Cornerstone laying, American Red Cross

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Cornerstone laying, American Red Cross

Photograph shows President Woodrow Wilson (second from left) and others watching the cornerstone laying for the American Red Cross building in Washington, D.C.
People in photo include: Woodrow Wilson

Date & Place: 1915

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