Presidents page 6

1,862 historic pictures in the Presidents collection, in 20 sections, part of Subjects. Each one can be ordered as a print or licensed, and the collection is a starting point for telling stories about the past.

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Herbert Hoover

Hoover with Arms Conf. Delegation ([between 1909 and 19)Hoover with Arms Conf. Delegation ([between 1909 and 19)Hoover laying cornerstone, Am. Chamber of Commerce, 5/16/22 ([19]22 May 16.)Hoover & Warren ([1923])Hoover & Hughes, 6/10/24 ([19]24 June 10.)Hoover & Coolidge - Coolidge addressing radio men at White House, [Washington, D.C.], 10 ([19]24 October 8.)Hoover with American delegates to Pan American Road Conference, 5/22/25 ([19]25 May 22.)Hoover with King Tut ([between 1912 and 19)Hoover at World Series, Phila., [Pa.], 1929 (1929)Hoover & Denham ([between 1910 and 19)

Thomas Jefferson

Monticello, Home of Thomas Jefferson, Charlottesville, Va.Monticello, home of Thomas Jefferson, VirginiaPresidents · Thomas JeffersonText page about the Jefferson Memorial with a drawingWilliam and Mary College, Williamsburg, Virginia[Thomas Jefferson, Pres. U.S., bust portrait, facing left]Thomas Jefferson, Pres. U.S. ([no date recorded on)[Thomas Jefferson, Pres., U.S., head and shoulders, facing left, in oval]Declaration of Independence: July 4th 1776 ([New York] : N. Curr)Th. Jefferson 1713-1826 / from the original portrait by Gilbert Stuart in possession of Bo (c1929.)Th. Jefferson ([between 1890 and 19)The foundation of American government / Hy. Hintermeister. ([Newark, New Jersey )Thomas Jefferson--Third president of the United States / lithographed and published by H. ([between 1840 and 18)Exposition Universelle & Internationale de St. Louis (États-Unis) du 30 Avril au 30 Novemb (Paris : Imp. F. Cham)[Thomas Jefferson, head-and-shoulders portrait, facing right] ([Washington, D.C. : )Tidal Basin with Cherry Trees in Bloom and Jefferson Memorial in Background, Washington, D (c. 1950)Thomas Jefferson as Minister to France--1784 to 1789 (1936)Thomas Jefferson, a philosopher, a patriote [sic], and a friend / dessiné par son ami Tadé ([between 1800 and 18)Leaders of the Continental Congress--John Adams, Morris, Hamilton, Jefferson / A. Tholey. (c1894.)Thomas Jefferson, Head-and-Shoulders Portrait, Facing Slightly Left (c. 1890-1940)El Liberal--Amo, Ortiz y Ca., Habana / F. Heppenheimer's Sons, New York. ([between 1880 and 19)Writing the Declaration of Independence, 1776 / J.L.G. Ferris. (Cleveland, Ohio : Th)The Library of Congress, Washington (c1900.)Portrait of Jefferson's daughter, Martha Jefferson RandolphPresidents · Thomas JeffersonDeclaration of Independence engraved broadside with portraits and signaturesbust of jeffersonIndependence Declared 1776 - The Union Must Be PreservedProclamation of Independence, July 4, 1776 (engraving)Facsimile of the Declaration of Independence with signers' portraitsPresidents · Thomas JeffersonFull-length painted portrait of a standing man holding a penThomas Jefferson, Third President of the United StatesTh: Jefferson, engraved head-and-shoulders portrait facing rightPanorama of the World's Fair, St. Louis, 1904Thomas Jefferson, 3rd President of the United StatesAlbemarle County, Virginia by Jed. Hotchkiss, Top. Eng.[Thomas Jefferson, head-and-shoulders portrait, facing right] ([Washington, D.C. : )Thomas Jefferson (1818)Thos. Jefferson ([no date recorded on)Thos. Jefferson ([no date recorded on)Thos. Jefferson ([no date recorded on)Thomas Jefferson ([no date recorded on)JeffersonThomas Jefferson, 1743-1826 ([no date recorded on)Thomas Jefferson--Third president of the United States / lithographed and published by H. ([between 1840 and 18)Thomas Jefferson. Third president of the United States ([no date recorded on)Thomas Jefferson ([no date recorded on)[Thomas Jefferson, three-quarter length portrait, seated at table, facing left] (c1898.)