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George Washington, Freemason
AncientFaces
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A rare portrait of Abraham Lincoln with his son Tad
LaFaye Lincoln
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The Taft Family relaxing at the White House in 1910
Kathy Pinna
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My Daddy - Garfield mid-1800’s
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Harding and wife dressed for casual tennis watching in 1923
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Jimmy Carter relaxing with brother Billy
Kathy Pinna
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Windblown Kennedy wedding photo
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Two for the price of one? Bill and Hillary Clinton
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President Coolidge had some fun
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And so did Teddy Roosevelt and the cowboys
Kathy Pinna
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FDR with his horse in 1920
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Then there’s Senator Truman at the Alfalfa Club
Kathy Pinna
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Taft went to the crowds in Kansas
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As did JFK in Texas
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Franklin Roosevelt used the radio
Arba Morrow
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While Kennedy and Nixon used TV
Daniel Pinna
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Gerald Ford used TV and radio to announce amnesty for Nixon
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Some Presidents were Generals: Grant in 1864
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And some general/Presidents hung with Presidents
Mary Miller
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Lincoln with Pinkerton and General McClernand
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Harding with General Pershing in 1921
Alice Luckhardt
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FDR in the thick of things, 1945
Kathy Pinna
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People always line up to see them, outside Teddy Roosevelt's tent in Vermont
Anna Behan
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And Presidential political cartoons are always a part of life
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But this tops them all: “Miss Republican” 1920’s
Peter Smith
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First celebrated as George Washington’s birthday (on Feb 22nd), President’s Day became the name of this holiday around 1971. We honor all of the men who had the courage to take on such a daunting job.
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