frances de Rham (Mrs. Henry)

EVB2943420: Franklin Roosevelt and Missy Lehand in Florida in 1924. With them is Dutchess County bird watching authority, Maunsell Crosby, and Frances de Rham (Mrs. Henry) / Bridgeman Images

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Franklin Roosevelt and Missy Lehand in Florida in 1924. With them is Dutchess County bird watching authority, Maunsell Crosby, and Frances de Rham (Mrs. Henry)

Franklin Roosevelt exercising in the walking court at Warm Springs. 1928. FDR's his polio-induced paraplegia did not improve, but he developed tremendous upper body strength to compensate
Franklin Roosevelt exercising in the walking court at Warm Springs. 1928. FDR's his polio-induced paraplegia did not improve, but he developed tremendous upper body strength to compensate

EVB2943424: Franklin Roosevelt exercising in the walking court at Warm Springs. 1928. FDR's his polio-induced paraplegia did not improve, but he developed tremendous upper body strength to compensate / Bridgeman Images

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Franklin Roosevelt exercising in the walking court at Warm Springs. 1928. FDR's his polio-induced paraplegia did not improve, but he developed tremendous upper body strength to compensate

Franklin Roosevelt in a swimsuit at Warm Springs, Georgia. 1930. FDR was then Governor of New York State
Franklin Roosevelt in a swimsuit at Warm Springs, Georgia. 1930. FDR was then Governor of New York State

EVB2943427: Franklin Roosevelt in a swimsuit at Warm Springs, Georgia. 1930. FDR was then Governor of New York State / Bridgeman Images

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Franklin Roosevelt in a swimsuit at Warm Springs, Georgia. 1930. FDR was then Governor of New York State

Franklin Roosevelt and Missy Lehand (left) with others in Hyde Park pool. 1930. Right of FDR is his body guard Gus Gennerich, and third from right is Earl Miller, Eleanor's guard
Franklin Roosevelt and Missy Lehand (left) with others in Hyde Park pool. 1930. Right of FDR is his body guard Gus Gennerich, and third from right is Earl Miller, Eleanor's guard

EVB2943430: Franklin Roosevelt and Missy Lehand (left) with others in Hyde Park pool. 1930. Right of FDR is his body guard Gus Gennerich, and third from right is Earl Miller, Eleanor's guard / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2943430

Franklin Roosevelt and Missy Lehand (left) with others in Hyde Park pool. 1930. Right of FDR is his body guard Gus Gennerich, and third from right is Earl Miller, Eleanor's guard

President Roosevelt throws out the first baseball of the season. Apr. 18, 1938. Left of FDR are Bucky Harris, Connie Mack and Harry Hopkins. The game was between the Washington Senators and Philadelphia Athletic
President Roosevelt throws out the first baseball of the season. Apr. 18, 1938. Left of FDR are Bucky Harris, Connie Mack and Harry Hopkins. The game was between the Washington Senators and Philadelphia Athletic

EVB2943536: President Roosevelt throws out the first baseball of the season. Apr. 18, 1938. Left of FDR are Bucky Harris, Connie Mack and Harry Hopkins. The game was between the Washington Senators and Philadelphia Athletic / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2943536

President Roosevelt throws out the first baseball of the season. Apr. 18, 1938. Left of FDR are Bucky Harris, Connie Mack and Harry Hopkins. The game was between the Washington Senators and Philadelphia Athletic

Henry Stimson about to appear before Senate Military Affairs Committee. July 2. 1940. At right is Senator Morris Sheppard, chairman of the Senate Military Affairs Committee
Henry Stimson about to appear before Senate Military Affairs Committee. July 2. 1940. At right is Senator Morris Sheppard, chairman of the Senate Military Affairs Committee

EVB2943538: Henry Stimson about to appear before Senate Military Affairs Committee. July 2. 1940. At right is Senator Morris Sheppard, chairman of the Senate Military Affairs Committee / Bridgeman Images

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Henry Stimson about to appear before Senate Military Affairs Committee. July 2. 1940. At right is Senator Morris Sheppard, chairman of the Senate Military Affairs Committee

