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White House Photographs July 7, 1976 Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library White House Photographs July 7, 1976 This database was created by Library staff and indexes all photographs taken by the Ford White House photographers related to this subject. Use the search capabilities in your PDF reader to locate key words within this index. Please note that clicking on the link in the “Roll #” field will display a 200 dpi JPEG image of the contact sheet (1:1 images of the 35 mm negatives). Gerald Ford is always abbreviated “GRF” in the "Names" field. If the "Geographic" field is blank, the photo was taken within the White House complex. The date on the contact sheet image is the date the roll of film was processed, not the date the photographs were taken. All photographs taken by the White House photographers are in the public domain and reproductions (600 dpi scans or photographic prints) of individual images may be purchased and used without copyright restriction. Please include the roll and frame numbers when contacting the Library staff about a specific photo (e.g., A1422-10). To view photo listings for other dates, to learn more about this project or other Library holdings, or to contact an archivist, please visit t White House Photographic Collection page View President Ford's Daily Diary (activities log) for this day Roll # Frames Tone Subject - Proper Subject - Generic Names Geographic Location Photographer B0531 3-4 Color State Arrival Ceremony in Honor of Queen GRF and QEII standing on GRF, Queen Elizabeth II, Betty South Lawn Thomas Elizabeth II and Prince Philip lectern for anthems; GRF's Ford, Prince Philip; Crowd hand over heart; various distances B0531 5-9 Color State Arrival Ceremony for Queen Elizabeth II GRF, QEII, Aide, and Captain GRF, Queen Elizabeth II; Captain South Lawn Schumacher and Prince Philip reviewing Honor Guard; all of the Honor Guard, British not in frames; moving Military Aide, Honor Guard toward camera B0531 10-12 Color State Arrival Ceremony for Queen Elizabeth II GRF and QEII on lectern; BF GRF, Queen Elizabeth II, Betty South Lawn Schumacher and Prince Philip and Philip on lawn talking, Ford, Prince Philip; Others smiling; focus is on BF and Philip; White House in background B0531 13 Color State Arrival Ceremony for Queen Elizabeth II GRF and QEII standing on GRF, Queen Elizabeth II, Herald South Lawn Schumacher and Prince Philip lectern; watching band (not Herald Trumpeters, Crowd seen); crowd on either side of frame; trumpeters on Truman Balcony; White House in background; long shots from Lawn Friday, June 5, 2020 Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library, 1000 Beal Avenue, Ann Arbor, MI, 48109, E-mail: [email protected] Page 1 of 52 Roll # Frames Tone Subject - Proper Subject - Generic Names Geographic Location Photographer B0531 14-15 Color State Arrival Ceremony for Queen Elizabeth II GRF and QEII on lectern; BF GRF, Queen Elizabeth II, Betty South Lawn Schumacher and Prince Philip and Philip on lawn talking, Ford, Prince Philip; Others smiling; White House in background B0531 16-17 Color State Arrival Ceremony for Queen Elizabeth II standing on lawn, others in Betty Ford, Prince Philip, Susan South Lawn Schumacher and Prince Philip background Ford; Others B0531 18 Color State Arrival Ceremony for Queen Elizabeth II on lectern, listening to GRF's Queen Elizabeth II South Lawn Schumacher and Prince Philip Welcoming Remarks B0531 19 Color State Arrival Ceremony for Queen Elizabeth II on lectern, GRF leading QEII GRF, Queen Elizabeth II South Lawn Schumacher and Prince Philip to microphone B0531 20-22 Color State Arrival Ceremony for Queen Elizabeth II on lectern, QEII addressing, GRF, Queen Elizabeth II, Honor South Lawn Schumacher and Prince Philip facing crowd; close ups Guard; Crowd B0531 23-24 Color State Arrival Ceremony for Queen Elizabeth II GRF and QEII Walking, GRF, Queen Elizabeth II, Philip South Driveway Schumacher and Prince Philip talking; Philip following; Washington Monument in background B0532 1-3 Color State Arrival Ceremony for Queen Elizabeth II GRF, QEII, Aide, and Captain GRF, Queen Elizabeth II; Captain South Lawn Schumacher and Prince Philip reviewing Honor Guard; all of the Honor Guard, British not in frames; moving Military Aide, Honor Guard toward camera B0532 4-9 Color State Arrival Ceremony for Queen Elizabeth II GRF and QEII standing on GRF, Queen Elizabeth II, Herald South Lawn Schumacher and Prince Philip lectern; band marching in Herald Trumpeters, Marine Band, front of them; crowd on Crowd either side of frame; trumpeters on Truman Balcony; White House in background; long shots from Lawn B0532 10-17 Color State Arrival Ceremony for Queen Elizabeth II GRF and QEII standing on GRF, Queen Elizabeth II, Herald South Lawn Schumacher and Prince Philip lectern; watching