Harris & Ewing photos from the 1920s

Man and woman with rifle?

Man at Woodrow Wilson House, Washington, D.C.

Man in front of Congressional Office Building. Washington, D.C.

Man in front of photographers at White House; State, War and Navy Building in background. Washington, D.C.

Man in stands at stadium

Man with animal skeleton

Man on horseback. White House, Washington, D.C.

Man on horse jumping over automobile

Man waving to spectators in stadium

Man with horse and cart, and dog

Man with package at White House, Washington, D.C.

Marine guard at funeral of Calvin Coolidge, Jr.

Marine guard at funeral of Calvin Coolidge, Jr. White House, Washington, D.C.

Mary Parker Corning, winner of Blue Ribbon Cup, Children's Class at Ft. Myer

Massachusetts Law Club, with Pres. Coolidge as Honorary Pres. White House, Washington, D.C.

Members of Ill. congressional delegation who urged Pres. Coolidge to appoint Rep. Wm. J. Graham for Judge of Court of Appeals for D.C. to succeed the late C.H. Smyth. Left to rt.: E.J. King, F.H. Funk, W.E. Hull, W.P. Holaday, Fred A. Britten, Martin B. Madden, E.W. Sproul, Morton D. Hull, and Richa

Members of Executive Committee of the American Banker's Assoc. who conferred with Pres. Coolidge on financial matters Dec. 11. William E. Knox, Pres. of the A.B.A. is standing center White House, Washington, D.C.

Members of the U.S. Olympic Boxing Team in 1924

Members of the Cornithian Yacht Club were forced to use rowboats to reach their automobiles due to the rapid rise of the Potomac at Washington

Members of the Cornithian Yacht Club were forced to use rowboats to reach their automobiles due to the rapid rise of the Potomac of Washington

Members of Wash. Chamber of Commerce who presented Pres. Coolidge with a resolution asking for the re-appointment of both commissioners Oyster and Rudolph White House, Washington, D.C.

Members of the Porto i.e., Puerto Rican legislature in Wash. to see Coolidge

Members of the Iowa Delegation calling upon Gilbert N. Haugen of the same state on the 25th anniversary of his coming to Congress

Members of the Nat'l Farm and Garden Assoc. Convention in Wash. on south step of White House with Mrs. Coolidge

Members of the Cabinet, who were honorary pall bearers for the wife of Secy. of Interior, Hubert Work. Leaving White House funeral services held in East Room

Members of the U.S. Olympic Boxing Team call at the W.H. i.e., White House to see the Pres. before sailing June 14th. Front row, lft. to rt.: Fedel La Barba, Jack Fields, "Spike" Webb, Coach at the Naval Academy; Ray Fee and Joe Sals. Back row: Geo. Mullholland, A. Lefkowitch and A. Allegrini

Men at stern of yacht (U.S.C.G.C.)

Men at medium wave receiver and typewriters (the radio is American Radio & Research (Amrad) Navy Receiver SE 1420C or similar)

Men and Clergymen at White House, Washington, D.C.

Men at Woodrow Wilson House, Washington, D.C.

Men in tunnel or cellar space

Men exiting building; William H. Taft and Oliver Wendell Holmes, right

Men at White House; Howard M. Gore, right. Washington, D.C.

Men with bust, White House, Washington, D.C.

Midshipmen? marching into stadium

Military boat/vehicle

Military men at White House, Washington, D.C.

Military with bulldogs, one with coat labelled "Infantry" at stadium

Miss Adelaide Hughes caused quite a little excitement on F St. Saturday when she strolled on the busy street with her pet fox

Miss Jane Hopkins, deb.

Miss Evelyn Wadsworth, daughter of Sen. and Mrs. J.W. Wadsworth, Jr.

Miss Frances Densmore, expert in Indian music, who has been added to the staff of the Nat'l Museum at Wash., she was formerly connected with the Amer. Bureau of Ethnology, the Smithsonian. She is now in charge of the unique collection of musical instruments gathered from all lands and located in the

Miss Elizabeth Hughes, daughter of the Secy. of State Chas. E. Hughes, on Mrs. John B. Henderson's tennis court

Miss Elizabeth Hughes, daughter of the Secy. of State

Miss Margaret Cecil, cousin of the Hon. J.F.A. Cevil, first Secy. of the British Embassy at Wash., whose marriage to Miss Cornelia Vanderbilt takes place at Biltmore, N.C., April 29. Miss Cecil is in Wash. from London as the guest of Miss Mildred Tytus, daughter of Mrs. John Stewart McLennan

Miss Mary Bradley, Junior Hematologist of the Bureau of Plant Industry, Dept. of Agric., with a new invention of the Bureau with which parasites can be seperated from the soil

Miss Margaret Zolnay, deb.

Miss Mary O. Graham, Raleigh, N.C.

Miss Mary Parker Corning, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Parker Corning, of., on horseback

Miss Mary Parker Corning on horseback

Miss Julienne Sessions, Pres. of the Ohio League of Women Voters, presenting a World Court petition to Sen. F.B. Willis, Chmn. of the Senate Foreign Committee. Left to right: Sen. Willis, Miss Sessions, and Sen. Simon D. Fess of Ohio

Miss Lillian May Erbe, voted the most beautiful bathing girl at the Atlantic City Pageant in Sept., called on pres. at White House. She is campaigning for Pres. Coolidge in the Eastern states

Miss Viola Hudson, the W.C.A.P. Radion station's Valentine Girl who broadcasted a Valentine greeting

Miss Muriel Gray, deb.

Mme. Cathepa, wife of Attache of Chilean Mission in N.Y.; Mme. de Espinosa, wife of new Military Attache of Chile; Senor de Espinosa and Mr. Cathepa

Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge and swimmers near water; Washington Monument in background

Mr. and Mrs. wman Carter after being married at St. Matthews Church in Wash., May 17. Mrs. Carter is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warwick Montgomery and a niece of the late Chief Justice White of the Supreme Court

Mr. and Mrs. Carter after being married at St. Matthews Church in Wash., May 17. Mrs. Carter is daught. of Mrs. and Mr. Warwick Emile Montgomery and a niece of late Chief Justice White

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Evans Hughes

Mr. John Washington, who holds the secret of making flexable postage stamp concelers used by the U.S. Gov't. Uncle Sam can't get along without him. Nobody else knows how the concelers are made and Mr. Washington won't tell so he is going to work as long as the Gov't needs him