National Photo Company photos from the 1920s

Penna Glee Club, 5/18/22

People's Drug Store No. 1

People's Drug Store No. 1, 7th and Massachusetts Ave, N.W., Washington, D.C.

People standing under dirigible

People dancing on beach, 7/6/22

People gathered at outdoor event wth band

People ascending an outdoor stairway

People outside church

People's Drug Store no. 10, 18th and Columbia Road, N.W., Washington, D.C.

Pepper, Sproul, Doug Hertz, Geo. E. Altier, 7/17/22

Percy Blair, 3/15/22

Pershing & Jusserand at Legion Games, 5/6/22

Pershing 62nd birthday, 9/13/22

Pershing at battalion, 5/25/22

Pershing decorating Col. Roft T. Oliver, 7/28/22

Pershing leaving Budget Committee

Pershing decorating Geo. E. Adamson, 12/20/22

Pershing, Madam Mathieu & May Robt. Reinhart

Pete, pet squirrel at the Executive Mansion, is causing Laddie Boy to look to his laurels

Peter H. Goldsmith, Am. Assn. for International Conciliation *see

Peter H. Goldsmith, Am. Assn. for International Conciliation

Petworth Women's Club, 10/5/22

Petition for political amnesty, 7/19/22

Phi Alpha Delta group, 5/24/22

Phi Alpha Delta group

Photo showing the arrival of a portion of the winter's supply of coal for the executive mansion

Photo showing a portion of the line waiting admission to the White House today

Phillippine ladies at White House, 6/19/22

Photographer seated on top of car photographing tall man in top hat

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 prisoners

Railroad guard on duty during the railroad strike, Washington, D.C.

Phya Buri Navarasth in 1922 or 1923 (cropped)

Pierce Butler, 12/30/22

Pickets, political amnesty

Police - Fireman ball game (Altorch), 9/9/22

Policeman standing alongside wrecked car and cases of moonshine

Political Amnesty picket at White House, Washington, D.C.

Political amnesty pickets, 12/1/22

Portrait of five young women related to Navy officials

Post Master General Work tonight brodcasted by radio a message to the American public dealing with the postal service and its effect in varying degrees on every man, woman, and child in the country

Post Ofc. Inspectors, 7/17/22

Postmaster General Work and his assistants inspecting the Radio equipment recently installed on aero mail planes

Potomac River, Great Falls

Pres. & Mrs. Harding, 5/16/22

Pres. Grobby ?, 8/31/22

Pres. Harding leaving Red Cross, 12/13/22

Pres. Harding & Confederate Vets, 6/23/22

President Harding and Laddie Boy

President Harding leaving the White House for the Senate with the treaties signed by Arms Conference

President Harding photographed with Confederate veterans and their wives who called at the White House today

President Harding and his secty. George Christian leaving St. Patricks Church after attending the funeral of Senor Don J. Antonio Lopez Gutierrez, Minister of Honduras, today

President Harding snaped i.e., snapped at the dedication ceremonies of the Lincoln Memorial today

President Harding with his Secty. George Christian, makes a personal inspection of conditions on the streets of the National Capitol

President Harding's voice has been preserved in phonograph records in the government archives

President John L. Lewis, of the United Mine Workers of America (right) photographed today at the Capitol, talking over the coal situation with Representative Nolan, Chairman of the Labor Committee of the House of Representatives

President Warren Harding speaks - Confederate Memorial Day services - Arlington National Cemetery - 1922-06-05

President Warren G. Harding, members of his cabinet, members of the Supreme Court, and other officials, at funeral of Congressman James R. Mann, in the U.S. House of Representatives, Washington, D.C.

President Warren G. Harding making speech from top of steps at dedication of the Lincoln Memorial

President's shield, 2/28/22

Prince and Princess Rebesco leaving the White House after being received by the President and Mrs. Harding today