File:Quentin Roosevelt and his playmate Rosewell Flower Pinckney 1902.jpg

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English: Quentin Roosevelt, son of US 26th President, Theodore Roosevelt, and one of his "White House Gang" playmates, Roswell Newcomb Pinckney. The White House Gang was made up of the young companions of the Roosevelt children who wreaked havoc on White House decorum, shooting spit balls at a portrait of Andrew Jackson, "Old Hickory," wearing fake monocles to the dismay of the French ambassador who dropped his own into his tea upon seeing, the boys and a host of other childhood pranks that caught the attention of the press and the American people throughout Theodore Roosevelt's seven years in the White House. The Gang did not discriminate on the basis of race, national origin, or age, as the President was allowed to be an honorary member.

Date

circa 17 June 1902

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under the digital ID cph.3a25234.
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Author



Alternative names	Frances "Fannie" Benjamin Johnston
Description	American journalist, photographer, photojournalist, architectural photographer and artist
Date of birth/death	15 January 1864	16 May 1952
Location of birth/death	West Virginia	New Orleans
Work period	1883 –1950
Work location	United States of America (1884–1952)
Authority file	: Q462707 VIAF: 27219666 ISNI: 0000000081061649 ULAN: 500009325 LCCN: n85307501 NLA: 35250240 WorldCat

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current	06:54, 14 January 2018	900 × 975 (147 KB)	LX	Re-cropped to previous dimensions using higher resolution version
	06:53, 14 January 2018	1,000 × 1,536 (248 KB)	LX	Higher resolution version based on original LoC TIFF
	21:03, 16 May 2006	369 × 400 (47 KB)	SimonATL	Quentin Roosevelt, son of US 26th President, Theodore Roosevelt, and one of his "White House Gang" playmates, African-American, Rosewell Flower Pinckney in 1902. The White House Gang was made up of the young companions of the Roosevelt children wh