White House Music During the 1990s
President and Mrs. George Bush recognized music as a supreme American gesture, a vital symbol of American life as it...
The Life of Eugene Allen: White House Worker - Photo 3
- Date of Work
- March 14, 1962
- Credit
- John F. Kennedy Presidential and Museum/NARA
The Life of Eugene Allen: White House Worker - Photo 3
Butler Eugene Allen is pictured to the right of this image at a reception hosted by President Kennedy for PT Boat Veterans in March 14, 1962 in the State Dining Room.
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