Snapshots of the Past

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392 historic pictures in the White House collection, part of Landmarks. 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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Kitchen, New White HouseKitchen, New White House (c1902 Nov. 1906.)[Bird's-eye view of the White House from the west][Bird's-eye view of the White House from the west] ([between 1909 and 19)First lady stars in TV White House tourFirst lady stars in TV White House tour (1962 Jan. 15.)[The White House, Washington, D.C. Front elevation][The White House, Washington, D.C. Front elevation] (1828)War dims White House lightsWar dims White House lightsYeoman (F) Navy Dep't., White House grounds, Washington, D.C., Feby. 1919Yeoman (F) Navy Dep't., White House grounds, Washington, D.C., Feby. 1919 (1919 February.)Photograph taken at the White House of the group of children who have come to Wash. to appeal to the President for the release of political prisonersPhotograph taken at the White House of the group of children who have come to Wash. to app ([1922 April 29])[The White House, Washington, D.C.][The White House, Washington, D.C.] ([ca. 1840])The grand review at Washington May 23th 1865 The glorious Army of the Potomac passing the head stand / Lith. by E. Sachse & Co., Boston.The grand review at Washington May 23th 1865 The glorious Army of the Potomac passing the (Washington, D.C. : P)Flag raising at the White HouseFlag raising at the White House ([1861 June 29])[Alterations to the Executive Mansion, for Mrs. Benjamin Harrison, Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. View from the south, conservatory and court] / F.D. Owen, Archt.[Alterations to the Executive Mansion, for Mrs. Benjamin Harrison, Pennsylvania Avenue, N. (and Engineering (ADE)[The White House, Washington, D.C., south facade, with large conservatory wing at left and American flag flying above][The White House, Washington, D.C., south facade, with large conservatory wing at left and ([between 1898 and 19)[Views of the White House public rooms - the East Room, the Green Room, the Red Room, and the Blue Room][Views of the White House public rooms - the East Room, the Green Room, the Red Room, and ([between 1889 and 18)White House U.S. Treasury & Penn. Ave. Washington D.C.White House U.S. Treasury & Penn. Ave. Washington D.C. (1900)White House - East Drawing RoomWhite House - East Drawing Room (1898)The Red Room, White HouseThe Red Room, White HouseCorner of East Room, White HouseCorner of East Room, White HouseHand-colored interior hall of the White House with columnsHand-colored interior hall of the White House with columnsThe President's Office, White HouseThe President's Office, White HouseViews, The Green Room, White HouseViews, The Green Room, White HouseThe State Dining Room, White House, Detroit Photographic Co.The State Dining Room, White House, Detroit Photographic Co.The Blue Room, White HouseThe Blue Room, White HouseThe East Room, White HouseThe East Room, White HouseThis is a very important picture. Washington, D.C., Oct. 27. A photographer was covering the White House yesterday, snapping pictures of important men after they had conferred with President Roosevelt on his way back to the laboratory he happened to notice thse two little girls, Patricia Freeman and Frances Gross, having fun sliding on the new railing that leads up to the executive offices. AnythiThis is a very important picture. Washington, D.C., Oct. 27. A photographer was covering t ([19]38 October 27.)President's Levee, or all Creation going to the White House / Robert Cruikshank fect.President's Levee, or all Creation going to the White House / Robert Cruikshank fect. (London : Saunders an)Isometrical view of the Presidents House, tIsometrical view of the Presidents House, tThe White House seen across the lawn, Washington, D.C.The White House seen across the lawn, Washington, D.C.White House, [Washington, D.C.]White House, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1918 and 19)White House, [Washington, D.C.]White House, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1918 and 19)White House, [Washington, D.C.]White House, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1918 and 19)[Northwest facade of the White House] / Bell & Brother, Photographers.[Northwest facade of the White House] / Bell & Brother, Photographers. ([between 1862 and 18)Elevation of the south front of the President's house.Elevation of the south front of the President's house. (1817 Jan.)Fresh air on the White House grounds for John F. Kennedy, Jr., in March 1961 / Capa.Fresh air on the White House grounds for John F. Kennedy, Jr., in March 1961 / Capa.Washington presidents house / lith by E. Sachse & Co. Baltimore.Washington presidents house / lith by E. Sachse & Co. Baltimore. (Baltimore : E. Sachs)White HouseWhite HouseWhite HouseWhite HouseBuilding the first White House, Washington, D.C., 1798. Modern Washington is served by the Pennsylvania RailroadBuilding the first White House, Washington, D.C., 1798. Modern Washington is served by the (c1931 Sept. 28.)Vintage Building Photo - Washington, DC - Architectural drawingVintage Building Photo - Washington, DC - Architectural drawing[Alterations to the Executive Mansion, for Mrs. Benjamin Harrison, Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. View from the south, conservatory and court] / F.D. Owen, Archt.