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Congressman David Obey and His Son Craig
circa 1980-1989
Congressman David Obey and his son Craig pose for a photo in the nation's Capitol. A line of people appear in the background.
Craig Obey and Tom Foley
circa 1980-1989
Craig Obey, son of Congressman David Obey, and Tom Foley pose for a photo.
Obey and Proxmire
June 1970
Congressman David R. Obey and Senator William Proxmire outside the Capitol building in Washington, D.C. The photograph was taken for use in the campaign literature of Congressman Obey who was runni...
Congressman David Obey and His Son Craig
1980
Congressman David Obey and his son Craig have a private talk, seated in a wooded area.
David and Douglas Obey
circa 1980-1989
Congressman David Obey and his son Douglas perform at the "Salute to Congressman David Obey" by the Communication Workers of America. Douglas played the upright bass and David played his harmonica.
Capitol Train
March 3, 1980
Congressman David R. Obey of Wisconsin riding on the underground train that connects the Capitol with the legislative office buildings. A man in work clothes is seated behind him in a control booth.
