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The president's official greeters. These two gentlemen, Sergt. Ernest M. Seaman, (left) and Sergt. C.L. Dalrymple, of the White House police force, are the president's official greeters. These are the men who must first talk to each an every one of the 10,000 visitors [...] call at the White House e
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The president's official greeters. These two gentlemen, Sergt. Ernest M. Seaman, (left) and Sergt. C.L. Dalrymple, of the White House police force, are the president's official greeters. These are the men who must first talk to each an every one of the 10,000 visitors [...] call at the White House e

Harris & Ewing · 1925-01-01 · photo, print, drawing

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Credit lineThe president's official greeters. These two gentlemen, Sergt. Ernest M. Seaman, (left) and Sergt. C.L. Dalrymple, of the White House police force, are the president's official greeters. These are the. 1925-01-01. Harris & Ewing. Harris & Ewing Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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