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Photograph of The Reagans and Gorbachevs at the White House State Dinner
Photograph of The Reagans and Gorbachevs at the White House State Dinner 12/8/1987
President and Mrs. Bush host a State Dinner for Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip of Great Britain at the White House
President and Mrs. Bush host a State Dinner for Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip of Great Britain at the White House 5/14/1991
Rosalynn Carter and Jimmy Carter greet Madame Zhuo Lin and Deng Xiaoping at the White House for a state dinner in honor of the Vice Premier of China
Rosalynn Carter and Jimmy Carter greet Madame Zhuo Lin and Deng Xiaoping at the White House for a state dinner in honor of the Vice Premier of China 1/29/1979
Seating Charts for Informal Luncheon and for State Dinner held at the White House on the King and Queen
Seating Charts for Informal Luncheon and for State Dinner held at the White House on the King and Queen's First Day in Washington 6/08/1939
Daily Diary of President Jimmy Carter, March 26, 1979
Daily Diary of President Jimmy Carter, March 26, 1979 3/26/1979
H. R. Haldeman’s Notes
H. R. Haldeman’s Notes 10/22/1968
So Near and Yet So Far!
So Near and Yet So Far! 5/13/1908
Jimmy Carter, Deng Xiaoping, Rosalynn Carter and Madame Zhuo Lin
Jimmy Carter, Deng Xiaoping, Rosalynn Carter and Madame Zhuo Lin 1/29/1979
Dinner menu, President Abboud of the Republic of the Sudan
Dinner menu, President Abboud of the Republic of the Sudan 10/04/1961
FDR
FDR's Address from the USS Potomac 3/29/1941
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