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Robert M. La Follette
1923
Informal portrait of Robert M. La Follette, 1923. Probably taken by Fred L. Holmes.
Robert M., Jr., and Philip Fox La Follette on Fishing Trip
1928
Robert M., Jr., and Philip Fox La Follette on a fishing trip in northern Wisconsin.
Three Generations of La Follettes
April 1926
Belle Case La Follette with her son Philip, and her grandson Robert M. La Follette, III.
Philip La Follette's Children
1937
Informal portrait of Philip La Follette's children, Robert M., III, Sherry, and Judith.
Governor Philip Fox La Follette
August 22, 1938
Portrait of Philip La Follette leaning against his desk.
John Farrington, Ralph Sucher, and Philip La Follette
1918
Studio portrait of, left to right: John Farrington, Ralph Sucher, and Philip La Follette. The photograph bears an inscription from Philip to his mother, Belle Case La Follette.
