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ports of characterPortraits of Character

The Office of Education produces "Portraits of Character" as a newspaper feature in partnership with the Washington Times. This biographical feature includes a portrait from the permanent collection and a related story about the sitter. Portraits of Character can be viewed and printed online or downloaded as PDF files.


Rosa Parks: Pioneer for Civil Rights
Printable version (PDF)
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Walt Whitman: Civil War Poet and Caregiver
Printable version (PDF)
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George Washington Carver: Scientist and
"Miracle Worker"
Printable version (PDF)
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Frances Perkins: New Deal Stateswoman
and Labor Reformer
Printable version (PDF)
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Albert Einstein: Physicist and Pacifist
Printable version (PDF)
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Henry Clay Frick: Industrialist, Art Collector and Philanthropist
Printable version (PDF)
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Mary McLeod Bethune: Education Advocate
and Activist
Printable version (PDF)
Screen view

Martin Luther King: Impassioned Voice
for Equality
Printable version (PDF)
Screen view


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