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Jimmy Carter With Wilma Rudolph
Jimmy Carter With Wilma Rudolph 1/11/1979
Jimmy Carter and Rosalynn Carter on the Truman Balcony for reception for U.S. Winter Olympic Team
Jimmy Carter and Rosalynn Carter on the Truman Balcony for reception for U.S. Winter Olympic Team 2/25/1980
2001 Citizens
2001 Citizens' Medal Presentation Ceremony 1/8/2001
President Barack Obama Hosts "Let the Games Begin!" at the White House
President Barack Obama Hosts "Let the Games Begin!" at the White House 9/16/2009
"Do You Believe in Miracles?" Print by Jerome S. Ryan
"Do You Believe in Miracles?" Print by Jerome S. Ryan ca. 1980
Conversation Between President Ford and Chairman Ignatiy Novikov
Conversation Between President Ford and Chairman Ignatiy Novikov 6/18/1975
Olympian Jesse Owens
Olympian Jesse Owens 1936
Jimmy Carter and Rosalynn Carter - Reception for the Summer Olympic Team
Jimmy Carter and Rosalynn Carter - Reception for the Summer Olympic Team 7/30/1980
Michelle Kwan at Her Appointment as American Public Diplomacy Envoy
Michelle Kwan at Her Appointment as American Public Diplomacy Envoy 11/9/2006
Letter from Aaron Gamsey to President Roosevelt about 1936 Olympics
Letter from Aaron Gamsey to President Roosevelt about 1936 Olympics 9/26/1935
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