[Alterations to the Executive Mansion, for Mrs. Benjamin Harrison, Pennsylvania Avenue, N. (and Engineering (ADE)The United States Marine Band at the White HouseThe United States Marine Band at the White House (1928)[The White House (President's House") Washington D.C. Site plan and principal story plan]"[The White House (President's House") Washington D.C. Site plan and principal story plan]" (1807)The White House, Washington, D.C., seen from the streetThe White House, Washington, D.C., seen from the street (1909)Elevation of the south front of the President's house.Elevation of the south front of the President's house. (1817 Jan.)The President's house...The President's house... ([no date recorded on)A view of the Presidents house in the city of Washington after the conflagration of the 24th August 1814 / G. Munger del. ; W. Strickland sculp.A view of the Presidents house in the city of Washington after the conflagration of the 24 (1814)View of the east front of the President's House.View of the east front of the President's House. (1807)President's housePresident's house ([ca. 1866])The president's houseThe president's house (Washington, D.C. : J)[Washington, D.C. ca. 1803. The President's House (slightly to left of center), Gales' House (to rt. of center, over head of ox), Old Patent Office, New Post Office (to the right)][Washington, D.C. ca. 1803. The President's House (slightly to left of center), Gales' HouView of the President's House, Washington D.C.View of the President's House, Washington D.C.White HouseWhite HousePresident's House, after its destruction by the BritishPresident's House, after its destruction by the BritishWashington, from the President's HouseWashington, from the President's HousePresident's Levee, or all Creation going to the White House / Robert Cruikshank fect.President's Levee, or all Creation going to the White House / Robert Cruikshank fect. (London : Saunders an)Farmer Garfield: Cutting a swath to the White HouseFarmer Garfield: Cutting a swath to the White House (New York : Published)[President Coolidge, full-length portrait, standing on south lawn of White House, facing front][President Coolidge, full-length portrait, standing on south lawn of White House, facing f (1925 Feb. 26.)[Theodore Roosevelt, full, seated, on White House lawn flanked by Tennis Cabinet" of 30 men]"[Theodore Roosevelt, full, seated, on White House lawn flanked by Tennis Cabinet" of 30 me[Rehearsal in the East Room of the White House on June 11, 1971 for marriage of Tricia Nixon][Rehearsal in the East Room of the White House on June 11, 1971 for marriage of Tricia Nix[Harry S. Truman, half length, standing facing left; with Democratic Senators at the White House][Harry S. Truman, half length, standing facing left; with Democratic Senators at the WhiteNatonal Women's Trade Union League of America. Received by President Hoover at the White HouseNatonal Women's Trade Union League of America. Received by President Hoover at the White H[Daily Graphic cartoons of the 1876 Pres. campaign: Merry-Go-Round for the White House"]"[Daily Graphic cartoons of the 1876 Pres. campaign: Merry-Go-Round for the White House"]" (1876)[President Coolidge, Mother" Jones Jr. posed standing on White House lawn.]"[President Coolidge, Mother" Jones Jr. posed standing on White House lawn.]" (1924 Sept. 26.)Napoleon clock and mantle in the Blue Room, White HouseNapoleon clock and mantle in the Blue Room, White House (c1904.)The President's Office, White HouseThe President's Office, White House (c1904.)In the White House attic, a findIn the White House attic, a find (1916 May 18 [publica)White House, S. frontWhite House, S. front (1858)One of the youngest egg rollers on the White House lawnOne of the youngest egg rollers on the White House lawn (1898)[Group of people and cart pulled by dogs, with poster advertising Yukon Girl, in front of the White House][Group of people and cart pulled by dogs, with poster advertising Yukon Girl, in front of ([ca. 1919])Packers representatives and employees call at White HousePackers representatives and employees call at White House ([no date recorded on)[Plan of the second floor of the White House][Plan of the second floor of the White House] ([between 1889 and 19)[Baldwin piano being unpacked from crate and moved into the White House(?), 1921(?)][Baldwin piano being unpacked from crate and moved into the White House(?), 1921(?)] ([ca. 1921])Mrs. Nicholas Longworth and Miss Joanna Sturm escorted by a White House Social Aide arriving at the East Gate of the White House [for the wedding of Tricia Nixon and Edward Cox]Mrs. Nicholas Longworth and Miss Joanna Sturm escorted by a White House Social Aide arrivi (1971 June 12.)