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Northeast View of the White House Blue Room

Northeast View of the White House Blue Room

Caption: Northeast view of the White House Blue Room during the White House renovation. Employees of the B. Altman Company, New York, are tacking the wall covering of blue damask with gold motif on the east si... More

Refurnishing the White House after the Renovation

Refurnishing the White House after the Renovation

Caption: Several unidentified workmen carefully hoist the F. G. Coates portrait of President Woodrow Wilson into position over the mantel in the Red Room. Photographs Relating to the Administration, Family, and... More

White House State Dining Room - U.S. National Archives Public Domain photograph

White House State Dining Room - U.S. National Archives Public Domain p...

Caption: The White House State Dining Room after renovations in the White House were completed. Photographs Relating to the Administration, Family, and Personal Life of Harry S. Truman

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