Queen Mother Elizabeth accompanied by Mrs. Eisenhower goes to the Library of Congress then to the Pentagon Building, where she sees a drug store. At Library of Congress she stops to talk to Suzanne Levine who showed...
Queen Mother Elizabeth accompanied by Mrs. Eisenhower goes to the Library of Congress then to the Pentagon Building, where she sees a drug store. At Library of Congress she stops to talk to Suzanne Levine who showed her a doll. She inspects the banner given to Eisenhower when he left SHAEF Gutenberg Bible and letter to Mary Todd Lincoln written by Queen Victoria. She inspects one of the Kitchens in one of the large cafeterias in the Pentagon. Visiting a closed drug store, and looking over assortment of items. LS. Pentagon Building. Queen Mother visits Woodlawn Plantation - scenes in drawing room and out- side. Scene at Gunsforn Hall.
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