Harris & Ewing photos from the 1920s

Owen J. Roberts (lft.) and former Sen. Atlee Pomerene, Uncle Sam's investigators in the oil lease scandal, call at White House to report to Pres. Coolidge on their progress in the investigation

Parade at Ft. Myer, April 23. In a great society circus

Parade, Washington, D.C.

Parade, Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C.

Parade on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C.

Park scenes, Washington, D.C.

Peary daughter at grave

Peary daughter at grave (cropped)

Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C.; Old Post Office Pavilion in background

People leaving Woodrow Wilson House, Washington, D.C.

Peter Pan Clark, the small wire-haired terrier puppy and adopted member of the household of Mr. and Mrs. Edw. T. Clark, walking on 16th St., Wash., with Mrs. Clark, wife of the Personal Secy. to Pres. Coolidge. It remained for Peter Pan to be the 1st dog to call at the W.H. i.e., White House and l

Placing flowers on gravestone of Push Ma Ta Ha, a Choctaw Chief

Planting large Christmas tree?

Playgrounds, May Day

Playgrounds, May Day. May pole dance

Police and child? directing traffic. Washington, D.C.

Police; with children "officers" taking oath

Poppies being sold to Gen. and Mrs. Hines at Mt. Alto Hospital

Postmaster Gen. Harry New accepts resignation of Chas. E. Dalzell, Supt., Div. of Dead Letters, who has been in the postal service 44 yrs. Mr. Frank C. Staley, Chief Clerk to the 1st Asst. Postmaster. Gen. will succeed him

Pres. and Mrs. Coolidge leaving memorial hall after attending annual budget meeting which he addressed

Pres. and Mrs. Coolidge leaving the N.Y. Avenue Presbyterian Church, Wash., after attending wedding of Miss Mary Wallace and Dr. Chas. Bruggmann

Pres. and Mrs. Coolidge receiving the disabled men in the Army, Navy and Public Health hospitals in the vicinity of Wash., at a garden party given for them at the W.H. i.e., White House, June 5

Pres. and Mrs. Coolidge with the W.H. i.e., White House military and naval aides, posed on the W.H. lawn just before the garden party to the wounded veterans. At Mrs. C's right: Col. C.O. Sherrill and at the Pres.'s left, Capt. Adolphus Andrews

Pres. Coolidge addressing Nat'l Academy of Sciences at its annual meeting, Monday morning, April 28, in new building of Assoc. 21st and B streets, which was dedicated in the presence of a distinguished gathering

Pres. Coolidge arriving at Fine Arts bldg.

Pres. Coolidge and group of men who received Roosevelt medals White house, Washington, D.C.

Pres. Coolidge addressed 15,000 teachers, delegates to the Nat'l Educational Assoc. at the Central High Stadium, July 4th. The convention of teachers which has been going on in Wash. for the past weekends with the address by the Chief Executive

Pres. Coolidge attending unveiling of Lafayette statue in Baltimore

Pres. Coolidge decorating Henry B. lt, Torpedo-man 2nd class, with the Congressional Medal of Honor White House, Washington, D.C.

Pres. Calvin Coolidge receiving the first "Buddy Poppy" from Capt. Wm. Homer Carroll

Pres. Coolidge and new Secy. of the Navy Curtis D. Wilbur White House, Washington, D.C.

Pres. Coolidge and Atty. Gen. Harlan Fiske Stone at the White House

Pres. Coolidge delivering his patriotic address at memorial services in amphitheater at Arlington Nat'l Cemetery, May 30

Pres. Coolidge addressing the delegates to the Nat'l Assoc. of Real Estate Boards in session at Wash. from the steps of the South portico of the White House, June 5th

Pres. Coolidge addressing the delegates to the Nat'l Assoc. of Real Estate Boards in session at Wash. from the steps of the South portico of the W.H. i.e., White House, June 5th

Pres. Coolidge delivering his patriotic address at the Memorial services in the amphitheater at Arlington Nat'l Cemetery, May 30th

Pres. Coolidge congratulating Stanley Harris, mgr. of the Wash. ball team on bringing the team home at the head of the league. In the photo are the Pres's two sons and Mrs. Coolidge

Pres. Coolidge. 4 day meeting of the Amer. Red Cross, Monday morning, Oct. 6, from 800-1,000 Delegates. L. to r.: Gen. Frank T. Hines; director of the wts. Bureau, Eliot Wadsworth; Secy. of Commerce, Herbert Hoover; Pres. Coolidge; John Barton Payne, Pres. of the Red Cross, C. Grew, Under Secy.

