Inger Schulstad

 Dr. Schulstad with envoys from the US Air Force Medical Department, 1952

[Archive reference: Tor.H49.B01.B1054]

  

 Dr. Yang and group from Seoul City Hospital with Dr. Schulstad, 1952

[Archive reference: Tor.H49.B01.B1020]

  

 Helmets on! On the way to the front. Dr. Schulstad on right, 1952

[Archive reference: Tor.H49.B01.B1043]

  

 House for three, Korea, 1952

[Archive reference: Tor.H49.B01.B1023]

   

Korean house, 1952

[Archive reference: Tor.H49.B01.B1077]

 

Source: Trondheim Archives

Dorothea Lange

 Woman in auto camp for migrant citrus workers. 

Tulare County, California, November 1938

  

 Women packing apricots in large open sheds adjoining 

the orchards. Brentwood, California, January 1938

  

 Women walking down the road to see a sick neighbor. 

Person County, North Carolina, July 1939

  

 Young migrant mother with six weeks old baby born in a hospital with 

aid of Farm Security Administration (FSA) medical and association for 

migratory workers. She lives in a labor contractors' camp near Westley, California. 

"I try to keep him eatin' and sleepin' regular like I got him out of the hospital."

  

 Young family just arrived from Arkansas camped along 

the road. Imperial Valley, California, Spring 1937

  

Young family, penniless, hitchhiking on U.S. Highway 99, California. 

The father, twenty-four, and the mother, seventeen, came from 

Winston-Salem, North Carolina, early in 1935. November 1936

Frances Benjamin Johnston

Outdoor class in botany, Washington, DC, ca. 1899

  

 Students of 8th Division school using rulers, yardsticks, and measuring tape 

in school yard, Washington, DC, ca. 1899

  

Thanksgiving Day lesson at Whittier, 1899-1900

  

Two girls and a boy pumping water at well 

of Hampton Institute graduate, 1899-1900

  

Women painting at easels in a class at the 

Art Students' League, Washington, DC, 1889

Pitcairn

Pitcairn, Pennsylvania, May 1943. Before the "Rust Belt" became the Rust Belt, it looked like this.  Photos by Marjorie Collins.

 Lunch hour in the women's locker at the yards of the Pennsylvania Railroad

  

 Miss Helen Gusmerotti, twenty-nine, employed at the Pennsylvania Railroad 

as a car repairmen's helper, earning seventy-two cents per hour

  

 Miss Mary DaVanzo, twenty-two, employed at the Pennsylvania Railroad steel car 

shop boiler room as a stationary firemen's helper, earning seventy-two cents an hour

  

 Mrs. Agnes Glunt, mother of a child four years old, employed as a 

rivet heater in the Pitcairn, Pennsylvania Railroad steel car shop

  

 Mrs. Bernice Stevens of Braddock, Pennsylvania, mother of one child, employed 

in the engine house of the Pennsylvania Railroad, earns fifty-eight cents an hour

[notice the difference?]

  

 Twins Amy and Mary Rose Lindich, twenty-one, employed at the Pennsylvania 

Railroad as car repairmen helpers, earning seventy-two cents per hour

  

Mrs. Julia Sabo, thirty-five, mother of three children, employed as a machinist's helper 

in the Pennsylvania Railroad yards, earning seventy-two cents an hour

Alice Austen

Alice Austen (1866 - 1952) was one of America's earliest and most prolific female photographers, and over the course of her life she captured about 8,000 images. Though she is best known for her documentary work, Austen was an artist with a strong aesthetic sensibility. Furthermore, she was a landscape designer, a master tennis player, and the first woman on Staten Island to own a car. She never married, and instead spent fifty years with Gertrude Tate. A rebel who broke away from the ties of her Victorian environment, Alice Austen created her own independent life. [Alice Austen House]

 Alice Austen with her bicycle

  

 Alice Austen, June 1888

  

 Children waltzing at the Women's Club, 1883

  

 Group in bathing costumes.  Thursday, September 17th, 1885

  

 Group in park

  

 Self-portrait, age 26

  

 Staten Island tennis players, 1892

  

 The Darned Club

  

Trude and I masked, short skirts, 1891

Christina Broom

Another set of Ms. Broom's photos of English suffragettes.

 Suffragette procession promoting the Women’s Exhibition held 

at the Prince’s Skating Rink, Knightsbridge, May 1909

  

 The Prisoners' Pageant, including key members  of the WSPU, 23 July 1910

  

 The Putney and Fulham WSPU shop and office, London, 1910

  

 The Women’s Coronation procession, June 1911

  

 The Women’s Social and Political union (WSPU) drum and 

fife band at the Women’s exhibition, May 1909

  

Younger suffragettes promoting the Women’s Exhibition, May 1909

Dorothea Lange

 While the mothers are working in the fields, the preschool children of migrant families are cared for in nursery school under trained teachers. Kern migrant camp, California, November 1936

  

 White and blacks solve problems together on the Sherwood Eddy 

cotton cooperative of Hill House, Mississippi, July 1936

  

 Wife and child of Negro laborer of the Brazos riverbottoms. Texas, June 1938

  

 Wife and five month old baby of young tobacco sharecropper (Mr. Taylor) in window of their home. She is seventeen years old. On the following day she helped "put in" tobacco at the farm. Granville County, North Carolina, July 1939

 

Wife of migratory worker in auto camp. California, November 1936

Thelma Kent

 Catherine Maud Kent (the photographer's mother) 

alongside rowboats at Lake Taupo, ca 1938

  

 Lake Kaniere, ca 1937

  

 Looking through trees, at the Dart River, Otago, ca 1939

  

 Maori in traditional dress seated in a waka on top of a truck taking part in a parade 

in Christchurch to celebrate the coronation of King George VI, 1937

  

Scene at Gouland Downs, Tasman distict, ca 1939

 

Courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand

Dorothea Lange

 Tulare County, California. In Farm Security Administration (FSA) camp. Mother from Oklahoma tends baby with dysentery and awaits arrival of FSA camp resident nurse, May 1939

  

 Typical Teutonic farm wife and child of Mills, 

New Mexico, area. Client for resettlement, May 1935

["Teutonic"?]

  

 Visiting lassies sit on rostrom. Salvation Army, 

San Francisco, California, Apr 1939

  

 Washington, Yakima Valley, near Wapato. One tenant purchase program (Farm Security Administration) client, Jacob N. Schrock. This family with eight children had lived for twenty-five years on a rocky, rented farm in this valley. They now own forty eight acres of good land, this good house, price six thousand seventy hundred and seventy dollars. They raise hay, grain, dairy and hogs. Mrs. Schrock says "Quite a lot of difference between that old rock pile, and around here."August 1939

 

Washington, Yakima Valley. Fruit tramp, August 1939