band (not Herald Trumpeters, Crowd seen); crowd on either side of frame; trumpeters on Truman Balcony; White House in background; long shots from Lawn B0532 18-29 Color State Arrival Ceremony for Queen Elizabeth II on balcony; standing, GRF, Queen Elizabeth II, Betty Truman Balcony Schumacher and Prince Philip talking, waving, posing Ford, Prince Philip Friday, June 5, 2020 Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library, 1000 Beal Avenue, Ann Arbor, MI, 48109, E-mail: [email protected] Page 2 of 52 Roll # Frames Tone Subject - Proper Subject - Generic Names Geographic Location Photographer B0533 4-9 Color State Arrival Ceremony for Queen Elizabeth II GRF and QEII standing on GRF, Queen Elizabeth II, Herald South Lawn Schumacher and Prince Philip lectern; band marching in Herald Trumpeters, Marine Band, front of them; crowd on Crowd either side of frame; trumpeters on Truman Balcony; White House in background; long shots from Lawn B0533 10 Color State Arrival Ceremony for Queen Elizabeth II on lectern, GRF addressing, GRF, Queen Elizabeth II; Crowd South Lawn Schumacher and Prince Philip facing crowd; White House in background B0534 2-23 Color State Arrival Ceremony for Queen Elizabeth II on lawn; long shots taken GRF, Queen Elizabeth II, Betty South Lawn Shaddix and Prince Philip from between pillars on Ford, Prince Philip; Honor Guard, Truman Balcony through Dignitaries, Crowd "fish-eye" lens B0535 0A-1A Color State Arrival Ceremony for Queen Elizabeth II GRF, QEII, Aide, and Captain GRF, Queen Elizabeth II; Captain South Lawn Shaddix and Prince Philip reviewing Honor Guard; all of the Honor Guard, British not in frames; long shots Military Aide, Honor Guard Truman Balcony B0535 2A-3A Color State Arrival Ceremony for Queen Elizabeth II GRF, QEII speaking to media, GRF, Queen Elizabeth II; Captain South Lawn Shaddix and Prince Philip Aide, Captain and Honor of the Honor Guard, British Guard nearby; all not in Military Aide, Honor Guard, Media frames; long shots Truman Balcony B0535 4A-7A Color State Arrival Ceremony for Queen Elizabeth II GRF, QEII, Aide, and Captain GRF, Queen Elizabeth II; Captain South Lawn Shaddix and Prince Philip walking toward lectern; of the Honor Guard, British Honor Guard not in every Military Aide; Honor Guard frame; long shots Truman Balcony B0535 8A-9A Color State Arrival Ceremony for Queen Elizabeth II walking to lectern, GRF, Queen Elizabeth II South Lawn Shaddix and Prince Philip ascending steps; long shots Truman Balcony B0535 10A-17A Color State Arrival Ceremony in Honor of Queen GRF and QEII on lectern, GRF, Queen Elizabeth II, Honor South Lawn Shaddix Elizabeth II and Prince Philip Cannons firing 21 Gun Guard; Crowd Salute beyond fountain; Guard and Washington Monument in background in some frames; long shots taken form Truman Balcony B0535 18A-19A Color State Arrival Ceremony for Queen Elizabeth II on lectern, GRF addressing, GRF, Queen Elizabeth II, Honor South Lawn Shaddix and Prince Philip facing crowd; long shots Guard; Crowd from Truman Balcony Friday, June 5, 2020 Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library, 1000 Beal Avenue, Ann Arbor, MI, 48109, E-mail: [email protected] Page 3 of 52 Roll # Frames Tone Subject - Proper Subject - Generic Names Geographic Location Photographer B0535 20A-22A Color State Arrival Ceremony for Queen Elizabeth II on lectern, QEII addressing, GRF, Queen Elizabeth II, Honor South Lawn Shaddix and Prince Philip facing crowd; long shots Guard; Crowd from Truman Balcony B0535 23A-24A Color State Arrival Ceremony for Queen Elizabeth II on lectern; backs to camera GRF, Queen Elizabeth II, Honor South Lawn Shaddix and Prince Philip facing toward Honor Guard; Guard; Crowd long shots from Truman Balcony B0535 25A Color State Arrival Ceremony for Queen Elizabeth II walkng, talking, descending GRF, Queen Elizabeth II South Lawn Shaddix and Prince Philip steps from lectern; taken from Truman Balcony B0535 26A-27A Color State Arrival Ceremony for Queen Elizabeth II walking, talking, on red GRF, Queen Elizabeth II South Lawn Shaddix and Prince Philip carpet; taken from Truman Balcony B0535 28A-29A Color State Arrival Ceremony for Queen Elizabeth II walking, talking; taken from GRF, Queen Elizabeth II South Driveway Shaddix and Prince Philip Truman Balcony B0535 30A-31A Color State Arrival Ceremony for Queen Elizabeth II facing White House (not Crowd South Driveway Shaddix and Prince Philip seen); taken from Truman Balcony B0535 32A Color State Arrival Ceremony for Queen Elizabeth II standing on lawn in rows Dignitaries South Driveway Shaddix and Prince Philip behind name cards placed on lawn; long shot taken from Truman Balcony B0535 33A Color State Arrival Ceremony for Queen Elizabeth II Fitz-Patrick taking Bill Fitz-Patrick; Secret Service South Driveway Shaddix and Prince Philip
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