[Calvin Coolidge speaking to crowd from steps of White House(?)][Calvin Coolidge speaking to crowd from steps of White House(?)] ([between 1924 and 19)A Presidential reception at the White House, WashingtonA Presidential reception at the White House, Washington (1858)A public reception at the White House / drawn by Paul Renouard.A public reception at the White House / drawn by Paul Renouard. ([1888])Farmer Garfield: Cutting a swath to the White HouseFarmer Garfield: Cutting a swath to the White House (New York : Published)President's Levee, or all Creation going to the White House / Robert Cruikshank fect.President's Levee, or all Creation going to the White House / Robert Cruikshank fect. (London : Saunders an)[Jerry with a feather duster, White House][Jerry with a feather duster, White House] ([photographed ca. 18)[Lord and Lady Mountbatten at the White House][Lord and Lady Mountbatten at the White House] (1922 Nov. 10.)[President Coolidge standing on steps outside the White House, addressing members of the Investment Bankers Association][President Coolidge standing on steps outside the White House, addressing members of the I ([1923])[Calvin H. McGhee and two women of the Creek Nation, confer with President John F. Kennedy, outside the White House][Calvin H. McGhee and two women of the Creek Nation, confer with President John F. KennedyWhite House repair work under wayWhite House repair work under way ([between 1909 and 19)White House receiving its annual bathWhite House receiving its annual bath ([between 1909 and 19)Line waiting admission to the White House todayLine waiting admission to the White House today ([1922 Jan. 2])Mrs. Harding greeting Confederate veterans as they arrived at the White House todayMrs. Harding greeting Confederate veterans as they arrived at the White House today (1922 June 23.)[Colin L. Powell, full-length portrait, standing, facing left] / Official White House photograph.[Colin L. Powell, full-length portrait, standing, facing left] / Official White House phot ([between 1980 and 19)[Wedding cake for Edward Cox and Patricia Nixon in the Grand Hall of the White House][Wedding cake for Edward Cox and Patricia Nixon in the Grand Hall of the White House] (1971 June 11.)Wm. H. Wests Big Minstrel Jubilee (formerly of Primrose & West).Wm. H. Wests Big Minstrel Jubilee (formerly of Primrose & West). (1898)White House Landing Virginia. Michigan & Pennsylvania Relief Association campWhite House Landing Virginia. Michigan & Pennsylvania Relief Association camp (1861)White House Landing Va. View down river with supply vesselsWhite House Landing Va. View down river with supply vessels (1862)The general public being admitted to the White HouseThe general public being admitted to the White House (n/a)White HouseWhite House (n/a)Historic Portrait - White House - Justice Ben - Historic Wall Art GiftHistoric Portrait - White House - Justice Ben - Historic Wall Art Gift ([19]39 January 3.)Suffragettes at White HouseSuffragettes at White House (n/a)J.B. Hayes, White House messenger, 1/30/20J.B. Hayes, White House messenger, 1/30/20 ([19]20 January 30.)White House lambsWhite House lambs ([1920])Veterans of foreign wars at White House, Ex. Com. in chief Karling and Com. Robt. E. WooVeterans of foreign wars at White House, Ex. Com. in chief Karling and Com. Robt. E. Woo ([1920])Irish pickets at White HouseIrish pickets at White House ([1920])Republican group at White HouseRepublican group at White House ([1920])White House gateWhite House gate ([1921])[Harding and group outside White House], 3/16/21[Harding and group outside White House], 3/16/21 ([19]21 March 16.)[Three men outside White House], 3/22/21[Three men outside White House], 3/22/21 ([19]21 March 22.)Fatima Lear, White House, 7/25/21Fatima Lear, White House, 7/25/21 ([19]21 July 25.)Urban Ledoux at White HouseUrban Ledoux at White House ([1921])[Harding with group of Native Americans at White House], 11/16/21[Harding with group of Native Americans at White House], 11/16/21 ([19]21 November 16.)Babe Ruth at White House, 12/7/21Babe Ruth at White House, 12/7/21 ([19]21 December 7.)Blackfeet squaw at White House, 6/7/23Blackfeet squaw at White House, 6/7/23 ([19]23 June 7.)Harihara at White House, 8/3/23Harihara at White House, 8/3/23 ([19]23 August 3.)Indians at White HouseIndians at White House ([1924])Theo. Roosevelt at White House, [4/12/24]Theo. Roosevelt at White House, [4/12/24] ([1924 April 12])White House snow scene, 4/1/24White House snow scene, 4/1/24 ([19]24 April 1.)[President Coolidge, sidecar motorcycle, in front of White House], 6/6/24[President Coolidge, sidecar motorcycle, in front of White House], 6/6/24 ([19]24 June 6.)[President Coolidge, sidecar motorcycle, in front of White House, 6/6/24][President Coolidge, sidecar motorcycle, in front of White House, 6/6/24] ([1924])Ambassador Jusserand at White House, 10/9/24Ambassador Jusserand at White House, 10/9/24 ([19]24 October 9.)Al Jolson's gang at White HouseAl Jolson's gang at White House ([1924])Delegation from textile mill strikers in Passaic N.J. at White House, 4/15/26Delegation from textile mill strikers in Passaic N.J. at White House, 4/15/26 ([19]26 April 15.)Dwight Davis at White House garden party, 6/3/26Dwight Davis at White House garden party, 6/3/26 ([19]26 June 3.)Dorothy Arrington & friends at White HouseDorothy Arrington & friends at White House ([1926])[White House][White House] ([1927])White House Reception to Veterans, 6/27/29White House Reception to Veterans, 6/27/29 ([19]29 June 27.)

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