Oval Office Collection

The White House Rose Garden, August 24, 1962. The White House Rose Garden is a garden bordering the Oval Office and the West Wing of the White House in Washington, D.C. United States

The White House Rose Garden, August 24, 1962. The White House Rose Garden is a garden bordering the Oval Office and the West Wing of the White House in Washington, D.C. United States

The White House Rose Garden, August 24, 1962. The White House Rose Garden is a garden bordering the Oval Office and the West Wing of the White House in Washington, D.C. United States

The White House Rose Garden, August 24, 1962. The White House Rose Garden is a garden bordering the Oval Office and the West Wing of the White House in Washington, D.C. United States

The White House Rose Garden, August 24, 1962. The White House Rose Garden is a garden bordering the Oval Office and the West Wing of the White House in Washington, D.C. United States

Aerial photo of Washington, D.C. and the North Front and South Rear of the White House taken from Lafayette Park in President's Park

Aerial photo of Washington, D.C. and the North Front and South Rear of the White House taken from Lafayette Park in President's Park

Aerial photo of Washington, D.C. and the North Front and South Rear of the White House taken from Lafayette Park in President's Park

Aerial photo of Washington, D.C. and the North Front and South Rear of the White House taken from Lafayette Park in President's Park

Aerial photo of Washington, D.C. and the North Front and South Rear of the White House taken from Lafayette Park in President's Park

Aerial photo of Washington, D.C. and the North Front and South Rear of the White House taken from Lafayette Park in President's Park

Aerial photo of Washington, D.C. and the North Front and South Rear of the White House taken from Lafayette Park in President's Park

Aerial photo of Washington, D.C. and the North Front and South Rear of the White House taken from Lafayette Park in President's Park

Aerial photo of Washington, D.C. and the North Front and South Rear of the White House taken from Lafayette Park in President's Park

Aerial photo of Washington, D.C. and the North Front and South Rear of the White House taken from Lafayette Park in President's Park

Aerial photo of Washington, D.C. and the North Front and South Rear of the White House taken from Lafayette Park in President's Park

Aerial photo of Washington, D.C. and the North Front and South Rear of the White House taken from Lafayette Park in President's Park

Aerial photo of Washington, D.C. and the North Front and South Rear of the White House taken from Lafayette Park in President's Park

Aerial photo of Washington, D.C. and the North Front and South Rear of the White House taken from Lafayette Park in President's Park

Aerial photo of Washington, D.C. and the North Front and South Rear of the White House taken from Lafayette Park in President's Park

Aerial photo of Washington, D.C. and the North Front and South Rear of the White House taken from Lafayette Park in President's Park

President Woodrow Wilson in the Oval Office
Portrait of Woodrow Wilson seated at his White House desk in 1919. He is turned toward the camera, holding a pen in hand

FDR Receives Check
President Roosevelt received a check for one million dollars from Basil O'Connor and Nicholas M. Schenck

Roosevelt Signing Tennessee Valley Authority Bill
(Original Caption) ROOSEVELT SIGNS POWER INVESTIGATION BILL, President Roosevelt, pictured as he affixed his signature to the Norris-Rankin Power Bill, April 14th. With his are Congressman John E

Portrait of Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Franklin Delano Roosevelt (1882-1945), 32nd President of the United States

President Roosevelt and His First Cabinet
This was the first photograph made of President Franklin D. Roosevelt and the members of his first cabinet in his first administration. The Chief Executive is seated at his desk in the White House

FDR Signs Gold Bill
01/30/1934-Washington D.C.: THE PRESIDENT SIGNS THE GOLD BILL."This is the nicest birthday present I ever had, "remarks Pres. Franklin D

FDR Signs Social Security Bill
8/14/1935-Franklin Delano Roosevelt signing the Social Security Bill

Franklin Delano Roosevelt
U.S. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt sitting at his desk in the Oval Office

Franklin Delano Roosevelt
U.S. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt sitting at his desk in the Oval Office

Oval Office
4/26/1940-Washington, DC-ORIGINAL CAPTION READS: Close-up of President Roosevelt's desk located on the second floor of the White House. This room is called the President's private study

Photojournalists in the Oval Office
Photojournalists photograph the interior of the Oval Office in 1940

FDR Signing I am am American Proclamation
5/3/1940-Washington, DC-ORIGINAL CAPTION READS: President Roosevelt has just signed a proclamation (May 3) designating May 19

Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Henry L. Stimson Shake Hands
President Roosevelt shakes the hand of Henry L. Stimson after the Senate confirmed his nomination as Secretary of War

