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Mrs. Nixon in the Cross Hall, 1972 Holiday Season

This photograph of First Lady Pat Nixon was taken on December 11, 1972. Mrs. Nixon is seen standing in the Cross Hall among holiday decorations, including a poinsettia tree, floral designs draped around the chandelier, and red cloth covered columns. The Cross Hall, which is located on the State Floor of the White House, runs the length of the Executive Mansion and offers views of the East, Red, Green, and Blue Rooms.
Photographer
Unknown
Date of Work
December 11, 1972
Type
Photograph
Credit
Richard M. Nixon Presidential Library and Museum/NARA
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