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President Calvin Coolidge greets [J. N. Van Zandt?] the oldest postmaster in America as of April 22, 1926.

President Calvin Coolidge is photographed with a large group of men outside the White House including General C. H. Sherrill and William C. Prout, both of whom were runners and involved with the Olympics.

President Calvin Coolidge is photographed with a group of senators and representatives on the White House lawn. The group includes Senator James E. Watson and Representative William R. Wood, both Republicans from Indiana.

President Calvin Coolidge presents tobacco magnate L. Gordon Hamersley with the President's Cup for the latter's victory in the first President's Cup Regatta, an annual speedboat race on the Potomac River.

President Calvin Coolidge stands with a group of "colonial highway mappers" on the White House lawn.

President Calvin Coolidge stands with Milton P. Harrison, H. P. Gifford, and an unidentified fourth man on the White House lawn.

President Calvin Coolidge smiles as he holds a dog. This dog might be Palo Alto, an English setter that President Coolidge later gave to the borther of his Secret Service chief Colonel Edmund Starling.

First Lady Grace Coolidge stands for a picture while holding a black chow chow.

First Lady Grace Coolidge goes out with one of her white collies and another dog, September 26, 1924.

First Lady Grace Coolidge takes Tiny Tim, a black chow chow, out for a walk.

President Calvin Coolidge and First Lady Grace Coolidge take a black chow chow, either Tiny Tim or Blackberry, out for a walk.

President Calvin Coolidge holds a puppy (possibly Belgian sheepdog King Cole) while First Lady Grace Coolidge holds out a treat.