Governors Stock Photos and Images
RMCTE3Y9–July 18th, 2012: Announcement that the 156-year-old Texas Governor's Mansion has been fully restored.
RMCTE3W9–July 18th, 2012: Announcement that the 156-year-old Texas Governor's Mansion has been fully restored.
RMCTE3Y4–July 18th, 2012: Announcement that the 156-year-old Texas Governor's Mansion has been fully restored.
RMCTE3YJ–July 18th, 2012: Announcement that the 156-year-old Texas Governor's Mansion has been fully restored.
RMCTE3XK–July 18th, 2012: Announcement that the 156-year-old Texas Governor's Mansion has been fully restored.
RMCTE3WH–July 18th, 2012: Announcement that the 156-year-old Texas Governor's Mansion has been fully restored.
RMCTE409–July 18th, 2012: Announcement that the 156-year-old Texas Governor's Mansion has been fully restored.
RMCTE3X5–July 18th, 2012: Announcement that the 156-year-old Texas Governor's Mansion has been fully restored.
RMCTE40J–July 18th, 2012: Announcement that the 156-year-old Texas Governor's Mansion has been fully restored.
RMCTE3RR–Officers with the Texas Department of Public Safety carry large weapons while on the Texas Governor's Mansion grounds.
RMCTE3T6–Officers with the Texas Department of Public Safety carry large weapons while on the Texas Governor's Mansion grounds.
RMCTE3TT–Officers with the Texas Department of Public Safety carry large weapons while on the Texas Governor's Mansion grounds.
RM2BHFT6H–Austin, Texas USA, July 18, 2012: Officer with the Texas Department of Public Safety carries large weapon while on duty on the Texas Governor's Mansion grounds. ©Marjorie Kamys Cotera/Daemmrich Photography
RM2BHFT70–Austin, Texas USA, July 18, 2012: Press conference announcing that that the 156-year-old Texas Governor's Mansion has been fully restored. The Mansion was heavily damaged in June of 2008 after an unidentified arsonist threw a Molotov cocktail onto the front porch, resulting in a fire that gutted much of the historic building's interior and caused most of the roof to collapse. ©Marjorie Kamys Cotera/Daemmrich Photography
RM2BHW198–Austin, Texas USA, May 30, 2011: Texas Governor Rick Perry ceremonially signs HB 274, which brings lawsuit reform to Texas courts. ©Marjorie Kamys Cotera/Daemmrich Photography
RMCT7K0M–Hispanic male concrete workers complete concrete sidewalk in front of newly renovated Texas Governor's Mansion in Austin, Texas
RMCT7K1K–Hispanic male concrete workers complete concrete sidewalk in front of newly renovated Texas Governor's Mansion in Austin, Texas
RMCT7JX2–Hispanic male concrete workers complete concrete sidewalk in front of newly renovated Texas Governor's Mansion in Austin, Texas
RMCT7JW3–Hispanic male concrete workers complete concrete sidewalk in front of newly renovated Texas Governor's Mansion in Austin, Texas
RMCT7K09–Hispanic male concrete workers complete concrete sidewalk in front of newly renovated Texas Governor's Mansion in Austin, Texas
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RMCT7K19–Hispanic male concrete workers complete concrete sidewalk in front of newly renovated Texas Governor's Mansion in Austin, Texas
RMCT7JYW–Hispanic male concrete workers complete concrete sidewalk in front of newly renovated Texas Governor's Mansion in Austin, Texas
RMCT7JPG–Hispanic male concrete workers complete concrete sidewalk in front of newly renovated Texas Governor's Mansion in Austin, Texas
RMCT7JY4–Hispanic male concrete workers complete concrete sidewalk in front of newly renovated Texas Governor's Mansion in Austin, Texas
RMF7FC92–Hundreds of pro-immigration marchers arrive at the Texas Capitol and Governor's Mansion in Austin, Texas
RMF7FBW4–Hundreds of pro-immigration marchers arrive at the Texas Capitol and Governor's Mansion in Austin, Texas
RMF7FC9C–Hundreds of pro-immigration marchers arrive at the Texas Capitol and Governor's Mansion in Austin, Texas
RMF7FBTH–Hundreds of pro-immigration marchers arrive at the Texas Capitol and Governor's Mansion in Austin, Texas
RMF7FC9Y–Hundreds of pro-immigration marchers arrive at the Texas Capitol and Governor's Mansion in Austin, Texas
RMF7FBTP–Hundreds of pro-immigration marchers arrive at the Texas Capitol and Governor's Mansion in Austin, Texas
RMF7FC9F–Hundreds of pro-immigration marchers arrive at the Texas Capitol and Governor's Mansion in Austin, Texas
RMF7FC9R–Hundreds of pro-immigration marchers arrive at the Texas Capitol and Governor's Mansion in Austin, Texas
RMF7FC96–Hundreds of pro-immigration marchers arrive at the Texas Capitol and Governor's Mansion in Austin, Texas
RMF7FBWY–Hundreds of pro-immigration marchers arrive at the Texas Capitol and Governor's Mansion in Austin, Texas
RMF7FC9J–Hundreds of pro-immigration marchers arrive at the Texas Capitol and Governor's Mansion in Austin, Texas
RMF7FBWN–Hundreds of pro-immigration marchers arrive at the Texas Capitol and Governor's Mansion in Austin, Texas
RMF7FBW9–Hundreds of pro-immigration marchers arrive at the Texas Capitol and Governor's Mansion in Austin, Texas
RMF7FC8R–Hundreds of pro-immigration marchers arrive at the Texas Capitol and Governor's Mansion in Austin, Texas
RMCTE3R8–July 18th, 2012: Announcement that the 156-year-old Texas Governor's Mansion has been fully restored.
