Dominick, Peter H. (Peter Hoyt), 1915-1981

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Senator Peter Dominick addressing B'nai B'rith at an event for Israel. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Quait sit at the head table behind him.

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Senator Peter Dominick and Mr. and Mrs. Simon Quiat sit at the head table listening to a speaker during a B'nai B'rith event for Israel Bonds.

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This image depicts (from left to right): Senator Peter H. Dominick, Mr. McCollum, and Senator Frank Church, leading a political workshop at the University of Denver, in October of 1964. All three men are sitting at the same table behind three microphones and their large name tags.

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Image of the political workshop at the University of Denver,shot from behind the audience looking towards the stage where Senator Peter H. Dominick, Mr. McCollum, and Senator Frank Church are seated at a table with an unidentified person sitting behind them, to the camera's right, in October of 1964.

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This photograph depicts Senator Peter H. Dominick bending down to the 9 unidentified students level, while 3 unidentified students stand behind him, on stage next to the table where all three visitors sat, for the University of Denver's student political workshops, in October of 1964.

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This image depicts the political workshop at the University of Denver, in Oct of 1964, from the perspective of (from left to right): Senator Frank Church, Mr. McCollum, and Senator Peter H. Dominick. The image was taken from behind the three individuals and explores the audience looking back at the three guests.

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Congressman Peter Dominick (R-Colo.) and former Vice President Richard Nixon shake hands.

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Congressman Dominick (R-Colo.) and Interior Secretary Stewart Udall (right) stand together, discussing the Colorado White Water Association while holding papers. One item in the Congressman's left hand bears the name and logo of the Association. Colorado Whitewater (CWWA) was established in 1954 to promote the sport of whitewater paddling in Colorado and the Rocky Mountain Region.

Abstract Congressman Dominick (R-Colo.) stands with other members of Colorado's congressional delegation in an unidentified location. The congressmen all hold frying pans to signify passage of Public Law 87-590 (77 Stat. 393) in August, 1962, which authorized the construction of the Frying Pan-Arkansas water reclamation project. The project, which is overseen by the United States Department of Interior's Bureau of Reclamation, created a transmountain, transbasin diversion of water from the Frying Pan...

Abstract Congressman Dominick (R-Colo.), dressed in a tuxedo, stands behind a podium as he delivers a speech at the NDTA dinner in New York in May, 1961. His wife, Nancy P. Dominick, is seated on his left. The National Defense Transportation Association's members are civilian and military organizations and individuals whose mission is to work together to create a strong transportation and distribution system in the United States. Rep. Dominick was responsible for legislation promoting commerce when...