Pres. Coolidge with members of House Agric. Comm. who appeared at White House with delegation of farmers regarding the Diversification Bill

Pres. Coolidge on steps of Fine Arts bldg. where he spoke at dedication of the bldg. by Nat'l Academy of Sciences

Pres. Coolidge on steps of Fine Arts bldg. where he spoke at dedication of bldg. by the Nat'l Academy of Sciences

Pres. Coolidge laying a wreath at Arlington, May 15th

Pres. Coolidge snapped with Womans Law Fraternity at White House

Pres. Coolidge on July 4th received weath from Florist Telegraphers Assoc. on his birthday White House, Washington, D.C.

Pres. Coolidge throws out the ball that starts the World Series at Wash. between the Nationals and the Giants. In the box with the Pres.: Mrs. Coolidge, Speaker and Mrs. Gillette; Stanley Harris, Mgr. of the Wash. team standing at right of the President's box

Pres. Coolidge, C. Bascom Slemp with members of the Lee Highway now in Wash. White House, Washington, D.C.

Pres. Coolidge, extreme left, with a committee of prominent good roads leaders from various states

Pres. Coolidge with a committee of prom. good roads leaders from various states

Pres. Coolidge snapped on one of his daily walks sporting a "big stick," the gift of A. J. Shell of Wise County, Va.

Pres. Coolidge snapped on one of his daily walks sporting a "big stick," the gift of A. J. Shell of Wise County, Va. White House, Washington, D.C.

Pres. Coolidge leaving the Nat'l Museum where he addressed the Nat'l Outdoor Recreation Conf. Left to right: Secy. Hoover; Richard Jarvis; Pres. Coolidge; Secy. Slemp; and Capt. Andrews

Pres. Coolidge signing the $6,800,000 Hospitalization Bill during the Garden Party, June 5, at the W.H. i.e., White House for disabled service men. The Bill was proposed by the Veterans Bureau

Pres. Coolidge signing the final veterans Bu. Hospital Bldg. bill at the W.H. i.e., White House during the garden party to the wounded soldiers. The bill provides for $6,800,000 for completing the hospital program. Center group, left to rt.: Gen. Pershing, Mrs. Coolidge, Commander Andrews, Col. C.

Pres. Coolidge snapped with Gen. Charles G. Dawes White House, Washington, D.C.

Pres. Coolidge with his family at ball game

Pres. Coolidge with the champion home-run hitter of the minor leagues

Pres. Coolidge with the champion home-run hitter of the minor leagues. L. to r.: C. Bascom Slemp, Sen. Sheppard, The Hired-Hand (radio announcer, of Ft. Worth, Tex.), Amon G. Carter, Pate, Kraft and W.N. Moore

Pres. Coolidge with the cup which he had donated to be contested for annually by the enlisted men of the Army and Navy in a football contest. First game played Nov. 22, 1924. All games to be played in Wash. Left to right: Major Paul W. Baade, Army Athletic Officer; Staff Sgt. Harry O. Troupe; Pres.

Pres. Coolidge with members of the Roosevelt Memorial Assoc. who invited him to attend the memorial services to be held Mon., Oct. 27th, at the John Marshall M.E. Church, Wash. White House, Washington, D.C.

Pres. Coolidge with a hat of the Smoki tribesmen of Prescott, Ariz., presented to him by the Prescott Chamber of Commerce, making him a member of the tribe White House, Washington, D.C.