Harris & Ewing photos from the 1920s

Dr. Eckener and Pres. Hoover White House, Washington, D.C.

Dwight Davis decorating military

Famous Yale football coach looks over Georgetown U. Gridironers. Tad Jones, former Yale Coach and one of the leading football authorities in the country, looked over the Georgetown football team at practice today. Jones is shown on left in picture with Lou Little, Coach of the Georgetown team

Fire damage to interior of White House, Washington, D.C.

First Lady of Land christens huge air liner. The First Lady of the Land, Mrs. Herbert Hoover, christening the giant airliner Buenos Aires today at the Naval Air Station in Washington. The ship will carry 32 passengers and a crew of 4 and will be put into passenger service between New York and South

Five persons lose lives in plane crash at Nation's Capital. Scene at Bolling Field, Washington, today shortly after a huge Army plane crashed from a 300-foot altitude claiming the lives of five people, including that of a congressman, his secretary, and a famous Army pilot. The dead are: Rep. Willia

Florists send basket of Dahlias to President Hoover. The Florist's Telegraph Delivery Association, now holding their annual convention in Boston, send President Hoover a basket of Jersey Beauty Dahlias today. Otto Schopps of Gude Bros. in Washington made the delivery White House, Washington, D.C.

Foreman of Jury that convicted Albert B. Fall of bribery. Thomas E. Horris, 28-year-old bank teller, was foreman of the jury in District Supreme court that brought in the verdict of guilty against Albert B. Fall for acceepting a bribe of $100,000 from E.L. Dohency

Former Secretary of Interior Fall and Edward Daugherty arraigned in District Supreme Court. Former Secretary of the Interior Albert B. Fall and Edward Doheney, oil magnate, arriving at the District Supreme Court today where they were arraigned for conspiring to defraud the government in connection w

Former Secretary of Interior found guilty of bribery. Albert B. Fall, former Secretary of Interior, leaving the District and Supreme Court in Washington today surrounded by members of his family, after he was found guilty by a jury of accepting a bribe of $100,000 from E.L. Dohency. The jury was out

Frank Kellogg, Herbert Hoover and Henry L. Stimson. White House, Washington, D.C.

Frank Kellogg and wife?

Fred A. Hartley, Jr.

From New Bedford and Minister from.

Frontiersman Richard Clarke 1929

Frontiersman Richard Clarke 1929 (cropped)

New Assistant Attorney General. G.A. Youngquist, new Assistant Attorney General and his youngsters, made shortly after he took the oath of office today. Left to right: Scharlie Ann, 5, and Margaret, 11 (sitting). Standing: Jack, 9, and Bob, 15

GAVIN, GUY W. PORTRAIT

Gavel used by George Washington in laying cornerstone of U.S. Capitol again serves in dedication of stone at Washington Cathedral. Using the famous Washington gavel, which served at the laying of the cornerstone of the United States Capitol, the Right Rev. James E. Freeman, Bishop of Washington, ded

General Pershing and Mrs. Warren lead mourners at funeral of late Senator Warren. In the photograph, left to right: Francis E. Warren, Jr., son of the late Senator; Mrs. Francis E. Warren, the widow; General John J. Pershing; son of the late Senator; and Warren Pershing, grandson, as they followed t

General view of the funeral precession winding through Arlington Cemetary where the body of Admiral Eberle was buried

George Washington's headquarters while surveying Washington in 1791

Georgetown University Seismological Observatory installs only Galitzin horizontal seismographs on this side of the Atlantic. The only one of their type on this side of the Atlantic Ocean, the Galitzin Horizontal seismographs have just been installed at the Georgetown University Seismological Observa

GIBSON, R.H.B. PORTRAIT

HENSON, J.A. PORTRAIT

Girl getting optical exam?

GLASSCOCK, WILLIAM J. PORTRAIT

Good's funeral marked by high honors. An impressive state funeral for the late Secretary of War, were held in the White House today. This picture taken at the White House gate shows the casket being driven into the ground on an artillery caisson, escorted by troops from all units in and about Wash

Government plane completely equipped for testing radio and lighting. Captain F.C. Hingsburg, Chief of the Airways Division of the United States Department of Commerce, and a Government airplane that has been completely oufitted as a flying laboratory for testing radio and lighting systems along the

Group holding posters for Inaugural Charity Ball

Grace Coolidge, left

Grace Coolidge in sleigh outside White House, Washington, D.C.

Great Britain's Prime Minister receives degree from George Washington University. Ramsey MacDonald, Prime Minister of Great Britain, receiving an honorary degree of Doctor of Laws from President Cloyd Hock Martin (right) of George Washington University in the National Capital. The British Ambassador

Greeted by the Vice President. Premier Ramsey MacDonald, today made his first call upon the Vice President of the United States. The group, made on the steps of the United States Capitol shown, left to right: Premier MacDonald, Vice President Curtis, Ambassador Howard and Senator Stephen G. Porter o

Group at building construction site

Group at cabin in forest

Group at John Witherspoon statue, Washington, D.C.

Group at NBC microphone; Charles L. McNary, left

Group at table; Frank Kellogg at head of table

Group at table; includes Charles Lindbergh

Group at train station

Group of women on steps. White House, Washington, D.C.

Group seated at desk with portraits of Herbert and Lou Hoover on wall

Group with model airplane

Group; includes, in front row, Ray Wilbur, third from left, and Charles Adams, foruth from left

Group; William F. Whiting, 2nd from right

Group; Patrick J. Hurley, center. State, War and Navy Building, Washington, D.C.

Guest of Nat'l Fed. Post Office Clerks, Ludwig Maier, of Vienna, Austria (second from left) photographed in Washington today where he is the guest of the National Federation of Post Office Clerks. Mr. Maier is Secretary of the International Postal Telegraph and Telephone Association. He will remain

HARDIN, C.R. PORTRAIT

HARRIS, A.L. PORTRAIT

HARRIS, H.H. PORTRAIT

HASKINS, J.L. PORTRAIT

HEERWAGEN, LEO F. PORTRAIT

Helen H. Taft and W.H. Taft

HENDERSON, ALLEN. PORTRAIT

Henry L. Stimson, front row, center; with group

Henry L. Stimson with Philippine Delegation

Henry Stimson, bw photo portrait, 1929

Henry Stimson and H. Loew, new Minister from South Africa

Henry Stimson, bw photo portrait, 1929 (3x4 cropped)