Taken on March 4, 1930, at the dedication of the Coolidge Dam by the former President, as the Coolidges head home via Globe, Arizona, after two months on the road between California, Northampton and points in between (Pacific & Atlantic Photos, New York).
Former President Coolidge Dedicates the Coolidge Dam
Reel from March 4, 1930, as the Coolidges return to the East Coast after a two month journey across the country, their first and only post-White House “vacation.” Mr. Coolidge is seen here dedicating the dam named for him and smoking the peace pipe with local authorities (National Archives, Washington, D.C.).
President Coolidge Rides to Dedicate Mount Rushmore
Reel taken from August 10, 1927, housed at the National Archives, Washington, D.C.
The Importance of the Obvious 