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[Photograph of building's exterior]

One undated black and white photograph taken by Kevin Bleicher. Image is of a line of people in front of an unidentified religious building.

GLC09650.266

[Photograph of American Indian women standing outside the Bureau of Indian Affairs]

One photograph taken by Bob Ellis dated January 1973. Image displays American Indian women standing outside an office at the Bureau of Indian Affairs.

GLC09853

[Photograph of Richard M. Nixon and Lyndon B. Johnson]

One photograph taken by Robert Knudsen dated August 26, 1969. Image is a portrait of President Richard M. Nixon and Lyndon B. Johnson seated on a couch.

GLC09804.01

[Photograph of Richard M. Nixon and Lyndon B. Johnson]

One photograph taken by Robert Knudsen dated December 12, 1968. Image is of President Richard Nixon, First Lady Pat Nixon, Lyndon B. Johnson and Claudia Alta "Lady Bird" Johnson in the White House.

GLC09804.02

Johnny Bull and the Alexandrians.

War of 1812. Ridiculing the citizens of Alexandria, VA, for failing to resist the British after they had seized the city in 1814. They are represented by the cowering figures on the left, pleading "don't be too hard with us. You know we were always...

GLC09389

to Lile Miller

Written at Camp Pierpont to his wife. Discusses his march toward Leesburg, Virginia: "...we saw some verry pretty sights on our march and some verry Sorrowfull ones, on our march there we saw no men but plenty of women they stuck Bull Run at us every...

GLC02155.012

to Lile Miller

Reports that the Third Brigade has been moved to Washington, D.C., and the Second Brigade to Alexandria, Virginia. Notes that his brigade will remain where it is, Fairfax Station, a "quiet healthy Place." Doubts that he will receive a promotion...

GLC02155.097

to Lile Miller [incomplete]

Complains about his brother-in-law (Lile's brother). Writes, "...if we leave here for washington i do not think we will Return without fighting they are gathering an immence army there for that purpose but whether we will be engaged in the first...

GLC02155.005

to Lile Miller

Written at Camp Pierpont to his wife. Dated "Decr" (year inferred from content). Notes that their camp is ten miles from Washington, D.C. Discusses the possibility that Lile will visit him at camp.

GLC02155.031

to Lile Miller

Miller writes to his wife: "Capt. McPherson has treated his men worse than a niger would have done we have seen him but once since we left camp Wayne... there is a [power] of soldiers going through here to Washington the last few days... i think...

GLC02155.003