Shenandoah Valley, VA- President Roosevelt motored through the historic Shenandoah Valley to inspect some Civilian Conservation Corps camps on his...
Smashing traditions of ignoring Indian tribal government, Secretary of the Interior Harold Ickes signed and handed to delegates of the confederated...
President Franklin D. Roosevelt rides in an automobile with Secretary of the Interior Harold L. Ickes , and Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace...
Secretary of War George H. Dern, Secretary of State Cordell Hull, President Roosevelt, Secretary of the Treasury William Hartman Woodin, and Attorney...
Portrait of United States administrator and politician Harold Ickes, He served as Secretary of the Department of the Interior, January 26, 1935.
From left to right are US President Franklin D. Roosevelt, Rear Admiral Ross T. McIntyre, Attorney General Robert H. Jackson, and Secretary of the...
First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton greets Harold Ickes, former deputy chief of staff to President Clinton, in the receiving line for a state dinner...
Mr. And Mrs. Harold Ickes and their sons Raymond and Robert, arriving at St. John's Church for services before attending the inaugural ceremonies in...
African-American singer Marian Anderson, lawyer and civil rights activist Charles Houston Hamilton and Harold Ickes posing on stage, 1939.
Harold LeClair Ickes , American administrator and politician , is shown pensive at his desk. Undated photograph.
President Roosevelt and his cabinet are pictured as they met here, September 27th, to study the threatening European situation shortly before the...
Harold Ickes, Secretary of the Interior, signs the Flathead Indian Constitution as John Collier, Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Chief Carlo, and...
Juan Trippe looking on as Harold L. Ickes signs lease permitting Pan-American airways to use Canton Island as airbase.
Harold L. Ickes, prominent Chicago attorney who will probably be Secretary of the Interior on the cabinet of President-elect Roosevelt, is seen here...
Probable Cabinet Member. Harold L. Ickes of Chicago, Ill., who is prominently mentioned as the probable Secretary of the Interior in the Cabinet of...
Washington, DC- Sent to mine owners all over the nation was this letter, "Order for Taking Possession" to be posted in a prominent place in the...
Here is the first picture of President Roosevelt seated with his "war cabinet," which consists of his regular Cabinet in addition to the heads of the...
Mrs Roosevelt, First Lady of US and wife of President Franklin D Roosevelt, with Paul V McNutt, Harold Ickes and Dr J E James, Washington, DC,...
Photo of Oscar L. Chapman at his desk is shown, after Harold Ickes resigned as Secretary of the Interior and President Truman named Chapman as Acting...
Catching this gentlemen in a pose that reveals his thoughts far more eloquently than his statements do, this photo was made at today's Senate...
Recovery Workers Report to President. Washington, D.C.: Prominent members of the committees which are at work on the public works program and codes...
Washington, DC- Some of the three thousand delegates to the Third World Power Conference, pictured as they dined in Union Station, Washington, D.C.,...
"Stop Pointing Your Finger At Me!" Washington, D.C. -- Sen. Millard E. Tydings, , left, points finger at Ex-Secretary of the Interior Harold L....
Washington, DC- WPA administrator, Harry Hopkins and Secretary of the Interior, Harold Ickes, are shown leaving the White House after conferring with...
Following an annual custom, the President and Mrs. Roosevelt were dinner guests January 16th of Vice President and Mrs. John N. Garner at the...
Washington, DC: Secretary of the Interior Harold Ickes inspects a wicked looking weapon held by Chief Carlo of the Flathead Indian Reservation in...
Members of the Cabinet, Senate, and House of Representatives, as they listened intently to the speech by British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, in...
Road Foreman Claud G. Wilcox, M. W. Clement, Vice President of the Pennsylvania Railroad, , and Secretary of the Interior Harold Ickes, , pictured...
The new Penn R.R. Electric train as it left Washington on its first run to New York. Many prominent officials in government were aboard. Secretary...
Actress Katharine Hepburn , poet Carl Sandburg and Secretary Interior Harold L. Ickes laugh over a campaign anecdote at a dinner of the...
In visiting the Seminole Indians, with her husband, Mrs. Harold Ickes, wife of the Secretary of the Interior added to her score of Inidan lore which...
Washington, DC-Secretary of Defense Harold Ickes today approved a suggestion made before the Senate Defense Committee that the Government takeover...
President Roosevelt and Secretary of the Interior Harold Ickes shown at Hyde Park, N.Y., Sept. 29, as the President's special train left for...
Camp Fechner, Shenandoah Valley, Virginia- President Roosevelt motored through the historic Shenandoah Valley, Va., August 12, to inspect some...
Ickes Testifies at Oil Hearing. Washington: Harold L. Ickes, former Secretary of Interior, shown as he appeared before the Senate War Investigating...
Washington, D.C.- Secretary of the Interior Harold Ickes, who made possible the concert of Miss Marian Anderson from the steps of the Lincoln...
New Dealers named by president Roosevelt to direct the works project are pictured here as they left the White house the night of April 16 following...
Smashing traditions of ignoring Indian Tribal Government, secretary of the Interior, Harold Ickes signed and handed to delegates of the Confederated...
Smashing traditions of ignoring Indian Tribal Government, secretary of the Interior, Harold Ickes signed and handed to delegates of the Confederated...
Here's the first picture of President Roosevelt seated with his present Cabinet. Reading clockwise around the table Claude R. Wickard , Secretary of...
Washington: Thousands of listeners gather in front of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington to hear famed contralto Marian Anderson sing at memorial...
This was the first photograph made of President Franklin D. Roosevelt and the members of his first cabinet in his first administration. The Chief...
Pres. Bill Clinton walking w. Aides Harold Ickes & George Stephanopoulos, leaving White House to attend funeral.
