Lyndon Johnson, who had made eight recorded trips as Vice President and would make more than thirty-five as President, ordered Roosevelt's elevator ta…
Jacqueline Kennedy was a guest aboard Sequoia on an evening in April 1964, in the company of friends of the late President.
In late May 1964, near the date that would have been the late President's 47th birthday, friends and colleagues met aboard Sequoia to remember him; th…
On 15 July 1965 President Johnson took a delegation of African ambassadors down the Potomac aboard Sequoia. White House photographs by Yoichi Okamoto…
On 12 August 1965 President Johnson gave a dinner cruise for foreign ambassadors. One White House photograph shows Secret Service agent Lem Johns, a b…
On 25 August 1965 President Johnson gave a dinner cruise for ambassadors from several countries. White House photographs show him walking up the gangp…
On 1 September 1965 President Johnson took guests for a boat ride and dinner aboard Sequoia. A White House photograph shows him seated on deck in the…
On 13 July 1966 President Johnson dined aboard Sequoia with ambassadors from European countries, each seated in front of a TV tray.
On 27 July 1966 President Johnson took foreign ambassadors and other guests on a cruise. White House photographs show guests on the top deck, the Pres…
President Lyndon B. Johnson (standing) addresses foreign Ambassadors and others on cruise. Cruise with Ambassadors and others aboard the Sequoia, 12 August 1965.
Secret Service agent Lem Johns, with a beagle dog on a leash, leads President Lyndon B. Johnson and party to the USS Sequoia for a dinner cruise with foreign ambassadors. Cruise on the Sequoia, 12 August 1965.
President Lyndon B. Johnson boarding the Sequoia as the crew and others look on. Cruise for ambassadors from several countries on the yacht Sequoia, 25 August 1965.
President Lyndon B. Johnson in discussion with guests, Lloyd Hand looks on. Dinner for Foreign Ambassadors aboard the Sequoia, 25 August 1965.
President Lyndon B. Johnson speaking with his guests, including Jane Engelhard (seated to LBJ's right) and Charles Engelhard (on his left). Boat ride and dinner for President Lyndon B. Johnson and guests aboard the Sequoia, 1 September 1965.
President Lyndon B. Johnson dines with Ambassadors from European countries on the Sequoia, all sitting in front of tv trays. Dinner on the Sequoia, 13 July 1966.
Small boat with crew and passengers alongside the Sequoia. Cruise with Foreign Ambassadors and others, 27 July 1966. The library's record names Walt Rostow among the passengers in the boat.
Guests mingle aboard the Sequoia. Cruise with Foreign Ambassadors and others, 27 July 1966.
President Lyndon B. Johnson (2nd from left) seated at table in conversation with unidentified man. Cruise for African ambassadors aboard the yacht Sequoia, 15 July 1965.
A Navy crewman in the left foreground works at a navigation instrument. Cruise with African Ambassadors and others aboard the Sequoia, 15 July 1965.
President Lyndon B. Johnson with African Ambassadors. Cruise with African Ambassadors aboard the Sequoia, 15 July 1965.
President Lyndon B. Johnson (back to camera) and others converse with Whitney Young (background center, facing camera). Cruise for delegation of African Ambassadors aboard the Sequoia, 15 July 1965.
President Lyndon B. Johnson and Whitney Young share a humorous moment with some of the guests. Cruise for delegation of African Ambassadors aboard the Sequoia, 15 July 1965.
President Lyndon B. Johnson converses with guests. Gov. G. Mennen Williams (far left frame) and Whitney Young (at far right) look on. Cruise for delegation of African Ambassadors aboard the Sequoia, 15 July 1965.
Whitney Young and President Lyndon B. Johnson engage in discussion; others in background. Cruise for delegation of African Ambassadors aboard the Sequoia, 15 July 1965.
Whitney Young and President Lyndon B. Johnson (both seated) converse in the foreground as other guests mingle in the background. Cruise for delegation of African Ambassadors aboard the Sequoia, 15 July 1965.
Crew members aboard the Sequoia. Cruise with African Ambassadors and others, 15 July 1965.
President Lyndon B. Johnson, African Ambassadors, and others at buffet table. Cruise with African Ambassadors and others aboard the Sequoia, 15 July 1965.
President Johnson has dinner with a guest aboard the USS Sequoia as Secret Service agent Rufus Youngblood stands in the background, 15 July 1965. Photograph by Yoichi Okamoto.
President Lyndon B. Johnson (right) visits with guests. Cruise with Foreign Ambassadors and others aboard the Sequoia, 27 July 1966.