Lafayette Studio

 Lexington’s Children’s Theatre group, 1944

  

 Man and woman sitting on brick wall drinking soda, 1939

  

 Miss Kentucky beauty contest, 1932

  

 Mr. & Mrs. Guy Preston Richardson wedding, 1949

  

 Mrs. John Y. Brown, childrens' party (birthday?), 1935

  

 Mrs. Rhodes Estill, mock wedding with Kitchen Cabinet Orchestra, 1932

  

 Pollie McGilliard birthday party group portrait, 1948

  

 Raid on moonshine still, 1931

  

 Singer Sewing Machine Company, young girls 

standing and sitting for a group portrait, 1939

  

State Theatre, children dressed as Native-Americans 

to promote "The Indians Are Coming," 12 episode serial, 1931

Leslie Jones

 Canoers

  

 Chorus line

  

 College women

  

 Cow gals with the W.T. Johnson Rodeo, ca. 1936

  

 Crowd listening to speech by a "Red" on Boston Common, 1931

  

 Dancer

  

 Dirty alley, Boston, 1942

  

 Furniture made out of newspapers

  

 Girl with camera

  

Group in new boat in Chelsea Creek in East Boston, sure sign of spring, 1931

 

Courtesy of the Boston Public Library, Leslie Jones Collection

Louis Edward Nollau

 4-H entrants in musical competition, Boy's Reform School Band 

with band leader, Greendale, Kentucky, 1926

  

 4-H Students and teachers from Kentucky rural schools during 

Rural School Week in front of Natural Science Building

  

 4-H Students from a Kentucky rural school during Rural School Week, 1926

  

 Children building a log cabin

  

 Children with homemade airplane

  

 Exercising

  

 Family listening to the radio

  

 Four women by reflecting pool

  

 Group picture, women's band, University of Kentucky, 1930

    

Tennis players

African-American Portraits

Another group of portraits of black Americans from the late 19th-early 20th centuries by Joseph Pennell.

 Portrait of Hazel Mcelroy, 1922

  

 Portrait of Hazel Prewitt and children, 1917

  

 Portrait of Julia Richardson, 1898

  

 Portrait of Lt. Barnes and wife, 1918

  

 Portrait of McRobinson baby, 1916

  

 Portrait of Mrs. Ike Perkins and Mrs. Sgt. Dorsey, 1916

  

 Portrait of Mrs. R. C. Scott and son, 1917

  

 Portrait of Mrs. Winfield and friend, 1919

  

 Portrait of Nat Jones family, 1910

  

 Portrait of Robinson children, 1898

  

 Portrait of Smith Family, 1917

  

 Portrait of Soldier, William Jackson, M.s.s. and wife, 1918

  

Portrait of W. H. Harrington family, 1918

Dorothea Lange

 Drought refugee living in a ditch bank camp. Imperial County, California, March 1937

  

 Drought refugees from Oklahoma in cotton camp 

near Exeter, California, November 1936

  

 Fighting sand. Childress County, Texas Panhandle. Cultivating weedless cotton fields in Great Plains to break crust and prevent blowing sand from cutting young cotton plants, June 1938

  

 Flood refugee family near Memphis, Texas. These people, with all 

their earthly belongings, are bound for the lower Rio Grande Valley, 

where they hope to pick cotton. They are from Arkansas, May 1937

 

 Hightstown, New Jersey. On this project some of the homesteaders will work on the cooperative farm, some in the cooperative factory. This group represents wives and children of the farm group. This is a Jewish community background. June 1936

  

 Idle men attend the morning movies. There are three such 

movies in one block. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, June 1937

  

 Lunchtime in the field. Camp in background. 

Near Calipatria, California, February 1939

  

 Migrant cotton picker on way to field. Kern migrant camp, California, November 1936

  

 Migrant pea pickers camp in the rain. California, February 1936

  

Near Strathmore, California. From Wyoming and Missouri. Eight years 

in California. Working in lemons. "It's easy for us because we haven't 

got a bunch of kids to get drug around." February 1939