Smithsonian Institution

James Webb, former head of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, is shown seated on the far left with a group of unidentified people at a dinner given by the Smithsonian Institution.

A likeness of the Robert Berks bust of John F. Kennedy is shown as it will stand in the Kennedy Center for Performing Arts, which is under construction. The bust will measure 5 feet and will stand on a marble pedestal approximately 8 feet high.

James E. Webb, former head of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (far left, with his back to the camera) sits at a round table with other unidentified people as Nelson Rockefeller stands and talks.

James L. Sundquist shares a laugh with an unidentified man, presumably at a Smithsonian Institution event. Stamped on back, "Reproduction or Resale Prohibited without written permission Smithsonian Institution Washington, DC 20560 Negative # 83-8036-28A/29."

Photo of former Secretary of the Treasury John Snyder at an exhibit of Colonial Money and Barter on the Frontier at the Smithsonian Institution. From: John W. Snyder Papers.

Figurine of Bess Truman in a woven gray satin dress with a silver swirling feather design which she wore at the Presidential Reception at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., on January 20, 1949. (See also 2009-1718.) From: Truman Home.

Back view of the dress worn by Bess Wallace Truman, First Lady of the White House, at the Presidential Reception at the National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C., on the evening of January 20, 1949. The material is a specially woven gray satin with a swirling feather design in silver lame, which was created by Ducharne of Paris. (See also 2009-1718.) From: Truman Home.

Front view of the dress worn by Bess Wallace Truman, First Lady of the White House, at the Presidential Reception at the National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C., on the evening of January 20, 1949. The material is a specially woven gray satin with a swirling feather design in silver lame, which was created by Ducharne of Paris. From: Truman Home