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Eleanor Roosevelt and “Chief” Charles Alfred Anderson
Eleanor Roosevelt and “Chief” Charles Alfred Anderson 3/1941
Letter from Hans Habe to Eleanor Roosevelt
Letter from Hans Habe to Eleanor Roosevelt 2/6/1944
Letter from Dr. Ernst Wolff to Eleanor Roosevelt
Letter from Dr. Ernst Wolff to Eleanor Roosevelt 2/1/1945
Appointment of Eleanor Roosevelt as U.S. Representative to the United Nations
Appointment of Eleanor Roosevelt as U.S. Representative to the United Nations 3/15/1946
Letter from Eleanor Roosevelt to Bess Wallace Truman
Letter from Eleanor Roosevelt to Bess Wallace Truman 4/25/1945
Eleanor Roosevelt Holding the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Eleanor Roosevelt Holding the Universal Declaration of Human Rights 11/1949
Eleanor Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt's "My Day" Column about Resigning from DAR 2/27/1939
Letter from Harry S. Truman to Eleanor Roosevelt
Letter from Harry S. Truman to Eleanor Roosevelt 12/6/1946
Letter from Eleanor Roosevelt to President Truman
Letter from Eleanor Roosevelt to President Truman 5/31/1952
Memo from Eleanor Roosevelt to FDR
Memo from Eleanor Roosevelt to FDR 1941
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