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[Occupational portrait of an unidentified stonecutter, three-quarter length, three-quarters to the right, holding mallet and chisel against block of stone]

[Occupational portrait of an unidentified stonecutter, three-quarter l...

Photographer unidentified. Hallmark: Rinhart 29. Case: scroll design. Purchase/exchange; Gary Vroegindewey; 1981; (DLC/PP-1981:380R.7). Forms part of: Daguerreotype collection (Library of Congress). Exhibit loan 4105-L.

[Occupational portrait of an unidentified stonecutter, three-quarter length, three-quarters to the right, holding mallet and chisel against block of stone]

[Occupational portrait of an unidentified stonecutter, three-quarter l...

Photographer unidentified. Hallmark: Rinhart 29. Case: scroll design. Purchase/exchange; Gary Vroegindewey; 1981; (DLC/PP-1981:380R.7). Forms part of: Daguerreotype collection (Library of Congress). Exhibit loan 4105-L.

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT LAYS BLOCK 208 AT THOMAS JEFFERSON MEMORIAL. WASHINGTON, D.C. NOVEMBER 15. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT TODAY LAID THE CORNERSTONE AT THE UNFINISHED $3,000,000 THOMAS JEFFERSON MEMORIAL. TO THE STONECUTTER WHO MADE THE STONE, IT WAS BETTER IDENTIFIED AS SIMPLY 'NUMBER 208.' PHOTO SHOWS THE PRESIDENT AS HE WEILDED TROWEL HANDED DOWN THROUGH GENERATIONS SINCE GEORGE WASHINGTON

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT LAYS BLOCK 208 AT THOMAS JEFFERSON MEMORIAL. WASHI...

A black and white photo of a group of people. Public domain portrait photograph, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description