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Hollywood child actors on a school holiday at the Venice Pier. Having a barrel of fun are (from nearest camera) Judy Garland who is down, Mickey Rooney, going down, Freddy Bartholomew, on his stomach, and John Arlington, doing the crawl. May 28, 1937
Hollywood child actors on a school holiday at the Venice Pier. Having a barrel of fun are (from nearest camera) Judy Garland who is down, Mickey Rooney, going down, Freddy Bartholomew, on his stomach, and John Arlington, doing the crawl. May 28, 1937

EVB2924318: Hollywood child actors on a school holiday at the Venice Pier. Having a barrel of fun are (from nearest camera) Judy Garland who is down, Mickey Rooney, going down, Freddy Bartholomew, on his stomach, and John Arlington, doing the crawl. May 28, 1937 / Bridgeman Images

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Hollywood child actors on a school holiday at the Venice Pier. Having a barrel of fun are (from nearest camera) Judy Garland who is down, Mickey Rooney, going down, Freddy Bartholomew, on his stomach, and John Arlington, doing the crawl. May 28, 1937

Gene Tunney and wife Polly Lauder Tunney in formal attire. He is wearing a dress uniform of the Marine Corps. Tunney served in the Marine Corps branch of the Connecticut State Militia. The couple married on Oct. 3, 1928, on the condition that Tunney retire from professional boxing.
Gene Tunney and wife Polly Lauder Tunney in formal attire. He is wearing a dress uniform of the Marine Corps. Tunney served in the Marine Corps branch of the Connecticut State Militia. The couple married on Oct. 3, 1928, on the condition that Tunney retire from professional boxing.

EVB2924437: Gene Tunney and wife Polly Lauder Tunney in formal attire. He is wearing a dress uniform of the Marine Corps. Tunney served in the Marine Corps branch of the Connecticut State Militia. The couple married on Oct. 3, 1928, on the condition that Tunney retire from professional boxing. / Bridgeman Images

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Gene Tunney and wife Polly Lauder Tunney in formal attire. He is wearing a dress uniform of the Marine Corps. Tunney served in the Marine Corps branch of the Connecticut State Militia. The couple married on Oct. 3, 1928, on the condition that Tunney retire from professional boxing.

Nellie Tayloe Ross was the first state governor in U.S. History from 1925 to 1927. Her husband, William Ross, the progressive Democratic Governor of Wyoming died of appendicitis in 1924. When Democratic Party nominated Nellie to run for Governor in 1924, she won without campaigning and served for a two year term. Photo by Bachrach.
Nellie Tayloe Ross was the first state governor in U.S. History from 1925 to 1927. Her husband, William Ross, the progressive Democratic Governor of Wyoming died of appendicitis in 1924. When Democratic Party nominated Nellie to run for Governor in 1924, she won without campaigning and served for a two year term. Photo by Bachrach.

EVB2924440: Nellie Tayloe Ross was the first state governor in U.S. History from 1925 to 1927. Her husband, William Ross, the progressive Democratic Governor of Wyoming died of appendicitis in 1924. When Democratic Party nominated Nellie to run for Governor in 1924, she won without campaigning and served for a two year term. Photo by Bachrach. / Bridgeman Images

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Nellie Tayloe Ross was the first state governor in U.S. History from 1925 to 1927. Her husband, William Ross, the progressive Democratic Governor of Wyoming died of appendicitis in 1924. When Democratic Party nominated Nellie to run for Governor in 1924, she won without campaigning and served for a two year term. Photo by Bachrach.

