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First Lady Bess Truman At The White House With Girl Scouts

First Lady Bess Truman At The White House With Girl Scouts 12/3/1952

First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton Visiting the Arkansas Children

First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton Visiting the Arkansas Children's Hospital 7/22/1993

President Gerald Ford and First Lady Betty Ford During Primary Whistle-Stop Tour

President Gerald Ford and First Lady Betty Ford During Primary Whistle-Stop Tour 5/15/1976

Nancy Reagan for First Lady Button

Nancy Reagan for First Lady Button ca. 1980-1989

First Lady Pat Nixon and Big Bird

First Lady Pat Nixon and Big Bird 12/20/1970

Biography of Mrs. Richard Nixon

Biography of Mrs. Richard Nixon 6/1972

"Betty Ford for First Lady in

"Betty Ford for First Lady in '76" Campaign Button 1976

First Lady Lady Bird Johnson Planting a Tree During the Annual Cherry Blossom Festival, Tidal Basin, Washington, DC

First Lady Lady Bird Johnson Planting a Tree During the Annual Cherry Blossom Festival, Tidal Basin, Washington, DC 4/6/1965

Lady Bird for First Lady

Lady Bird for First Lady 1964

First Lady Michelle Obama with Sesame Street Muppets Elmo and Rosita

First Lady Michelle Obama with Sesame Street Muppets Elmo and Rosita 10/30/2013

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