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Chief Justice's Year-End Reports on the Federal Judiciary What Can I See and Do? Supreme Court of the United States Activity Booklet Detect the Differences: John Marshall’s Portrait (PDF) Photographs

 1940s-present: Enter the Press
1941, press photographers have taken their own photographs and video footage of the Justices after the official photograph is taken. The Press Photographing the Roberts Court, June 2017

 All Together for the Camera: A History of the Supreme Court's Group Photograph
change in membership. Since 1941, the group photograph has been taken in the Supreme Court Building. and studios, and traces the development of the group photograph from the first in 1867 to the most

 Photographs
Chief Justice's Year-End Reports on the Federal Judiciary What Can I See and Do? Court's collection of historic photographs, portraits, memorabilia and ephemera. Images

 1940s-present: At Home and In Color
What Can I See and Do? While the press had been taking group photographs of the Justices in color since the 1940s, this is the first official group photograph to be taken in color. It was taken for

 All Together for the Camera: A History of the Supreme Court's Group Photograph
For 75 years after the first group photograph in 1867, the Justices gathered occasionally for a Unless otherwise noted, all photographs in this online exhibit are from the Collection of the

 1867-1870s: On the Bench
Chief Justice's Year-End Reports on the to all of the Justices. Not only had he already photographed each of them individually, but he had photographed nearly every sitting Justice since the 1840s as