Bonus Army Veterans from Chattanooga, parade past White House in a truck. May 18, 1932
Bonus Army Veterans from Chattanooga, parade past White House in a truck. May 18, 1932

EVB2924354: Bonus Army Veterans from Chattanooga, parade past White House in a truck. May 18, 1932 / Bridgeman Images

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Bonus Army Veterans from Chattanooga, parade past White House in a truck. May 18, 1932

Jacqueline Cochran receives Aviation award. Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt presented to Jacqueline Cochran (right) the trophy of the International League of Aviators and Aviatrix for 1937. April 4, 1937 -
Jacqueline Cochran receives Aviation award. Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt presented to Jacqueline Cochran (right) the trophy of the International League of Aviators and Aviatrix for 1937. April 4, 1937 -

EVB2924473: Jacqueline Cochran receives Aviation award. Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt presented to Jacqueline Cochran (right) the trophy of the International League of Aviators and Aviatrix for 1937. April 4, 1937 - / Bridgeman Images

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Jacqueline Cochran receives Aviation award. Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt presented to Jacqueline Cochran (right) the trophy of the International League of Aviators and Aviatrix for 1937. April 4, 1937 -

A somber Jacqueline Cochran, owner of the P-51C Mustang, that crashed in the Thompson Trophy Race. Sept 5, 1949. Pilot Bill Odum was killed, as were a young mother and her toddler, when the plane flew into a house in Berea, a suburb of Cleveland. The fatal crash contributed to the air races suspension. -
A somber Jacqueline Cochran, owner of the P-51C Mustang, that crashed in the Thompson Trophy Race. Sept 5, 1949. Pilot Bill Odum was killed, as were a young mother and her toddler, when the plane flew into a house in Berea, a suburb of Cleveland. The fatal crash contributed to the air races suspension. -

EVB2924476: A somber Jacqueline Cochran, owner of the P-51C Mustang, that crashed in the Thompson Trophy Race. Sept 5, 1949. Pilot Bill Odum was killed, as were a young mother and her toddler, when the plane flew into a house in Berea, a suburb of Cleveland. The fatal crash contributed to the air races suspension. - / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924476

A somber Jacqueline Cochran, owner of the P-51C Mustang, that crashed in the Thompson Trophy Race. Sept 5, 1949. Pilot Bill Odum was killed, as were a young mother and her toddler, when the plane flew into a house in Berea, a suburb of Cleveland. The fatal crash contributed to the air races suspension. -

President Lazaro Cardenas annual message to the General Congress session. Sept. 3, 1938. One important issue was agrarian reform, the redistribution of land from large commercial haciendas to peasants collectives, or ejidos. Sept. 3, 1938. -
President Lazaro Cardenas annual message to the General Congress session. Sept. 3, 1938. One important issue was agrarian reform, the redistribution of land from large commercial haciendas to peasants collectives, or ejidos. Sept. 3, 1938. -

EVB2924396: President Lazaro Cardenas annual message to the General Congress session. Sept. 3, 1938. One important issue was agrarian reform, the redistribution of land from large commercial haciendas to peasants collectives, or ejidos. Sept. 3, 1938. - / Bridgeman Images

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President Lazaro Cardenas annual message to the General Congress session. Sept. 3, 1938. One important issue was agrarian reform, the redistribution of land from large commercial haciendas to peasants collectives, or ejidos. Sept. 3, 1938. -

General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio, future President of Mexico. During the Mexican Revolution, he was raised to the rank of brigadier general at the age of 25. c. 1920. -
General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio, future President of Mexico. During the Mexican Revolution, he was raised to the rank of brigadier general at the age of 25. c. 1920. -

EVB2924521: General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio, future President of Mexico. During the Mexican Revolution, he was raised to the rank of brigadier general at the age of 25. c. 1920. - / Bridgeman Images

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General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio, future President of Mexico. During the Mexican Revolution, he was raised to the rank of brigadier general at the age of 25. c. 1920. -

Bruce Jenner, George Burns and Phyllis George. The Olympic Champion, Veteran Comedian, and 1971 Miss America appeared with top college cheerleading squads on 'The National Collegiate Cheerleading Championships. April 24, 1978. -
Bruce Jenner, George Burns and Phyllis George. The Olympic Champion, Veteran Comedian, and 1971 Miss America appeared with top college cheerleading squads on 'The National Collegiate Cheerleading Championships. April 24, 1978. -