[Congress voting the Declaration of Independence] ([Boston : between 18)Thomas Jefferson, President of the United States (Philada. (Philadelph)[Thomas Jefferson, three-quarter length portrait, seated at table, facing left] (c1898.)Jefferson, Wis. ([no date recorded on)Captain Lewis & Clark holding a council with the Indians (Philadelphia : Print)Jefferson's former stable in Wash., D.C., 14th & G Sts. ([between 1909 and 19)Thomas Jefferson, a philosopher, a patriote [sic], and a friend / dessiné par son ami Tadé ([between 1800 and 18)Letter from Thomas Jefferson, to Mr. Weightman, late Mayor of Washington (1826)[D.C. - Washington - Jefferson Mem. Jefferson statue guarded by 2 Marines during memorial [Thomas Jefferson, 1743, 1826, reading rough draft of Declaration of Independence to Benja (1897)[Thomas Jefferson, bust portrait, facing slightly right][Lewis and Clark at the mouth of the Columbia River] 1805[Thomas Jefferson, bust portrait, facing left] (c1907.)Th. Jefferson 1713-1826 / from the original portrait by Gilbert Stuart in possession of Bo (c1929.)[Thomas Jefferson, bust portrait, facing left][Thomas Jefferson, bust portrait, facing slightly left][Thomas Jefferson, bust portrait, facing left][Thomas Jefferson, bust portrait, facing left] (1item.)[Thomas Jefferson, bust, facing left][Thomas Jefferson, head, left profile, Classical Greek style][Thomas Jefferson, bust portrait, facing slightly left][Thomas Jefferson, bust portrait, facing slightly right][Thomas Jefferson, head-and-shoulders portrait, right profile] ([Washington, D.C. : )St. Louis, Missouri: Jefferson Memorial (Museum in Forest Park - Home of Missouri HistoricThomas Jefferson (c1898.)[Jefferson's design of the Seal of the United States of America - obverse and reverse]Funeral thoughts, excited by the death of John Adams and Thos. Jefferson on the Fourth of Jefferson Square camps, after the San Francisco earthquake and fire (c1906.)Page 217 from Thomas Jefferson's copy of The Federalist (1788) (1788)D.C. Washington. Jefferson Memorial. 1944. View with cherry blossoms [from across Tidal Ba (c1944 May 10.)Monument to Thomas Jefferson, Monticello, Va. (c1908 Aug. 3.)Title page (1799)Sketch of Mr. Jefferson's seat, Monticello ([no date recorded on)[Ext. of Jefferson's home - Monticello] (1853 July.)Cascade Range with Mount Jefferson, Mount Hood and Mount Adams, from pass west of Camp 40 ([ca. 1855])[Thomas Jefferson's manuscript copy of the plat of Major John Thornton from a 1718 survey ([no date recorded on)[Construction inside the Jefferson Building of the Library of Congress] (1893 Oct. 14.)[Thomas Jefferson's sketch of 4 balloons] ([no date recorded on)Thomas Jefferson ([no date recorded on)D.C. Washington - Jefferson Memorial - Exterior ([no date recorded on)[Jefferson Memorial with the cherry blossoms] (c1948 April 25.)View of Jefferson Building - from east showing addition (ca. 1946.)[Construction of the Jefferson Building, Library of Congress, with the Capitol in the back (1890 June 2.)Jefferson Memorial, Washington, D.C. 1945 (c1945 Jan. 27.)[Thomas Jefferson, three-quarter length portrait, seated at table, facing left] / by Gilbe (c1943.)[Thomas Jefferson, half length portrait, seated at desk, facing left]Monticello, The East Portico (c. 1887)[Award model for heroic Jefferson memorial statue I] (c1955.)[Two arches in hallway, Jefferson Building, Library of Congress] ([between 1890 and 19)[Memorial for the Jefferson National-Expansion Memorial Association, St. Louis, Missouri. (and Engineering (ADE)Construction of Dome, Jefferson Building, Library of Congress (Oct. 12, 1893)Jefferson welcomed back to Monticello by his Negroes ([between 1900 and 19)D.C. Washington--Jefferson Memorial--1946--View with cherry blossoms (c1946.)Design for Jefferson Building ([ca. 1888])[Jefferson Building of the Library of Congress, with winter wooden housing over Horatio Gr ([1895 Nov. 27])House in which Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence, Seventh and Market Streets (1883)[Jefferson Memorial at springtime with cherry trees in the foreground, Washington, D.C.][Statue of Thomas Jefferson in Rotunda, University of Virginia] ([between 1900 and 19)Jefferson Rocks, Harpers Ferry, [West Virginia] ([between 1918 and 19)Jefferson Statue, St. Louis, Mo. (n/a)jeffadams-1

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