Collection By Land, By Sea, By Air
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The Working West Wing: President Ford After Signing Nixon Pardon
- Photographer
- David Hume Kennerly
- Date of Work
- September 8, 1974
- Medium
- Photo
- Credit
- White House photo by David Hume Kennerly
The Working West Wing: President Ford After Signing Nixon Pardon
September 8, 1974. President Ford in Bill Timmons office in the West Wing moments after signing the pardon of Richard Nixon.
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