Bridgeman Arts
1960s: Woman pours coffee for campaign workers and volunteers
1960s: Woman pours coffee for campaign workers and volunteers.
Bridgeman Arts
1960s: Campaign office with volunteers and staffers, talking, sleeping and working
1960s: Campaign office with volunteers and staffers, talking, sleeping and working. Woman pours coffee in front of Canvassing Assignment blackboard.
Bridgeman Arts
1960s: Well-dressed man and woman perch on living room furniture sipping coffee
1960s: Well-dressed man and woman perch on living room furniture sipping coffee. Dog runs through living room. Young boy closes curtains and sits talking with parents.
Bridgeman Arts
1960s: Woman brings cake into living room meeting
1960s: Woman brings cake into living room meeting. Male candidate puts down coffee cup and rises to leave. Male candidate speaks with male supporter.
Bridgeman Arts
1960s: Women are seated around living room speaking with candidate
1960s: Women are seated around living room speaking with candidate. Woman with candidate pin on her lapel addresses the group.
Bridgeman Arts
1960s: Man smiles and talks to family
1960s: Man smiles and talks to family. Woman smiles and talks as man hands her his coffee cup. Dog and son sit on living room floor. Son does history homework.
Press Association
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Bloomberg
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Bloomberg
The Winklevoss Twins Add Ether to Bitcoin Exchange
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Curated Video
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Bloomberg
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Bloomberg
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Bloomberg
Jamaica Prime Minister on Jamaica's economy
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