America's typical boy" has birdhouse exhibit in Washington. Barrett of Farmingham, Mass., who was selected. artist Alberto Barretto as the American boy, is now exhibiting his skill. of birdhouses at the National museum in the Capital, 3/3/28

Joe Nevin, Washington's typical boy, 10/31/25

Group of boys with bird houses; White House in background. Washington, D.C.

William Pat Boland, 17 years old, of Newberry County, South Carolina, with a $2,000 cup he won as first prize in a corn growing contest for boys in eight southern states. He called on President Coolidge today, May 13th

Nicoleii Machado, son of the Major and Madame Jose Bina Machado, of the Brazilian Embassy, who will take part in the International Children's Christmas Broadcast which will go over the air from the Shoreham Hotel on December 20. This function is one of the feature broadcasts of the year that comes o

One of the many bird houses which Mrs. Harding has installed in the White House grounds, Washington, D.C. *Abstract/medium:; 8 x 10 in. or smaller

Samuel Cletus Slemp, Nephew of C.B. (Senate page), 12/8/24

Champion corn grower greeted by president. Young William Pat Boland, 17 years old, of Newberry County, South Carolina, who won a corn growing competition from boys in eight southern states showed his prize cup to President Coolidge at the White House today May, 13th. The cup is worth $2,000

Washington society youngster shoes pony for children's horse show. Young Howland Russell, grandson of Mrs Borden Harriman, refuses to intrust to a groom the important business of preparing his pony "Tottles" for the Children's Horse Show which will held in the National Capital on St. Patrick's Day