EVB2924530: Bruce Jenner, George Burns and Phyllis George. The Olympic Champion, Veteran Comedian, and 1971 Miss America appeared with top college cheerleading squads on 'The National Collegiate Cheerleading Championships. April 24, 1978. - / Bridgeman Images

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Bruce Jenner, George Burns and Phyllis George. The Olympic Champion, Veteran Comedian, and 1971 Miss America appeared with top college cheerleading squads on 'The National Collegiate Cheerleading Championships. April 24, 1978. -

Bruce and Chrystie Jenner during filming of ABC sports special. 'Wrigley's Presents the Olympic Champions and Challengers' included more than 25 American and Soviet athletes in a film hosted by Telly Salvalas. April 1978. -
Bruce and Chrystie Jenner during filming of ABC sports special. 'Wrigley's Presents the Olympic Champions and Challengers' included more than 25 American and Soviet athletes in a film hosted by Telly Salvalas. April 1978. -

EVB2924528: Bruce and Chrystie Jenner during filming of ABC sports special. 'Wrigley's Presents the Olympic Champions and Challengers' included more than 25 American and Soviet athletes in a film hosted by Telly Salvalas. April 1978. - / Bridgeman Images

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Bruce and Chrystie Jenner during filming of ABC sports special. 'Wrigley's Presents the Olympic Champions and Challengers' included more than 25 American and Soviet athletes in a film hosted by Telly Salvalas. April 1978. -

California Gov. Jerry Brown spoke to final session of Operation Push. At right is Rev. Jesse Jackson, leader of Operation Push. July 14, 1975.
California Gov. Jerry Brown spoke to final session of Operation Push. At right is Rev. Jesse Jackson, leader of Operation Push. July 14, 1975.

EVB2924286: California Gov. Jerry Brown spoke to final session of Operation Push. At right is Rev. Jesse Jackson, leader of Operation Push. July 14, 1975. / Bridgeman Images

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California Gov. Jerry Brown spoke to final session of Operation Push. At right is Rev. Jesse Jackson, leader of Operation Push. July 14, 1975.

Abe Warner opened his saloon on Meigg's Wharf in 1856, and it soon was called the Cobweb Palace. He loved spiders, and allowed them for years to spin their webs. in saloon. He added nude paintings, caged monkeys, and a parrot that swore in four languages. c. 1870s
Abe Warner opened his saloon on Meigg's Wharf in 1856, and it soon was called the Cobweb Palace. He loved spiders, and allowed them for years to spin their webs. in saloon. He added nude paintings, caged monkeys, and a parrot that swore in four languages. c. 1870s

EVB2924325: Abe Warner opened his saloon on Meigg's Wharf in 1856, and it soon was called the Cobweb Palace. He loved spiders, and allowed them for years to spin their webs. in saloon. He added nude paintings, caged monkeys, and a parrot that swore in four languages. c. 1870s / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924325

Abe Warner opened his saloon on Meigg's Wharf in 1856, and it soon was called the Cobweb Palace. He loved spiders, and allowed them for years to spin their webs. in saloon. He added nude paintings, caged monkeys, and a parrot that swore in four languages. c. 1870s

Bonus Army protesting on the steps of the Senate Wing of the Capitol. 10,000 marched against the adjournment of Congress before the Senate voted on the Bonus Bill. July 5, 1932
Bonus Army protesting on the steps of the Senate Wing of the Capitol. 10,000 marched against the adjournment of Congress before the Senate voted on the Bonus Bill. July 5, 1932

EVB2924349: Bonus Army protesting on the steps of the Senate Wing of the Capitol. 10,000 marched against the adjournment of Congress before the Senate voted on the Bonus Bill. July 5, 1932 / Bridgeman Images

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Bonus Army protesting on the steps of the Senate Wing of the Capitol. 10,000 marched against the adjournment of Congress before the Senate voted on the Bonus Bill. July 5, 1932

