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President Richard Nixon Takes the Oath of Office
President Richard Nixon Takes the Oath of Office 1/20/1969
President Barack Obama Departs the Oval Office on Inauguration Day
President Barack Obama Departs the Oval Office on Inauguration Day 1/20/2017
President-elect Clinton Takes the Oath of Office
President-elect Clinton Takes the Oath of Office 1/20/1993
Franklin Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt's Fourth Inaugural Address 1/20/1945
Vice President Bush Reviews His Speech Prior to His Inauguration as President
Vice President Bush Reviews His Speech Prior to His Inauguration as President 1/20/1989
President William J. Clinton
President William J. Clinton's First Inauguration 1/20/1993
President George W. Bush Takes the Oath of Office
President George W. Bush Takes the Oath of Office 1/20/2005
Vice President Al Gore Administering the Oath to Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton
Vice President Al Gore Administering the Oath to Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton 1/3/2001
Inauguration of President George W. Bush
Inauguration of President George W. Bush 1/20/2005
Inauguration of President Kennedy
Inauguration of President Kennedy 1/20/1961
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