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The Pleasure is All Mine!
The Pleasure is All Mine! 11/10/1904
The Pleasure is all Mine, Gentlemen
The Pleasure is all Mine, Gentlemen 6/17/1905
The Post-Season Parade
The Post-Season Parade 3/5/1915
The Presidency is Just One Problem After Another
The Presidency is Just One Problem After Another 3/16/1930
The Presidential Seal
The Presidential Seal 1/18/1989
The President
The President's Daily Diary for August 4, 1964 8/4/1964
The Prime Crew for NASA
The Prime Crew for NASA's First Manned Skylab Mission Meet the Press in a Final Briefing Prior to Isolation for the Coming Launch of Skylab II 5/1/1973
The Puritan (Samuel Chapin) Statue, Springfield, MA
The Puritan (Samuel Chapin) Statue, Springfield, MA 1887 (Photograph Unknown)
The Pyles homestead on the Andersonville, Tennessee, road
The Pyles homestead on the Andersonville, Tennessee, road 10/25/1933
The Queensboro Bridge at 59th Street in Manhattan
The Queensboro Bridge at 59th Street in Manhattan 05/1973
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