Pres. Franklin Roosevelt and Press Sec. Stephen Early. Jan. 18, 1941. Early served as one of the three White House Secretaries, responsible for press relations from 1932 to 1945
Pres. Franklin Roosevelt and Press Sec. Stephen Early. Jan. 18, 1941. Early served as one of the three White House Secretaries, responsible for press relations from 1932 to 1945

EVB2943542: Pres. Franklin Roosevelt and Press Sec. Stephen Early. Jan. 18, 1941. Early served as one of the three White House Secretaries, responsible for press relations from 1932 to 1945 / Bridgeman Images

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Pres. Franklin Roosevelt and Press Sec. Stephen Early. Jan. 18, 1941. Early served as one of the three White House Secretaries, responsible for press relations from 1932 to 1945

Cordell Hull, Secretary of State during the Franklin Roosevelt Presidency. c. 1940. He served 11 terms in the House, and chaired the Democratic National Committee before he was elected to the Senate in 1930
Cordell Hull, Secretary of State during the Franklin Roosevelt Presidency. c. 1940. He served 11 terms in the House, and chaired the Democratic National Committee before he was elected to the Senate in 1930

EVB2943545: Cordell Hull, Secretary of State during the Franklin Roosevelt Presidency. c. 1940. He served 11 terms in the House, and chaired the Democratic National Committee before he was elected to the Senate in 1930 / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2943545

Cordell Hull, Secretary of State during the Franklin Roosevelt Presidency. c. 1940. He served 11 terms in the House, and chaired the Democratic National Committee before he was elected to the Senate in 1930

Felix Frankfurter (right) with his counsel Dean Acheson. Jan 12, 1939. Frankfurter, a Supreme Court Nominee, was about to testify before the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Felix Frankfurter (right) with his counsel Dean Acheson. Jan 12, 1939. Frankfurter, a Supreme Court Nominee, was about to testify before the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee

EVB2943546: Felix Frankfurter (right) with his counsel Dean Acheson. Jan 12, 1939. Frankfurter, a Supreme Court Nominee, was about to testify before the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee / Bridgeman Images

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Felix Frankfurter (right) with his counsel Dean Acheson. Jan 12, 1939. Frankfurter, a Supreme Court Nominee, was about to testify before the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee

President Franklin Roosevelt congratulates newly sworn in Justice Robert Jackson. July 11, 1941
President Franklin Roosevelt congratulates newly sworn in Justice Robert Jackson. July 11, 1941

EVB2943551: President Franklin Roosevelt congratulates newly sworn in Justice Robert Jackson. July 11, 1941 / Bridgeman Images

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President Franklin Roosevelt congratulates newly sworn in Justice Robert Jackson. July 11, 1941

Henry Wallace, Sec. of Agriculture, throwing a boomerang. July 13,1939. He practiced daily in Potomac Park with the weapon originated by the Australian Aborigines
Henry Wallace, Sec. of Agriculture, throwing a boomerang. July 13,1939. He practiced daily in Potomac Park with the weapon originated by the Australian Aborigines

EVB2943559: Henry Wallace, Sec. of Agriculture, throwing a boomerang. July 13,1939. He practiced daily in Potomac Park with the weapon originated by the Australian Aborigines / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2943559

Henry Wallace, Sec. of Agriculture, throwing a boomerang. July 13,1939. He practiced daily in Potomac Park with the weapon originated by the Australian Aborigines

Henry Wallace, Sec. of Agriculture, smiles and gestures for the camera. 1939-40
Henry Wallace, Sec. of Agriculture, smiles and gestures for the camera. 1939-40

EVB2943561: Henry Wallace, Sec. of Agriculture, smiles and gestures for the camera. 1939-40 / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2943561

Henry Wallace, Sec. of Agriculture, smiles and gestures for the camera. 1939-40

Senator Huey Long at the Capitol. Jan. 1935. The left wing populist advocated his 'Share Our Wealth' program
Senator Huey Long at the Capitol. Jan. 1935. The left wing populist advocated his 'Share Our Wealth' program

EVB2943562: Senator Huey Long at the Capitol. Jan. 1935. The left wing populist advocated his 'Share Our Wealth' program, Harris & Ewing (1905-45) / Bridgeman Images

