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Serena Williams Returns a Shot 4/17/2002

Patent Drawing for C. Malings' Tennis Racket 4/12/1892

Patent Drawing for F. W. Taylor's Lawn Tennis Net 4/9/1889

Patent Drawing for H. H. Waddington's Lawn Tennis Ball 2/26/1889

Photograph of Tennis Racket Factory 1923-1978

Althea Gibson Wins the US National Championships ca. 1958

Arthur Ashe Monument, Richmond, VA ca. 1996

Billie Jean King and First Lady Betty Ford 7/21/1975

First Lady Michelle Obama Leads the Presidential Delegation to the 2012 Olympic Games In London 7/28/2012

President Ronald Reagan and Nancy Reagan During a Reception for The American Davis Cup 9/14/1981

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