Latin American Military Leaders Visiting Roosevelt
The U.S. War Department has invited military leaders from Latin American nations to visit American military establishments. During their stay, they visited President Roosevelt at the White House

FDR Relaxes in Chair After Signing Declaration of War
Pressive ceremonies were conducted

FDR Signs War Declaration
President Roosevelt signing document

Franklin Roosevelt and Winston Churchill at Press Conference
(Original Caption) President Franklin D

President Franklin D. Roosevelt Pointing at World Map
From the Oval Office of the White House, US President Franklin D

FDR Signing G.I. Bill of Rights
6/22/1944-Washington

Harry Truman Speaking at Press Conference
President Harry S. Truman speaks during a television address from the Oval Office

President Franklin Roosevelt in Oval Office
(Original Caption) 1/6/1945-Washington, D.C.: Portrait of Franklin D. Roosevelt seated at desk -- the last color image of him before the announcement of his death

Franklin Roosevelt and Advisors
Franklin Roosevelt in the Oval Office, less than a month before he died

Harry S. Truman with White House Photographers
U.S. President Harry S. Truman poses at his desk for a group of White House photographers

President Truman and Shriners in Oval Office
Wearing a Shrine fez he received from Imperial Shrine Potentate, William Woodfield, of San Francisco, President Truman shows his newest desk gadget

President Truman with Civil Rights Committee
President Harry Truman receives a report from his Special Committee on Civil Rights. The report, handed to the President by committee chairman Charles E

President Truman Meeting with Foreign Policy Advisors
(Original Caption) President Truman today received a progress report on preparations for the forthcoming meeting of the Council of Foreign Ministers in London

Olympic Stars with President Truman
President Harry S. Truman stands with a group of African American Olympic athletes in the Oval Office for the annual football game between Tennessee State and Wilberforce colleges

Ronald Reagan Feeding Unseen Squirrels
(Original Caption) 11/16/1983- Washington, DC- President Ronald Reagan feeds some White House squirrels (not shown) with acorns collected for Camp David

Ronald Reagan Meets with George Shultz
(Original Caption) 1/4/1984-Washington, DC: President Ronald Reagan meets with George Shultz (L) and Robert McFarlane (R) in the Oval Office of the White House

President and Nancy Reagan Hugging
(Original Caption) Washington, D.C.: President Reagan hugs his wife Nancy in the Oval Office late after announcing on national television that he will seek reelection

Ronald Reagan on the Telephone
President Reagan talks to Challenger astronauts on the Oval Office congratulating them for capturing the disabled Solar Max satellite and bringing it into the Challenger cargo bay

President Reagan Walking After Surgery
Ronald Reagan walks into the Oval Office (rear) for his first Cabinet meeting following his surgery

Reagan And Mozambique President
United States President Ronald Reagan meets with Samora Moises Machel, Marxist president of Mozambique, in the Oval Office of the White House

Pearl Bailey Laughing with Ronald Reagan
(Original Caption) 11/25/1985-Washington, D.C.- Entertainer Pearl Bailey throws back her head in laughter as she talks with President Reagan in the Oval Office. Ms

Ronald Reagan
President Ronald Reagan smiles and answers reporters questions regarding his post-surgery colon exam while meeting Coretta Scott King in the Oval Office

Reagan Receiving Crystal Statue Of Liberty
President Reagan accepts a crystal replica of the Statue of Liberty in the Oval Office from the French Ambassador Emannuel De Margerie

President Reagan and Golfer Ray Floyd
President Reagan tests out his new putter, given to him by recent U.S. Open winner Ray Floyd

President Reagan Addressing the Nation
(Original Caption) 10/13/1986-Washington, DC: President Reagan poses for photographers 10/13 in the Oval Office of the White House, after addressing the nation on the Iceland Summit

Reagan Admitting Arms Trades with Iran
President Ronald Reagan admits in a television address that he and his staff traded arms for hostages with Iran and funneled profits to the Nicaraguan Contras armies

President Reagan Signing Tax Cut Bill
(Original Caption) 12/22/1987-Washington, DC- President Reagan signs crucial tax and spending bills in the Oval Office 12/22

Reagan Preps "State of the Union" Speech
(Original Caption) 1/21/1988-Washington, DC-President Reagan works on his "State of the Union" address in the Oval Office

Pres Reagan Meeting with George Schultz
(Original Caption) 2/19/1988-Washington, DC- Reagan (at his desk) meets with Secretary of State George Schultz, in the Oval Office 2/19

George Bush Smiling to Reporters
President George Bush flashes a big smile while talking to press in the Oval Office about the hostage situation in Beirut

