• Aerial Shot of Andrew Jackson Equestrian Statue
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    Lafayette Park
    This photograph shows the Andrew Jackson equestrian statue located at the center of Lafayette Park, just north of the White House. Erected in 1853, this statue was created by the sculptor Clark Mills and his enslaved apprentice, Phillip Reid. This photograph was likely taken during the John F. Kennedy administration.
  • Aerial Shot of Andrew Jackson Equestrian Statue
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    Lafayette Park
    This photograph shows the Andrew Jackson equestrian statue located at the center of Lafayette Park, just north of the White House. Erected in 1853, this statue was created by the sculptor Clark Mills and his enslaved apprentice, Phillip Reid. This photograph was likely taken during the John F. Kennedy administration.
  • Aerial Shot of Andrew Jackson Equestrian Statue
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    Lafayette Park
    This photograph shows the Andrew Jackson equestrian statue located at the center of Lafayette Park, just north of the White House. Erected in 1853, this statue was created by the sculptor Clark Mills and his enslaved apprentice, Phillip Reid. This photograph was likely taken during the John F. Kennedy administration.
  • Aerial Shot of Andrew Jackson Equestrian Statue
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    Lafayette Park
    This photograph shows the Andrew Jackson equestrian statue located at the center of Lafayette Park, just north of the White House. Erected in 1853, this statue was created by the sculptor Clark Mills and his enslaved apprentice, Phillip Reid. This photograph was likely taken during the John F. Kennedy administration.
  • Aerial Shot of Andrew Jackson Equestrian Statue
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    Lafayette Park
    This photograph shows the Andrew Jackson equestrian statue located at the center of Lafayette Park, just north of the White House. Erected in 1853, this statue was created by the sculptor Clark Mills and his enslaved apprentice, Phillip Reid. This photograph was likely taken during the John F. Kennedy administration.
  • Aerial Shot of Andrew Jackson Equestrian Statue
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    Lafayette Park
    This photograph shows the Andrew Jackson equestrian statue located at the center of Lafayette Park, just north of the White House. Erected in 1853, this statue was created by the sculptor Clark Mills and his enslaved apprentice, Phillip Reid. This photograph was likely taken during the John F. Kennedy administration.
  • Aerial Shot of Andrew Jackson Equestrian Statue
    Unknown
    Lafayette Park
    This photograph shows the Andrew Jackson equestrian statue located at the center of Lafayette Park, just north of the White House. Erected in 1853, this statue was created by the sculptor Clark Mills and his enslaved apprentice, Phillip Reid. This photograph was likely taken during the John F. Kennedy administration.
  • Aerial Shot of Andrew Jackson Equestrian Statue
    Unknown
    Lafayette Park
    This photograph shows the Andrew Jackson equestrian statue located at the center of Lafayette Park, just north of the White House. Erected in 1853, this statue was created by the sculptor Clark Mills and his enslaved apprentice, Phillip Reid. This photograph was likely taken during the John F. Kennedy administration.
  • Aerial Shot of Andrew Jackson Equestrian Statue
    Unknown
    Lafayette Park
    This photograph shows the Andrew Jackson equestrian statue located at the center of Lafayette Park, just north of the White House. Erected in 1853, this statue was created by the sculptor Clark Mills and his enslaved apprentice, Phillip Reid. This photograph was likely taken during the John F. Kennedy administration.
  • Aerial Shot of Lafayette Park
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    Lafayette Park
    This photograph shows people enjoying Lafayette Park. Lafayette Park, located across Pennsylvania Avenue from the White House, has statues commemorating foreign military leaders who fought in the American Revolution at each of its four corners and an equestrian statue of President Andrew Jackson at the center of the park. This photograph was likely taken during the John F. Kennedy administration.
  • Walled Garden, Corcoran House
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    Washington, D.C.
    This image shows the Corcoran House, as owned by W. W. Corcoran, in Washington, D.C. It features his walled garden lined with fruit trees. Corcoran was a philanthropist, banker, and patron of the arts who made his fortune in America. Corcoran hosted many parties for Washington's elite and displayed his vast art collection at this house. His house was located in the northwest corner of Lafayette Square, near the White House, at H Street and Connecticut Avenue.
  • Saint John's Church from the Southwest
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    St. John's Church
    This photograph of St. John's Church in Washington, D.C. was taken circa 1888. It shows the view of the church from the southwest, with a new extended western nave, tower, and portico. Every president since James Madison has attended services in St. John's Church, located just across Lafayette Square from the White House. St. John's was one of the first structures built in the Square and is an historically significant and symbolic house of worship.