Photo showing a portion of the line waiting admission to the White House today, January 1922
This file appears in: State, War and Navy Building (Old Executive Office Building; Eisenhower Building): This administrative building is distinguished by its purple-grey Virginia granite walls and slate mansard roofs.
Photo showing a portion of the line waiting admission to the White House today. Jan. 2, 1922. Image. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/2002712400/. (Accessed December 20, 2016.)
This file appears in: State, War and Navy Building (Old Executive Office Building; Eisenhower Building): This administrative building is distinguished by its purple-grey Virginia granite walls and slate mansard roofs.
State, War and Navy Building (Old Executive Office Building; Eisenhower Building): This administrative building is distinguished by its purple-grey Virginia granite walls and slate mansard roofs.
The State, War and Navy Building was built just west of the White House, between 1871 and 1888, to designs by architect Alfred B. Mullett. Like the Greek Revival style Treasury Department Building to…