Description
A stone-and-shingle building is shown in a landscaped courtyard with a bust on a pedestal in the center foreground. The scene includes a covered walkway, trimmed shrubs, and tree branches framing the top of the view. The architecture appears historic and museum-like, with dormer windows and a broad roofline. undated
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M-M-55
THE FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT LIBRARY
AND MUSEUM AT HYDE PARK, N. Y.
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt said in 1946, “that
the President, loving history as he did, could
see his own home as one day being owned
by the people of the United States and being
one of the points where they could come to
increase their understanding of history,
through a greater knowledge of the man who
made it.”
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CURTEICHCOLOR 3-D NATURAL COLOR REPRODUCTION (REG. U. S. PAT. OFF.)
