Woodrow Wilson Second Inauguration On The East Front

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Woodrow Wilson second inauguration on the East Front

On March 4, 1917, crowds gathered to observe the second inauguration of President Woodrow Wilson on the East Front of the US Capitol, where 27 presidents have taken the oath of office. In 1981 the event was moved to the West Front.

Date of Work March 4, 1917 Medium Photograph Credit Library of Congress

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