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Senator Huey Long at the Capitol. Jan. 1935. The left wing populist advocated his 'Share Our Wealth' program

Harris & Ewing (1905-45)

Senator Burton Wheeler speaks at peace rally. Washington, D.C. June 8, 1940. Isolationist Democrat Wheeler criticized proposals to sell rifles, 75 millimeter guns and ammunition 'officially described as obsolete' to Britain
Senator Burton Wheeler speaks at peace rally. Washington, D.C. June 8, 1940. Isolationist Democrat Wheeler criticized proposals to sell rifles, 75 millimeter guns and ammunition 'officially described as obsolete' to Britain

EVB2943578: Senator Burton Wheeler speaks at peace rally. Washington, D.C. June 8, 1940. Isolationist Democrat Wheeler criticized proposals to sell rifles, 75 millimeter guns and ammunition 'officially described as obsolete' to Britain / Bridgeman Images

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Senator Burton Wheeler speaks at peace rally. Washington, D.C. June 8, 1940. Isolationist Democrat Wheeler criticized proposals to sell rifles, 75 millimeter guns and ammunition 'officially described as obsolete' to Britain

Senator Gerald Nye of North Dakota. Dec. 31, 1936. In 1934, he headed the Nye Committee investigations of how financial interests influenced U.S. involvement in World War I. The results contributed American Isolationism before WW2
Senator Gerald Nye of North Dakota. Dec. 31, 1936. In 1934, he headed the Nye Committee investigations of how financial interests influenced U.S. involvement in World War I. The results contributed American Isolationism before WW2

EVB2943585: Senator Gerald Nye of North Dakota. Dec. 31, 1936. In 1934, he headed the Nye Committee investigations of how financial interests influenced U.S. involvement in World War I. The results contributed American Isolationism before WW2 / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2943585

Senator Gerald Nye of North Dakota. Dec. 31, 1936. In 1934, he headed the Nye Committee investigations of how financial interests influenced U.S. involvement in World War I. The results contributed American Isolationism before WW2

Franklin D. Roosevelt with friends in Silver City, New Mexico. May 1912. The group includes Mrs. Selmes, Isabella Ferguson, and Bob Ferguson. FDR is at far right
Franklin D. Roosevelt with friends in Silver City, New Mexico. May 1912. The group includes Mrs. Selmes, Isabella Ferguson, and Bob Ferguson. FDR is at far right

EVB2943594: Franklin D. Roosevelt with friends in Silver City, New Mexico. May 1912. The group includes Mrs. Selmes, Isabella Ferguson, and Bob Ferguson. FDR is at far right / Bridgeman Images

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Franklin D. Roosevelt with friends in Silver City, New Mexico. May 1912. The group includes Mrs. Selmes, Isabella Ferguson, and Bob Ferguson. FDR is at far right

Eleanor Roosevelt and her 19 year old daughter Anna playing at Hyde Park. July 1925
Eleanor Roosevelt and her 19 year old daughter Anna playing at Hyde Park. July 1925

EVB2943602: Eleanor Roosevelt and her 19 year old daughter Anna playing at Hyde Park. July 1925 / Bridgeman Images

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Eleanor Roosevelt and her 19 year old daughter Anna playing at Hyde Park. July 1925

President Roosevelt's Hyde Park, N.Y. home on the Springwood estate. 1933
President Roosevelt's Hyde Park, N.Y. home on the Springwood estate. 1933

EVB2943604: President Roosevelt's Hyde Park, N.Y. home on the Springwood estate. 1933 / Bridgeman Images

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President Roosevelt's Hyde Park, N.Y. home on the Springwood estate. 1933

President Franklin Roosevelt with Fala in the White House Oval Study. Dec. 20, 1941
President Franklin Roosevelt with Fala in the White House Oval Study. Dec. 20, 1941

EVB2943612: President Franklin Roosevelt with Fala in the White House Oval Study. Dec. 20, 1941 / Bridgeman Images

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President Franklin Roosevelt with Fala in the White House Oval Study. Dec. 20, 1941


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