RMCTE3RK–July 18th, 2012: Announcement that the 156-year-old Texas Governor's Mansion has been fully restored.
RMCTE3R2–July 18th, 2012: Announcement that the 156-year-old Texas Governor's Mansion has been fully restored.
RM2BHFTCB–Austin Texas USA, 2012: Group of mostly Hispanic male workers complete concrete sidewalk in front of Texas Governor's Mansion in downtown Austin. ©Marjorie Kamys Cotera/Daemmrich Photography
RM2BHFTC3–Austin Texas USA, 2012: Group of mostly Hispanic male workers complete concrete sidewalk in front of Texas Governor's Mansion in downtown Austin. ©Marjorie Kamys Cotera/Daemmrich Photography
RM2BHFTCF–Austin Texas USA, 2012: Group of mostly Hispanic male workers complete concrete sidewalk in front of Texas Governor's Mansion in downtown Austin. ©Marjorie Kamys Cotera/Daemmrich Photography
RM2BHW1H9–Austin Texas USA, February 8, 2011: Texas State Senators (left to right) Florence Shapiro, John Whitmire, Leticia Van de Putte, Eddie Lucio and Jeff Wentworth listen to the governor's State of the State speech at the Texas Capitol. ©Marjorie Kamys Cotera/Daemmrich Photography
RM2C3BDPA–Houston , Texas USA, November 8, 2014: Students wearing traditional graduation regalia participate in Western Governors University commencement ceremony. WGU, a national online university that offers competency-based degree programs, serves more than 50,000 students in 50 states. ©Marjorie Kamys Cotera/Daemmrich Photography
RM2C3BDPF–Houston , Texas USA, November 8, 2014: Students wearing traditional graduation regalia participate in Western Governors University commencement ceremony. WGU, a national online university that offers competency-based degree programs, serves more than 50,000 students in 50 states. ©Marjorie Kamys Cotera/Daemmrich Photography
RM2C3BDPT–Houston , Texas USA, November 8, 2014: Students wearing traditional graduation regalia participate in Western Governors University commencement ceremony. WGU, a national online university that offers competency-based degree programs, serves more than 50,000 students in 50 states. ©Marjorie Kamys Cotera/Daemmrich Photography
RM2C3BDP6–Houston , Texas USA, November 8, 2014: Students wearing traditional graduation regalia participate in Western Governors University commencement ceremony. WGU, a national online university that offers competency-based degree programs, serves more than 50,000 students in 50 states. ©Marjorie Kamys Cotera/Daemmrich Photography
RM2C3BDP0–Houston , Texas USA, November 8, 2014: Students wearing traditional graduation regalia participate in Western Governors University commencement ceremony. WGU, a national online university that offers competency-based degree programs, serves more than 50,000 students in 50 states. ©Marjorie Kamys Cotera/Daemmrich Photography
RM2C3BDR1–Houston , Texas USA, November 8, 2014: Students wearing traditional graduation regalia participate in Western Governors University commencement ceremony. WGU, a national online university that offers competency-based degree programs, serves more than 50,000 students in 50 states. ©Marjorie Kamys Cotera/Daemmrich Photography
RM2C3BDRG–Houston , Texas USA, November 8, 2014: Students wearing traditional graduation regalia participate in Western Governors University commencement ceremony. WGU, a national online university that offers competency-based degree programs, serves more than 50,000 students in 50 states. ©Marjorie Kamys Cotera/Daemmrich Photography
RM2C3BDRJ–Houston , Texas USA, November 8, 2014: Students wearing traditional graduation regalia participate in Western Governors University commencement ceremony. WGU, a national online university that offers competency-based degree programs, serves more than 50,000 students in 50 states. ©Marjorie Kamys Cotera/Daemmrich Photography
RM2C3BDP7–Houston , Texas USA, November 8, 2014: Students wearing traditional graduation regalia participate in Western Governors University commencement ceremony. WGU, a national online university that offers competency-based degree programs, serves more than 50,000 students in 50 states. ©Marjorie Kamys Cotera/Daemmrich Photography
RM2C3BDTR–Houston , Texas USA, November 8, 2014: Students wearing traditional graduation regalia participate in Western Governors University commencement ceremony. WGU, a national online university that offers competency-based degree programs, serves more than 50,000 students in 50 states. ©Marjorie Kamys Cotera/Daemmrich Photography
RM2C3BDT9–Houston , Texas USA, November 8, 2014: Students wearing traditional graduation regalia participate in Western Governors University commencement ceremony. WGU, a national online university that offers competency-based degree programs, serves more than 50,000 students in 50 states. ©Marjorie Kamys Cotera/Daemmrich Photography
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