JOHN MARSHALL, Chief Justice, plaster bust; destroyed in the Library fire of 1851. JAMES MONROE, portrait by Gilbert Stuart; destroyed in the Library fire of 1851. (Owned by Mr. Phelps of Boston).

GOVERNOR MOULTRIE, plaster bust by Col. J. S. Cogdell; destroyed in the Library fire of 1851. OGDALL, plaster bust; destroyed in the Library fire of 1851.

PEYTON RANDOLPH, portrait by unlisted artist; destroyed in the Library fire of 1851.

ZACHARY TAYLOR, marble bust by unlisted artist; destroyed in the Library fire of 1851. AMERICUS VESPUCIUS, bust by Giuseppe Cerracchi; destroyed in the Library fire of 1851.

BARON VON STEUBEN, portrait by Pyne; destroyed in the Library fire of 1851. GEORGE WASHINGTON, bust by Giuseppe Cerracchi; destroyed in the Library fire of 1851. GEORGE WASHINGTON, bronze bust by David d'Angers; destroyed in the Library fire of 1851. GEORGE WASHINGTON, portrait by Gilbert Stuart; destroyed in the Library fire of 1851. (Owned by Mr. Phelps of Boston).

L. WOODBURY, plaster bust; destroyed in the Library fire of 1851.

MEDALS, about 1200 medals, damaged by the Library fire of 1851, but not destroyed, were authorized by the Joint Committee on the Library to be presented by the Librarian to the Smithsonian Institution July 19, 1861.

JOSEPH G. CANNON, former Speaker of the House of Representatives. Portrait by Michel Jacobs; located in the Superintendent's Office, Personnel, Room 260, Cannon House Office Building.

JOSEPH G. CANNON, former Speaker of the House of Representatives. Portrait by George Burroughs Torrey; located in the Architect's Store

room.

CHAMP CLARK, former Speaker of the House of Representatives. Portrait by Michel Jacobs; located in the office of the late Honorable Clarence Cannon of Missouri, Room 1712, Longworth House Office Building.

CHARLES A. EATON, Representative from New Jersey. Portrait formerly located in the office of Congressman Eaton, House wing of the Capitol. This portrait is the personal property of Congressman Eaton, having been presented to him in 1951. CHARLES E. FAIRMAN, former Art Curator of the Capitol and Chief Clerk of the Office of the Architect of the Capitol. Portrait by Nicholas R. Brewer; located in the Office of the Architect of the Capitol; Room SB-15 a gift from Mr. Fairman. THOMAS HENDRICKS, a Representative and Senator from Indiana and a Vice President of the United States. Portrait by unknown artist. In 1910, it was located in the Senate Judiciary Committee Room; present location unknown.

DAVID LAUPHEIMER, founder of the Page Boys School. Portrait by unknown artist. Presented to the Page Boys School in 1953; present location unknown.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, a Representative from Illinois and a President of the United States. Portrait by Boris B. Gordon; located in the Office of the Secretary of the Senate. This portrait was placed in the Office of the Secretary of the Senate in 1946 with the consent of the chairman of the Joint Committee on the Library, in order that it might be available for view by the committee, for consideration for purchase. To date, no action has been taken with respect to its acquisition.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, a Representative from Illinois and a President of the United States. Portrait by Griswold Tyng, formerly located in Room S-229, now in Room S-113, Senators' Private Dining Room. This portrait was presented by the family of the late Senator Kenneth S. Wherry in January 1952 as a gift to "Future Senate Republican Floor Leaders."

HENRY CABOT LODGE, a Representative and Senator from Massachusetts. Portrait by Boris Gordon. Stored in the Senate Janitor's Office on the Senate Terrace.

JOHN T. MORGAN, a Senator from Alabama and chairman of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations at the time of his death in 1907. Portrait by Carl Gutherz. The records of the Architect of the Capitol indicate that this portrait is the property of the daughter of the late Senator Morgan. The portrait was offered by his daughter to the Joint Committee on the Library in 1910, but no action of acceptance was ever taken. The portrait has, however, remained in the Capitol since 1910, its return never having been requested. It is presently located in Room S-339 in the Capitol.

JUSTIN MORRILL, a Representative and Senator from Vermont. Portrait by Carl Gutherz; formerly located in the office of Senator Warren R. Austin; now stored in the Senate Janitor's Office.

FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT, former President of the United States. Portrait by unknown artist. Presented by the National Italian American Civic League, 1937; in storage in the Office of the Architect of the Capitol. No record available as to whom this portrait was presented.

