Photographs Relating to the Clinton Administration, 1/20/1993 - 1/20/2001

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Photographs Relating to the Clinton Administration, 1/20/1993 - 1/20/2001

1993-2001

https://catalog.archives.gov/id/594653

This series includes photographs of official events such as foreign and domestic presidential trips, state visits by foreign leaders, state dinners, press conferences, speeches, bill signings, swearing - in ceremonies, photo opportunities, and other routine presidential activities. Significant events include the 1993 Israel - Palestine Peace Agreement, Family Medical Leave Act, Brady Bill Signing, 50th Anniversary of D - Day, and the 1996 presidential campaign. This series also includes Clinton administration staff portraits.

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William J. Clinton Presidential Library & Museum

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William J. Clinton Presidential Library & Museum

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