Gas Masked cavalry on Pennsylvania Avenue reinforce Washington DC police. Bonus Army veterans resisted police evictions from their shanty town on Anacostia Flats. The troops would use tear gas against the veterans in their camp. July 28, 1932
Gas Masked cavalry on Pennsylvania Avenue reinforce Washington DC police. Bonus Army veterans resisted police evictions from their shanty town on Anacostia Flats. The troops would use tear gas against the veterans in their camp. July 28, 1932

EVB2924355: Gas Masked cavalry on Pennsylvania Avenue reinforce Washington DC police. Bonus Army veterans resisted police evictions from their shanty town on Anacostia Flats. The troops would use tear gas against the veterans in their camp. July 28, 1932 / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924355

Gas Masked cavalry on Pennsylvania Avenue reinforce Washington DC police. Bonus Army veterans resisted police evictions from their shanty town on Anacostia Flats. The troops would use tear gas against the veterans in their camp. July 28, 1932

Eva Peron riding in an open car in President Juan Peron's second term inaugural parade. June 4, 1952. Eva, weakened by advanced cancer, was supported by a frame made of plaster and wire underneath her oversized fur coat. She died weeks later on July 26, 1952.
Eva Peron riding in an open car in President Juan Peron's second term inaugural parade. June 4, 1952. Eva, weakened by advanced cancer, was supported by a frame made of plaster and wire underneath her oversized fur coat. She died weeks later on July 26, 1952.

EVB2924412: Eva Peron riding in an open car in President Juan Peron's second term inaugural parade. June 4, 1952. Eva, weakened by advanced cancer, was supported by a frame made of plaster and wire underneath her oversized fur coat. She died weeks later on July 26, 1952. / Bridgeman Images

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Eva Peron riding in an open car in President Juan Peron's second term inaugural parade. June 4, 1952. Eva, weakened by advanced cancer, was supported by a frame made of plaster and wire underneath her oversized fur coat. She died weeks later on July 26, 1952.

Gene Tunney-Jack Dempsey boxing match or the 'Long Count Fight' of Sept. 22, 1927. Dempsey (dark trunks) boring in during the second round. Tunney was defending his World Heavyweight title at Soldier Field, Chicago.
Gene Tunney-Jack Dempsey boxing match or the 'Long Count Fight' of Sept. 22, 1927. Dempsey (dark trunks) boring in during the second round. Tunney was defending his World Heavyweight title at Soldier Field, Chicago.

EVB2924421: Gene Tunney-Jack Dempsey boxing match or the 'Long Count Fight' of Sept. 22, 1927. Dempsey (dark trunks) boring in during the second round. Tunney was defending his World Heavyweight title at Soldier Field, Chicago. / Bridgeman Images

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Gene Tunney-Jack Dempsey boxing match or the 'Long Count Fight' of Sept. 22, 1927. Dempsey (dark trunks) boring in during the second round. Tunney was defending his World Heavyweight title at Soldier Field, Chicago.

Halloween Supper, Dance, and Scavenger Hunt at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel, NYC. R-L: Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Col. Theodore Roosevelt, and Gene Tunney. Oct. 31, 1933.
Halloween Supper, Dance, and Scavenger Hunt at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel, NYC. R-L: Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Col. Theodore Roosevelt, and Gene Tunney. Oct. 31, 1933.

EVB2924430: Halloween Supper, Dance, and Scavenger Hunt at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel, NYC. R-L: Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Col. Theodore Roosevelt, and Gene Tunney. Oct. 31, 1933. / Bridgeman Images

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Halloween Supper, Dance, and Scavenger Hunt at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel, NYC. R-L: Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Col. Theodore Roosevelt, and Gene Tunney. Oct. 31, 1933.