President George Bush Sr. and Prince Bandar
Saudi Ambassador to the United States, Prince Bandar Bin Sultan (L) meets with President George Bush in the Oval Office at the White House 2/28

President George Bush Talking on Telephone
(Original Caption) Washington: President Bush works in oval office at the White House. Bush was on the phone talking to an education group on "Nevada 2000

President Truman Signing Displacement Bill
American President Harry S. Truman signs into law a bill to increase the number of European refugees who may enter the United States

President Truman Signing Congressional Bill
(Original Caption

President Truman and Eleanor Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt speaks with President Truman. She has just returned from Geneva, Switzerland, and is reporting on her work as a delegate of the United Nations Human Rights Commission

Medal of Honor Winner
President Truman presents the Medal of Honor to Marine S/Sgt

President Eisenhower Sitting at Desk in Oval Office

President Dwight Eisenhower in White House
(Original Caption) 3/5/1956-Washington, DC: President Eisenhower poses for portrait at his desk in the White House

President Eisenhower Signs Mid-East Resolution
President Eisenhower (left) is shown signing the Middle East Resolution, popularly known as the "Eisenhower Doctrine" at the White House yesterday

President Dwight Eisenhower at His Desk
President Eisenhower back at work after a slight illness

Malcolm Forbes and Family Meeting President Eisenhower
Malcolm Forbes, Republican candidate for Governor in New Jersey, his wife, four sons and one daughter are greeted at the White House by President Eisenhower on whom they paid a call today

President Eisenhower, Brandt, and Von Kessel Laughing
(Original Caption) 2/12/1958-Washington, DC: President Eisenhower, left, and his guests, Willy Brandt, right, Mayor of West Berlin, and Albrecht Von Kessel

President John F. Kennedy and Secretary of Labor Arthur Goldberg
President John F. Kennedy with Labor Secretary Arthur Goldberg in President's Office of the White House in 1961

President John F. Kennedy in Oval Office
President John F. Kennedy poses for his first picture in the Oval Office

President Kennedy and George McGovern
President John F. Kennedy meets with his Food for Peace administrator, George S. McGovern, at the White House

Kennedy with Joint Chiefs of Staff
President John F. Kennedy meets with his Joint Chiefs of Staff in the Oval Office

Kennedy with Baptist World Alliance Leaders
President John F. Kennedy meets with leaders of the Baptist World Alliance during their convention in Washington, DC

President John F. Kennedy Conferring with William Randolph Hearst, Jr
President John F. Kennedy confers with William Randolph Hearst, Jr. in the Oval Office. Kennedy has reappointed Hearst chairman of the President's Committee for Traffic Safety

Honoring Arthur Hays Sulzberger
In an Oval Office ceremony

President Kennedy and Secretary of State
President Kennedy shares a laugh with Secretary of State Dean Rusk (center), and Ambassador to West Germany Walter C. Dowling (right) before the ambassador returns to his post

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EDITORS COMMENTS

"Capturing History: Moments in the Oval Office" A glimpse into history as the 35th President of the United States, John F. Kennedy, is photographed with his secretary and son in the iconic Oval Office. Step back to 1961 when President John F. Kennedy graced the Oval Office of the White House, a symbol of power and leadership. President Harry S. Truman immersed in his duties at his desk in this captivating photo from around 1948, showcasing the significance of the Oval Office throughout different administrations. Prince Charles pays a visit to United States President Ronald Reagan in May 1981, an international connection made within these hallowed walls. Peek into history with a snapshot of President Richard Nixon's desk inside the Oval Office during his presidency around 1970, offering insight into one of America's most controversial leaders. The New York Post captures public sentiment through a cartoon by John Pierotti depicting former White House Counsel John Dean's decision to cooperate with investigators during Watergate scandal investigations under President Nixon's administration. Witnessing historic moments unfold as President Barack Obama meets Apollo 11 astronauts Michael Collins and Buzz Aldrin while seated left in their momentous meeting within these storied walls. In another remarkable event, President Obama engages with Space Shuttle Discovery crew members over a phone call - bridging space exploration and presidential responsibilities like never before. 9 &10: Continuing his support for NASA missions, we see President Obama conversing with crews from both Space Shuttle Atlantis and STS-133 Commander Steven Lindsey presenting him with a special montage - highlighting how space exploration transcends political boundaries. 11: A truly iconic image capturing generations colliding as Presidents Barack Obama poses alongside Apollo 11 astronauts Buzz Aldrin, Michael Collins, and Neil Armstrong - reminding us all that dreams can be achieved through collective efforts.