Glimpse of Calvin Coolidge's White House: State Dining Room
This photograph of the State Dining Room was taken by Ralph Waldo Magee on January 26, 1928 during the Calvin Coolidge administration. The long dining table was set for a dinner to honor the Supreme Court, with James Monroe's 13-foot gilded bronze surtout de table centerpiece or plateau adorned with flowers and gilded bronze candelabra. The centerpiece is the oldest object still used in the State Dining Room. The large armchair at the middle of the table was used by First Lady Grace Coolidge.
- Photographer
- Ralph Waldo Magee
- Date of Work
- January 26, 1928
- Medium
- Photograph
- Credit
- White House Collection