An all star octet entertains visiting editors and publishers at the Banshees' Luncheon, April 25, 1944
An all star octet entertains visiting editors and publishers at the Banshees' Luncheon, April 25, 1944

EVB2924433: An all star octet entertains visiting editors and publishers at the Banshees' Luncheon, April 25, 1944 / Bridgeman Images

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An all star octet entertains visiting editors and publishers at the Banshees' Luncheon, April 25, 1944

Gene Tunney, and Mrs. Tunney at Churchill Downs for the running of the Kentucky Derby. May 4, 1946. The former Polly Lauder was a Connecticut socialite and Carnegie heiress whose secret romance and subsequent marriage to the heavyweight boxing champion was a 1920s headline love story.
Gene Tunney, and Mrs. Tunney at Churchill Downs for the running of the Kentucky Derby. May 4, 1946. The former Polly Lauder was a Connecticut socialite and Carnegie heiress whose secret romance and subsequent marriage to the heavyweight boxing champion was a 1920s headline love story.

EVB2924436: Gene Tunney, and Mrs. Tunney at Churchill Downs for the running of the Kentucky Derby. May 4, 1946. The former Polly Lauder was a Connecticut socialite and Carnegie heiress whose secret romance and subsequent marriage to the heavyweight boxing champion was a 1920s headline love story. / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924436

Gene Tunney, and Mrs. Tunney at Churchill Downs for the running of the Kentucky Derby. May 4, 1946. The former Polly Lauder was a Connecticut socialite and Carnegie heiress whose secret romance and subsequent marriage to the heavyweight boxing champion was a 1920s headline love story.

Sir Malcolm Campbell and his son Donald arrive in Salt Lake City. The elder Campbell set his final land speed record, 301.337 mph, in his 2,500-hp motor car Bluebird, on Utah's Bonneville Flats, Sept. 3, 1935. -
Sir Malcolm Campbell and his son Donald arrive in Salt Lake City. The elder Campbell set his final land speed record, 301.337 mph, in his 2,500-hp motor car Bluebird, on Utah's Bonneville Flats, Sept. 3, 1935. -

EVB2924457: Sir Malcolm Campbell and his son Donald arrive in Salt Lake City. The elder Campbell set his final land speed record, 301.337 mph, in his 2,500-hp motor car Bluebird, on Utah's Bonneville Flats, Sept. 3, 1935. - / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924457

Sir Malcolm Campbell and his son Donald arrive in Salt Lake City. The elder Campbell set his final land speed record, 301.337 mph, in his 2,500-hp motor car Bluebird, on Utah's Bonneville Flats, Sept. 3, 1935. -

Jacqueline Cochran (2nd from left) and famous women flyers talk shop at her NYC apartment.
Jacqueline Cochran (2nd from left) and famous women flyers talk shop at her NYC apartment.

EVB2924475: Jacqueline Cochran (2nd from left) and famous women flyers talk shop at her NYC apartment. / Bridgeman Images

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Jacqueline Cochran (2nd from left) and famous women flyers talk shop at her NYC apartment.

Some of the 2000 Father Divine followers at the 'Promised Land Olympic Games'. The scheduled games failed to come off, but everyone had a swell time eating. Kingston, N.Y. July 8, 1937. -
Some of the 2000 Father Divine followers at the 'Promised Land Olympic Games'. The scheduled games failed to come off, but everyone had a swell time eating. Kingston, N.Y. July 8, 1937. -

EVB2924514: Some of the 2000 Father Divine followers at the 'Promised Land Olympic Games'. The scheduled games failed to come off, but everyone had a swell time eating. Kingston, N.Y. July 8, 1937. - / Bridgeman Images

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Some of the 2000 Father Divine followers at the 'Promised Land Olympic Games'. The scheduled games failed to come off, but everyone had a swell time eating. Kingston, N.Y. July 8, 1937. -

Joseph Bonanno arriving at Federal Court in New York on May 17, 1966. His attorney asked the Judge to force the government to produce a bill of particulars in the obstruction of justice charge against Bonanno. Bonanno disappeared in October 1964, the day before he was to testify before a grand jury investigating organized crime
Joseph Bonanno arriving at Federal Court in New York on May 17, 1966. His attorney asked the Judge to force the government to produce a bill of particulars in the obstruction of justice charge against Bonanno. Bonanno disappeared in October 1964, the day before he was to testify before a grand jury investigating organized crime

