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  Photo East Room After the Tiffany Redecoration

  This circa 1889 black and white photograph depicts the East Room of the White House after the Tiffany redecoration. Tiffany maintained its...

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  Photo The Chandeliers of the East Room - Photo 1

  A black and white photograph of the East Room, ca. 1869.