Collection The Presidents
Biographies & Portraits
The Roosevelts piled into their landau carriages for a drive through Rock Creek valley.
- Artist
- George Varian
- Date of Work
- December 1903
- Credit
- White House Historical Association
The Roosevelts piled into their landau carriages for a drive through Rock Creek valley.
The Roosevelts piled into their landau carriages for a drive through Rock Creek valley, 1903 Ladies Home Journal, December 1903.
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