EVB2923633: Joseph Bonanno arriving at Federal Court in New York on May 17, 1966. His attorney asked the Judge to force the government to produce a bill of particulars in the obstruction of justice charge against Bonanno. Bonanno disappeared in October 1964, the day before he was to testify before a grand jury investigating organized crime / Bridgeman Images

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Joseph Bonanno arriving at Federal Court in New York on May 17, 1966. His attorney asked the Judge to force the government to produce a bill of particulars in the obstruction of justice charge against Bonanno. Bonanno disappeared in October 1964, the day before he was to testify before a grand jury investigating organized crime

Joseph Valachi sucking a lemon juice container during Senate Investigations Subcommittee. The juice eased his hoarseness from continuous testimony. Oct. 2, 1963
Joseph Valachi sucking a lemon juice container during Senate Investigations Subcommittee. The juice eased his hoarseness from continuous testimony. Oct. 2, 1963

EVB2923654: Joseph Valachi sucking a lemon juice container during Senate Investigations Subcommittee. The juice eased his hoarseness from continuous testimony. Oct. 2, 1963 / Bridgeman Images

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Joseph Valachi sucking a lemon juice container during Senate Investigations Subcommittee. The juice eased his hoarseness from continuous testimony. Oct. 2, 1963

Dramatic checked dress and cape. Dress has double rows of large buttons to which is attached a long rectangular cape of the same fabric. The cape buttons to the top two buttons on the bodice and is thrown back over the shoulders and upper arms. Fall 1964
Dramatic checked dress and cape. Dress has double rows of large buttons to which is attached a long rectangular cape of the same fabric. The cape buttons to the top two buttons on the bodice and is thrown back over the shoulders and upper arms. Fall 1964

EVB2923678: Dramatic checked dress and cape. Dress has double rows of large buttons to which is attached a long rectangular cape of the same fabric. The cape buttons to the top two buttons on the bodice and is thrown back over the shoulders and upper arms. Fall 1964 / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2923678

Dramatic checked dress and cape. Dress has double rows of large buttons to which is attached a long rectangular cape of the same fabric. The cape buttons to the top two buttons on the bodice and is thrown back over the shoulders and upper arms. Fall 1964

Sweater set of the 1950s. The 1955 fashion photo is staged with a 1920s telephone to emphasize the sweaters' timelessness
Sweater set of the 1950s. The 1955 fashion photo is staged with a 1920s telephone to emphasize the sweaters' timelessness

EVB2923693: Sweater set of the 1950s. The 1955 fashion photo is staged with a 1920s telephone to emphasize the sweaters' timelessness / Bridgeman Images

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Sweater set of the 1950s. The 1955 fashion photo is staged with a 1920s telephone to emphasize the sweaters' timelessness

Emilio Pucci ensemble influenced by his futuristic stewardess designs for Braniff International Airways. July 1967
Emilio Pucci ensemble influenced by his futuristic stewardess designs for Braniff International Airways. July 1967

EVB2923705: Emilio Pucci ensemble influenced by his futuristic stewardess designs for Braniff International Airways. July 1967 / Bridgeman Images

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Emilio Pucci ensemble influenced by his futuristic stewardess designs for Braniff International Airways. July 1967

President John Kennedy during an interview with Walter Cronkite. The interview was broadcast on CBS Television on September 2, 1963
President John Kennedy during an interview with Walter Cronkite. The interview was broadcast on CBS Television on September 2, 1963

EVB2923714: President John Kennedy during an interview with Walter Cronkite. The interview was broadcast on CBS Television on September 2, 1963 / Bridgeman Images

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President John Kennedy during an interview with Walter Cronkite. The interview was broadcast on CBS Television on September 2, 1963

Senator-elect Robert Kennedy and wife Ethel with seven of their eight children
Senator-elect Robert Kennedy and wife Ethel with seven of their eight children

EVB2923720: Senator-elect Robert Kennedy and wife Ethel with seven of their eight children / Bridgeman Images

