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PRESIDENT AND FAMILY LEAVING UNION STATION. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT LEAVING THE UNION STATION WITH HIS FAMILY AFTER HE WAS GREETED BY A COUPLE OF HUNDRED CONGRESSMEN, WHO CRANED THEIR NECKS AND GAPED JUST LIKE ANY OTHER GUY IN THE STREET. WITH THE PRESIDENT AARE: MRS. CURTIS DALL; MRS. ROOSEVELT; AND JA
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PRESIDENT AND FAMILY LEAVING UNION STATION. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT LEAVING THE UNION STATION WITH HIS FAMILY AFTER HE WAS GREETED BY A COUPLE OF HUNDRED CONGRESSMEN, WHO CRANED THEIR NECKS AND GAPED JUST LIKE ANY OTHER GUY IN THE STREET. WITH THE PRESIDENT AARE: MRS. CURTIS DALL; MRS. ROOSEVELT; AND JA

Harris & Ewing · 1934-01-01 · photo, print, drawing

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Credit linePRESIDENT AND FAMILY LEAVING UNION STATION. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT LEAVING THE UNION STATION WITH HIS FAMILY AFTER HE WAS GREETED BY A COUPLE OF HUNDRED CONGRESSMEN, WHO CRANED THEIR NECKS AND GAPED JUST. 1934-01-01. Harris & Ewing. Harris & Ewing Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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