(via Know Your Presidents? Stabbings, Pet Raccoons, Cat Fights and Other Presidential Lore | Around The Mall)

3. Which first lady kept a pet raccoon at the White House?
A: Grace Coolidge. Coolidge’s pet raccoon, Rebecca, delighted children at the White House Easter Egg Roll in 1927. Rebecca reportedly had her own little house, built by the president himself.

(via Know Your Presidents? Stabbings, Pet Raccoons, Cat Fights and Other Presidential Lore | Around The Mall)

3. Which first lady kept a pet raccoon at the White House?

A: Grace Coolidge. Coolidge’s pet raccoon, Rebecca, delighted children at the White House Easter Egg Roll in 1927. Rebecca reportedly had her own little house, built by the president himself.

tuesday-johnson:

ca. 1860-80’s, [tintype portrait of a disheveled looking man with his black lab]
via Ebay

tuesday-johnson:

ca. 1860-80’s, [tintype portrait of a disheveled looking man with his black lab]

via Ebay

(via Grace Coolidge: the First Lady kept a raccoon named Rebecca in the White House)

“Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, half-length portrait, standing, facing front, holding her pet raccoon.” Taken between 1921 and 1923. Library of Congress, National Photo Company Collection.

(via Grace Coolidge: the First Lady kept a raccoon named Rebecca in the White House)

“Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, half-length portrait, standing, facing front, holding her pet raccoon.” Taken between 1921 and 1923. Library of Congress, National Photo Company Collection.

burleskateer:

Jennie Lee gives her pet dog (“Duke”) a bath during this Nudie-Cutie photoshoot intended for “The Bazoomers”  fan club..

burleskateer:

Jennie Lee gives her pet dog (“Duke”) a bath during this Nudie-Cutie photoshoot intended for “The Bazoomers”  fan club..

burleskateer:


Tee Tee Red   aka. “The T.N.T. Girl”!!
Posing in this promo photo, with her doggie..

burleskateer:

Tee Tee Red   aka. “The T.N.T. Girl”!!

Posing in this promo photo, with her doggie..

(via Anonymous Works: Portrait of Archie)

“Folk art carved portrait of a family pet. An almost human-like countenance elevates this sculpture to a surreal level. Carved mid-century by union carpenter and amateur artist William Vincent Skrips in New Jersey.”

(via Anonymous Works: Portrait of Archie)

Folk art carved portrait of a family pet. An almost human-like countenance elevates this sculpture to a surreal level. Carved mid-century by union carpenter and amateur artist William Vincent Skrips in New Jersey.”

tuesday-johnson:

ca. 1860-70’s, [ambrotype portrait of a young gentleman and his dog]
via Charles Schwartz Photography

tuesday-johnson:

ca. 1860-70’s, [ambrotype portrait of a young gentleman and his dog]

via Charles Schwartz Photography

whataboutbobbed:

birthday girl Anna Pavlova with her pet swan, Jack

(via hoodoothatvoodoo)