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    ANDREW JACKSON: born in North Carolina, 1767; died, 1845; member of Congress, 1796; United States senator, 1797; captured Pensacola from English, 1814; defeated English at New Orleans, 1815; governor of Florida, 1821; defeated for president, 1824; elected in 1828; re-elected in 1832.

    Bamforth & Co. Ltd., Publishers, Holmfirth, and New York
    Date: 1908
    Accession Number: 2014.13402

    ABRAHAM LINCOLN: born in Kentucky, 1809; assasinated at Washington, 1865; admitted to bar in Illinois, 1836; captain in Black Hawk war, 1832; member of Congress, 1847-49; famous debate on slavery with Stephen A. Douglas in 1848; elected president in 1860 by electoral vote of 180 against 123; his election was the signal for the secession movement; re-elected president in 1864.

    Bamforth & Co. Ltd., Publishers, Holmfirth, and New York
    Date: 1908
    Accession Number: 2014.13406

    S. M. Il Rè D'Italia.
    H. M. The King of Italy.

    Stengel & Co.
    Date: after 1906
    Accession Number: 2015.4056

    S. M. Il Rè D'Italia.

    Stengel & Co.
    Date: about 1906
    Accession Number: 2015.4057

    Ritratto del figlio di Federigo III Re di Danimarca. G. Substermans, Firenze

    Stengel & Co.
    Date: about 1906
    Accession Number: 2015.4208

    THE CANADIAN ARCH IN WHITEHALL ERECTED BY THE GOVERNMENT OF CANADA IN HONOUR OF THE CORONATION OF HIS MAJESTY KING EDWARD VII AS RE-DECORATED, AUGUST 9TH. 1902.

    Raphael Tuck & Sons
    Date: 1902
    Accession Number: 2015.7516

    THE CANADIAN ARCH IN WHITEHALL ERECTED BY THE GOVERNMENT OF CANADA IN HONOUR OF THE CORONATION OF HIS MAJESTY KING EDWARD VII. AS RE-DECORATED, AUGUST 9TH. 1902.

    Raphael Tuck & Sons
    Date: 1902
    Accession Number: 2015.7517

    THE UNITED STATES CAPITOL AT WASHINGTON
    THEODORE ROOSEVELT BORN IN NEW YORK, 1858. GRADUATED AT HARVARD, 1880. COL. ROUGH RIDERS, 1898. GOVERNOR NEW YORK, 1899-1900. VICE-PRESIDENT, 1901. PRESIDENT, SEPTEMBER 14, 1901. RE-ELECTED, 1904.

    The Rose Company
    Date: 1906
    Accession Number: 2015.8678

    THE UNITED STATES CAPITOL AT WASHINGTON
    THEODORE ROOSEVELT BORN IN NEW YORK, 1858. GRADUATED AT HARVARD, 1880. COL. ROUGH RIDERS, 1898. GOVERNOR NEW YORK, 1899-1900. VICE-PRESIDENT, 1901. PRESIDENT, SEPTEMBER 14, 1901. RE-ELECTED, 1904.

    The Rose Company
    Date: 1906
    Accession Number: 2015.8679

    Testing the effects of extreme hear on nose cone re-entry into atmosphere; Central Receiver Test Facility; Sandra National Laboratories; Kirkland Air Force Base: 65 square miles; Albuquerque, New Mexico

    Barbara P. Norfleet
    Date: 1998
    Accession Number: 2017.4471.7

    President Jimmy Carter and Vice-President Walter Mondale give the traditional victory wave at the 1980 Democratic National Convention in New York City. In the Fall months, they took their message to the American people but failed in the bid for re-election.

    Coral-Lee
    Date: 1977–1981
    Accession Number: 2015.9020

    During a new surge in his popularity, "The Only President to Get Younger in Office," announced from the Oval Office on Sunday night, February 4, 1984 that he would run for re-election. His long-term goals included a 10-year goal to orbit a manned space station, and a meeting with Congressional Democrats to agree on a three-year, $100 billion deficit-reduction package. Nancy radiates her happiness over his decision and unabashedly gave him a kiss for the cameras.

    Coral-Lee
    Date: 1984
    Accession Number: 2015.9031
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