This portrait photograph isof First Lady Ellen Wilson, President Woodrow Wilson's first wife. She was an accomplished artist and also dedicated her short time as first lady to improving housing in Washington D.C. slums. She died of Bright's Disease in 1914.

This is a portrait of Ellen Wilson, President Woodrow Wilson's first wife. She was an accomplished artist, and also dedicated her short time as first lady to improving housing in Washington D.C. slums. She died of Bright's Disease in 1914. This photograph was likely taken by the famed Bachrach Studios.

This photograph by Harris & Ewing shows President Woodrow Wilson and First Lady Ellen Wilson, his first wife, leaving the White House by car.

This photograph shows Ellen Axson Wilson, President Woodrow Wilson's first wife, on the South Portico with their daughters Jessie, Margaret, and Eleanor (Nell).

This is a photograph taken by Edmonston of the Wilson-Sayre wedding party taken on December 6, 1913. The bride Jessie Wilson is seated in the middle of the front row and behind her are the groom, Francis Sayre, and her parents, President Woodrow Wilson and First Lady Ellen Wilson.