Box PH 4
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Contains 158 Results:
Securing America's Future press conference on Capitol steps, 2000
This photograph collection contains black and white, color, contact-sheet, and negative images of Richard K. Armey, the Republican congressman who represented Texas
Securing America's Future press conference on Capitol steps, 2000
This photograph collection contains black and white, color, contact-sheet, and negative images of Richard K. Armey, the Republican congressman who represented Texas
Securing America's Future press conference on Capitol steps, 2000
This photograph collection contains black and white, color, contact-sheet, and negative images of Richard K. Armey, the Republican congressman who represented Texas
Richard K. Armey (with lasso around his neck) posing with Larry Combest and unidentified man in a hearing room, undated
Autographed by Combest.
Privatization roundtable, undated
This photograph collection contains black and white, color, contact-sheet, and negative images of Richard K. Armey, the Republican congressman who represented Texas
Privatization roundtable, undated
This photograph collection contains black and white, color, contact-sheet, and negative images of Richard K. Armey, the Republican congressman who represented Texas
Privatization roundtable, undated
This photograph collection contains black and white, color, contact-sheet, and negative images of Richard K. Armey, the Republican congressman who represented Texas
Privatization roundtable, undated
This photograph collection contains black and white, color, contact-sheet, and negative images of Richard K. Armey, the Republican congressman who represented Texas
Privatization roundtable, undated
This photograph collection contains black and white, color, contact-sheet, and negative images of Richard K. Armey, the Republican congressman who represented Texas
View of U.S. Capitol, undated
This photograph collection contains black and white, color, contact-sheet, and negative images of Richard K. Armey, the Republican congressman who represented Texas