Randolph Henry High School

Another set of photos by Philip Bonn of this Keysville, Virginia high school; first seen here.

 Kitchen of cafeteria

  

 Kitchen of cafeteria. Lunches cost about fifteen cents.

  

 School band which played for graduation

 

 Social studies class. Students study in groups of six or eight, each group picking own subject.

  

 The library. The state pays half of the cost of the library, the local 

school board pays one quarter and one quarter is raised by the school.

  

 Repairing library books in preparation for close of school in summer. 

 

 Working in garden of home economics cottage of Randolph Henry High School.

  

 Girls talking and studying at the school entrance

  

Girls' gym class

Albert Percy Godber

Four people with a car on the Akatarawa Road, 1923

  

Group of men at rest, playing cards on the grass 

under a tree, on the Mendip Hills sheep farm, 1917

  

Hutt Railway Workshops, Woburn. The pattern shop, 1929

  

Native bush near Anawhata, with the photographer sitting on a kauri log, 1915-16

  

Native bush with a rustic bridge, and two children standing 

in the stream below, at Korokoro, 27 December 1910

  

The last load of hay, at Mendip Hills sheep farm, Hurunui District, 1917

  

The rocks, Huriawa, near Karitane, showing rock formation 

at the water's edge. Laura Godber standing in centre foreground, ca. 1925

  

Three Maori girls, at Rangiahua, 1918

  

View of Hindon railway bridge, across the Taieri River, ca. 1926

  

View of the Whangarei River (now known as the Hatea River), 1911

 

Albert Percy Godber Collection, Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand

Winter Is Coming

No, not the next season of "Game of Thrones," just these of Boston in winter from Leslie Jones.

Courtesy of the Boston Public Library, Leslie Jones Collection

Marion Post Wolcott

 "Cherished customer." Negro buying gas, near Atlanta, Georgia, June 1939

  

 A portable cane mill. The owner gets every sixth gallon for making the sorghum syrup. This is on the property of a Negro owner, Wess Cris, a tobacco farm of about 165 acres in a prosperous Negro settlement near Carr, Orange County, North Carolina. September 1939

 

 Bohemian miners (coal loaders) unemployed since mechanization of mines. Jere, West Virginia. They live together in one house with a woman housekeeper. All on relief. Spend most of their time fighting about politics. Call their dog "Hitler" because he's so mean and nasty. To the left is an outdoor oven for baking bread. September 1938

  

 Carrying home groceries and supplies across 

the swinging bridge, Breathitt County, Jackson, Kentucky, 1940

  

 Children shining shoes on street corner, Hartford, Connecticut, May-June 1941

  

 Children's favorite playground, around coal mine tipples. 

Pursglove, Scotts Run, West Virginia, September 1938

  

 Farmer who comes to town on Saturday afternoon to sell 

his chickens from door to door. Greene County, Georgia, Spring 1939

  

 Home of old and sick mine foreman and WPA (Works Progress Administration) workers and families, Charleston, West Virginia, September 1938

  

 Juice from sugarcane being poured into barrel. It is cooked in vat or still, 

into sorghum molasses. Racine, West Virginia, September 1938

  

Kewpie doll bathing girls for sale along main highway 

near Charleston, West Virginia, September 1938

Agustín Centelles

Agustín Centelles was a Spanish photographer who documented the Spanish Civil War - a brutal, bloody affair, as civil wars always are. Warning: some of these photos are quite intense.

 An assault guard takes cover behind dead horses in Barcelona, July 19, 1936

  

 Barcelona, July 1936

  

 Bombardment of Lérida, 2 November 1937

  

 Bram concentration camp, 1939

  

 Child victims of bombardment of Zaragoza, March 1937

  

 Guard assault in Barcelona, 19 July 1936

  

 Militiawoman

  

 Plaza de Catalunya in Barcelona, July 1936

  

 Republican militiawomen on the Aragon front, 1936

  

Self-portrait on the Aragon front

Gallipolis

These photos of Gallipolis, Ohio were taken by Arthur Siegel in 1943.

 Gate man opening front gate of Gallipolis lock as steamboat goes through

  

 Girl flag bearers at Decoration Day ceremonies

  

 Girl scouts at Decoration Day ceremonies

  

 List of county boys who have gone off to war

  

 Part of crowd listening to Decoration Day ceremonies

  

 School band playing at Decoration Day ceremonies

  

Towboat Catharine Davis in Gallipolis locks