The Lincoln Bedroom, for example, contains none other than Lincoln's own ornate bed (if indeed he ever slept in it; questions have been raised about that, too), the one for which Calvin Coolidge's wife labored two years to make a sufficiently large quilt.
Lincoln's own bed is in his bedroom, but he may have never slept in it.
Calvin Coolidge's wife decided not to make a quilt for the bed.
People's voices do not change at all from morning to evening.
A firefighter walking under red tape.
Men in costumes on a street.
The president boards a helicopter.
Amy Spindler, of the New York Times, doesn't take clothes seriously.
The man is surrounded by people as he plays his guitar.