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Senator-elect Robert Kennedy and wife Ethel with seven of their eight children

Jacqueline Kennedy at a hunt, Virginia, 1961 (b/w photo)
Jacqueline Kennedy at a hunt, Virginia, 1961 (b/w photo)

EVB2923723: Jacqueline Kennedy at a hunt, Virginia, 1961 (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images

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Jacqueline Kennedy at a hunt, Virginia, 1961 (b/w photo)

Jacqueline Kennedy, moving into her new Georgetown home, 1964 (b/w photo)
Jacqueline Kennedy, moving into her new Georgetown home, 1964 (b/w photo)

EVB2923732: Jacqueline Kennedy, moving into her new Georgetown home, 1964 (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images

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Jacqueline Kennedy, moving into her new Georgetown home, 1964 (b/w photo)

Jacqueline Kennedy and her sister, Princess Lee Radziwill riding a camel, 1962 (b/w photo)
Jacqueline Kennedy and her sister, Princess Lee Radziwill riding a camel, 1962 (b/w photo)

EVB2923750: Jacqueline Kennedy and her sister, Princess Lee Radziwill riding a camel, 1962 (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2923750

Jacqueline Kennedy and her sister, Princess Lee Radziwill riding a camel, 1962 (b/w photo)

Caroline Kennedy, 17 year old daughter of assassinated President John F. Kennedy. 1975
Caroline Kennedy, 17 year old daughter of assassinated President John F. Kennedy. 1975

EVB2923756: Caroline Kennedy, 17 year old daughter of assassinated President John F. Kennedy. 1975 / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2923756

Caroline Kennedy, 17 year old daughter of assassinated President John F. Kennedy. 1975

President and Jaqueline Kennedy in Paris. The First Lady wears and white and pink straw lace evening dress during their visit to Paris. They are leaving the French Foreign Ministry for a reception at Elysee Palace. May 31, 1961
President and Jaqueline Kennedy in Paris. The First Lady wears and white and pink straw lace evening dress during their visit to Paris. They are leaving the French Foreign Ministry for a reception at Elysee Palace. May 31, 1961

EVB2923810: President and Jaqueline Kennedy in Paris. The First Lady wears and white and pink straw lace evening dress during their visit to Paris. They are leaving the French Foreign Ministry for a reception at Elysee Palace. May 31, 1961 / Bridgeman Images

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President and Jaqueline Kennedy in Paris. The First Lady wears and white and pink straw lace evening dress during their visit to Paris. They are leaving the French Foreign Ministry for a reception at Elysee Palace. May 31, 1961

President Kennedy talks with Gen. Douglas MacArthur (left). They were at the National Football Hall of Fame dinner at the Waldorf Astoria. In his speech, the President lamented that America's number one national sport seems to be sitting and watching somebody else get exercise. Dec. 5, 1961
President Kennedy talks with Gen. Douglas MacArthur (left). They were at the National Football Hall of Fame dinner at the Waldorf Astoria. In his speech, the President lamented that America's number one national sport seems to be sitting and watching somebody else get exercise. Dec. 5, 1961

EVB2923837: President Kennedy talks with Gen. Douglas MacArthur (left). They were at the National Football Hall of Fame dinner at the Waldorf Astoria. In his speech, the President lamented that America's number one national sport seems to be sitting and watching somebody else get exercise. Dec. 5, 1961 / Bridgeman Images

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President Kennedy talks with Gen. Douglas MacArthur (left). They were at the National Football Hall of Fame dinner at the Waldorf Astoria. In his speech, the President lamented that America's number one national sport seems to be sitting and watching somebody else get exercise. Dec. 5, 1961

Princess Grace of Monaco and President John F. Kennedy, White House, 1961 (photo)
Princess Grace of Monaco and President John F. Kennedy, White House, 1961 (photo)

EVB2923843: Princess Grace of Monaco and President John F. Kennedy, White House, 1961 (photo) / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2923843

Princess Grace of Monaco and President John F. Kennedy, White House, 1961 (photo)


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