Advanced Search

Results

Advanced Search
Results
Clear
Advanced Search
589 to 600 of 6,757 for
    / 564

    The oath of office is administered to Vice-President George Bush by the Honorable Potter Stewart, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, as Mrs. Bush observes.

    Coral-Lee
    Date: 1981
    Accession Number: 2015.9026

    Ronald Reagan, the U.S. President, and the Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko held a four-hour meeting in the Oval Office. Upon entering the White House, Gromyko signed the guest book with the remark, in English, "Aha, my first concession." The aim of the meeting was to clear the atmosphere between the two super-powers. The two men stood firm in the respective positions, however, but agreed on one thing: it was necessary for their countries to keep in contact. U.S. Secretary of State George Schultz said that a "useful exchange of viewpoints took place, an intense personal exchange between the two individuals." They discussed the nuclear thrust, the Gulf War, the situation in Lebanon, the Palestinian problem and the question of human rights. It is hoped that this meeting is a step forward in the direction of peace. September 28, 1984

    Coral-Lee
    Date: 1984
    Accession Number: 2015.9029

    I'VE BEEN TRYING TO PULL OUR COUNTRY OUT OF THE RED - BUT IT'S TOUGH TO BUDGET

    Coral-Lee
    Date: 1982
    Accession Number: 2015.9030

    The Reagans watch the landing of the Columbia piloted by veteran Astronaut, Tom Mattingly. It was a textbook landing on the California desert at Edwards Air Force Base. Reagan compared this shuttle test finale to the driving of The Golden Spike that heralded the completion of the first transcontinental railroad. June 3, 1982

    Coral-Lee
    Date: 1982
    Accession Number: 2015.9033

    President Reagan walks Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang to his car after signing agreements for economic and scientific accords. The core of Zhao's mission was a multi-agenda 70-minute talk in the Oval Office. During the fast round of dinners, meetings, and interviews, Zhao, 64, scored points for sophistication, low-key manner and personal warmth as he withstood pro-Taiwanese demonstrations, and discussed Korean unification talks. Premier Zhao Ziyang was the highest-ranking Peking Official ever to visit the U.S. Said Zhao, "I come as a friendly envoy of the Chinese people for the purpose of seeking increased mutual understanding." January 10, 1983

    Coral-Lee
    Date: 1983
    Accession Number: 2015.9034

    MALFUZZINESS

    Coral-Lee
    Date: 1982
    Accession Number: 2015.9037

    Feather necklace

    K. Lee Manuel
    Date: 1990
    Accession Number: 2019.564

    Passing By

    Mary Lee Bendolph
    Date: 2006
    Accession Number: 2019.515

    Barber Dime Locket charm

    Stacey Lee Webber
    Date: 2019
    Accession Number: 2019.806.75

    Charmed bracelet

    SIENNA PATTI
    Date: 2019
    Accession Number: 2019.806.80

    Two Ideas about a Garden

    Michael Mazur
    Date: 1990
    Accession Number: 2020.550

    House with Red Path

    Jimmy Lee Sudduth
    Date: 1990–1999
    Accession Number: 2022.17
    / 564