Franklin Roosevelt Collection (#3)

Franklin Roosevelt, also known as President Roosevelt or Franklin D. Roosevelt, was a prominent figure in American history

Franklin Roosevelt Collection: 32nd President

32nd President
1932: Franklin Delano Roosevelt (1882 - 1945), 32nd President of the USA. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Franklin Roosevelt Collection: Governor To Be

Governor To Be
1st June 1928: American statesman Franklin Delano Roosevelt (1882 - 1945) smiling when he heard that he was leading the contest for Governor of New York State

Franklin Roosevelt Collection: Gov. Al Smith and Roosevelt

Gov. Al Smith and Roosevelt
New York: 1924 New York Governor Al Smith and Franklin D. Roosevelt talk before the Democratic National Convention in 1924. Roosevelt gave the nominating speech for Smiths campaign for the nomination

Franklin Roosevelt Collection: Franklin Roosevelt In Pool

Franklin Roosevelt In Pool
Warm Springs, Georgia: 1928. Franklin Roosevelt exercises his polio damaged legs in the enclosed pool at Warm Springs, Georgia

Franklin Roosevelt Collection: FDR Signs Social Security Bill

FDR Signs Social Security Bill
Washington, D.C.: 1935 President Franklin D. Roosevelt signs the Social Security Bill. Standing behind Roosevelt, left to right are: Rep

Franklin Roosevelt Collection: President Franklin Roosevelt

President Franklin Roosevelt
Warm Springs, Georgia: 1939. With a cigarette in a holder clenched in his teeth, a smiling Franklin Delano Roosevelt sits jauntily at the wheel of his convertible

President Franklin Roosevelt
Washington, D.C.: c. 1943 President Franklin Delano Roosevelt during a radio broadcast

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Franklin Roosevelt, also known as President Roosevelt or Franklin D. Roosevelt, was a prominent figure in American history. He served as the 32nd President of the United States and played a crucial role during some of the most challenging times in our nation's history. One iconic image captures President Roosevelt broadcasting to the nation about the European War Crisis on September 3, 1939. This black and white photo showcases his leadership and determination to keep Americans informed during turbulent times. Another powerful photograph features Vice President John Nance Garner at his desk in Washington DC in July 1937. It serves as a reminder of the strong team that supported President Roosevelt throughout his presidency. In yet another snapshot from 1936, we see Franklin Roosevelt standing alongside General John Pershing on Armistice Day. This image symbolizes their shared commitment to honoring those who fought for our country's freedom. During his inauguration parade on January 20, 1937, West Point Cadets marched through rain to show their support for President Roosevelt. Their dedication reflects the admiration he garnered from both civilians and military personnel alike. Lastly, an inspiring picture captures him delivering a campaign speech in Baltimore, Maryland on April 13, 1936. With passion and conviction evident on his face, it is clear that he believed deeply in fighting for social justice and economic reform. Franklin Roosevelt's legacy extends far beyond these photographs; he led America through one of its darkest periods - The Great Depression - with innovative policies collectively known as the New Deal. His unwavering resolve guided us through World War II until his passing in April 1945. President Franklin D. Roosevelt left an indelible mark on American history by transforming our nation into what it is today – stronger economically and more compassionate socially – all while facing immense challenges head-on with courage and resilience.