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Campaign Headquarters for the Primary Election
September 1924
Several men and children pose outside the La Follette-Wheeler-Blaine-Schneider campaign headquarters before the primary election.
Nixon/Lodge Supporters
1960
Campaigners for the 1960 Republican ticket of Richard M. Nixon for president and Henry Cabot Lodge for vice-president.
MacArthur for President
1951
Men and women work at the campaign headquarters for the Douglass MacArthur campaign for president.
Eisenhower Jewelry
September 12, 1956
A few pieces of "Ike" jewelry were modeled by Mrs. Russell Buck, Jr., of Fox Point. She worked at the headquarters of the Wisconsin Citizens for Eisenhower women's division.
Volunteers at the Nixon-Lodge Campaign Headquarters
October 16, 1960
Volunteers at the local Nixon-Lodge presidential campaign headquarters, 123 East Mifflin Street, plan for coffee hours to watch a 22-minute telecast film on Vice-President Richard M. Nixon, GOP can...
Romney, Great for '68
January 5, 1968
A man and woman get ready for the arrival of Mrs. George W. Romney at the Romney for President headquarters. Several campaign posters and banners are spread around the room — on the wall in the bac...
