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Whippet tank advancing at Biefvillers, France
Whippet tank advancing at Biefvillers, France 8/25/1918
“Whiskey” and “Soda” Lion Cubs at Lafayette Escadrille
“Whiskey” and “Soda” Lion Cubs at Lafayette Escadrille 1918
White Bear (Sa-tan-ta), a Kiowa chief; full-length, seated, holding bow and arrows
White Bear (Sa-tan-ta), a Kiowa chief; full-length, seated, holding bow and arrows 1869 - 1874
Tribal Delegations at the White House
Tribal Delegations at the White House ca. 1857
The White House with Fall Leaves
The White House with Fall Leaves 11/1/2006
Inventory of the White House
Inventory of the White House 2/26/1801
White House Leadership Meeting with Ford
White House Leadership Meeting with Ford's Notes 5/1973
The White House Lit in Rainbow Colors
The White House Lit in Rainbow Colors 6/26/2015
White House Menu
White House Menu 11/25/1948
White House Press Briefing Following Assassination Attempt on Ronald Reagan
White House Press Briefing Following Assassination Attempt on Ronald Reagan 4/1/1981
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