MORRIS SHEPPARD, a Representative and a Senator from Texas. Portrait by B. Godwin, 1939. Located in the Architect's Storeroom. No record available on this portrait.

ROBERT A. TAFT, a Senator from Ohio. Portrait painted by Rudolph Bernatschke in 1953; located in the office of the Senate Minority Leader. The portrait was presented by the artist June 17, 1959 to be hung in the office of the Republican Senate Floor Leader in the Capitol, Room S-230.

HARRY S. TRUMAN, a Senator from Missouri, a Vice President, and a President of the United States. Portrait by Greta Kempton; located in Room S-310, Office of the Majority Whip in the Capitol, Senate side. No information available to the Architect of the Capitol as to the ownership of this portrait.

HARRY S. TRUMAN, a Senator from Missouri, a Vice President, and a President of the United States. Photographic reproduction in color by Greta Kempton. Located in Room S-318 in the Capitol. A gift to the Senate Democratic Policy Committee.

NICHOLAS VAN DYKE, JR., a Senator from Delaware. Portrait by Jefferson D. Chalfant. The

records of the Architect of the Capitol indicate that this portrait was presented to the Senate in 1914 by the great granddaughters of the late Senator Van Dyke, and although received by the Joint Committee on the Library, was never accepted by that committee. Its present ownership is doubtful. The portrait has remained in the Capitol since 1914, and its return has never been requested. It is presently located in the Office of the Senate Majority Leader, S-210.

GEORGE WASHINGTON, President of the United States. Colored lithograph located in Room S-114 (Senators' Private Dining Room) in the Capitol.

DANIEL WEBSTER, a Representative from New Hampshire and a Representative and a Senator from Massachusetts. Portrait painted by Francis H. Cumberland in 1961; hung in March 1963 in Room S-146, Senate Appropriations Committee Hearing Room. This portrait was a gift of the artist. Records not completed.

Paintings-Not the Property of the Government CONSTITUTION, UNITED STATES FRIGATE ESCAPING FROM THE BRITISH FLEET IN 1812, by F. Mullen. This painting is located in the Office of the Clerk of the House of Representatives, in the Extension of the Capitol. It had been located since 1932 in his former office near Statuary Hall. Information furnished by the Clerk of the House indicates that the painting is the property of the Navy Department, having been originally loaned to the Senate Committee on Naval Affairs.

Paintings-From the Department of Defense To the Senate Committee on Armed Services

ROOM 212, SENATE OFFICE BUILDING

These five paintings are on loan to the Senate Armed Services Committee from the Department of Defense, and have been hanging in the Committee rooms since 1947.

CAMOUFLAGED 75MM HOWITZER, by Olin Dows. LUNCH TIME NEAR MIGNANO, by Edward A. Reep. "MEAT WAGON" POOL, by Howard Baer. 102ND MECHANIZED CAVALRY PREPARING TO MOVE OUT, by Olin Dows.

SMOKE SCREEN AT ANZIO BEACHHEAD, by Rudolph Von Ripper.

Paintings-From the Department of Defense To the Senate Committee on Appropriations ROOM S-126, UNITED STATES CAPITOL ARTILLERY POSITIONS ABOVE LOIANO, by T/Sgt. Savo Radulovich.

CHINESE COOLIES UNLOADING AMMUNITION AT KWEILI'N, by T/Sgt. Samuel D. Smith; loaned in 1946

FIGHTER PLANE MAINTENANCE, by Beaugureau. TASK FORCE OF TWO NAVIES, by Commander Dwight Sheplar, U.S.N.R.

TRAINING FOR THE 2ND FRONT, by T/Sgt. Stephen Olin Dows.

Portraits-Not the Property of the Government LINCOLN AND HIS SON TAD, by Franklin Courter; on idenfinite loan from the National Gallery of Art; located in Room S-231, Office of the Senate Minority Leader.

FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT, by H. S. Hubbell, painted in 1935; on indefinite loan from the Smithsonian Institution, Fine Arts Section; located in Room S-212.

Daniel WEBSTER, by James R. Lambdin; on indefinite loan from the National Gallery of Art; located in Room S-239.

Paintings-Not the Property of the Government

These three paintings are located in Room S-310, Office of the Senate Majority Whip. No information available to the Architect of the Capitol as to the ownership of these paintings. BATTLE OF TARAWA, by Tom Lovell BATTLESHIP, by Jack Coggins SPIRIT OF ST. Louis, by Cinar Monroe

Paintings-Returned to the War Department

These three paintings are the property of the War Department and were on loan to the Senate Committee on Appropriations from 1946 to 1961.