Dorothea Lange

 Farmer and boy in the fall of the year at the time the hunting season opens. They live in a white painted house across the road. Jackson County, Oregon, October 1939

  

 Migrant family in Kern County. This family was sent back at the state line by Los Angeles police. Refused entrance into California, and it was only after they had wired back to Arkansas to borrow fifty dollars cash to show at the border that they were permitted to enter. February 1936

 

 Migratory agricultural worker family along California highway. U.S. 99, March 1937

  

 Migratory family in auto camp. California, November 1936

  

 Migratory family traveling across the desert in search of work in 

the cotton at Roswell, New Mexico. U.S. Route 70, Arizona, May 1937

  

 Morning mail at the Mineral King cooperative farm, Farm Security Administration, Tulare County, California. Old ranch house, California type, in the background. Buildings will be replaced by modern structures suitable to community farming. November 1938

  

 Napa Valley, California. More than twenty-five years a bindle-stiff. Walks from the mines to the lumber camps to the farms. The type that formed the backbone of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) in California before the war [i.e., World War I]. December 1938

 

 One pea picker's home. One-half mile off Highway 101 

at Nipomo, California, February 1936

  

 Two boys from New Mexico now in California to work in the harvests, Spring 1937

  

Wife and child of migrant worker, encamped near Winters, California. This is a proposed location of Resettlement Administration migrant camp, November 1936

Albert Percy Godber

 A shelter in the bush and timber workers boiling a billy nearby, Piha, 1915-16

  

 Car crossing a road bridge across the Mangahao River, near Mangahao, ca. 1930s

  

 Four people with a car, motoring near Whangarei, 1923

  

 Group with car, Christmas Day, on the Waikanae 

to Akatarawa Road, Wellington region, 1923

  

 Man transporting logs with horses and railway in the Akatarawa Bush, Hutt Valley, 1912-16

  

 Picnic group, possibly a wedding party, at Belmont, 1909

  

 Scarfing a kauri tree preparatory to sawing, near Piha, 1915-16

  

View of the Arapuni Dam under construction, ca. 1928

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

Leslie Jones

 Girls on bikes at observatory

  

 Guns on USS Tampa that stopped rum runners off Massachusetts coast, 1924

  

 Harvard commencement, 1944

  

 Makeshift sailboats on the Charles River

  

 Market corner at Blackstone & Hanover Streets, 1956

  

 Miss Genevieve Peabody of Salem

  

 Parade of old-fashioned carts and wagons

  

 Santa feeds pigeons, Boston Common, 1928

  

 Train wreck in Readville, 1923

  

Two women doing a fire drill with masks on

Courtesy of the Boston Public Library, Leslie Jones Collection

Adam MacLay

 Family in front of their home, 1905-26

  

 Family portrait in front of trees, 1905-26

  

 Family portrait, four women in high neck collar dresses, with hats 

and holding umbrellas, standing in front of bushes, 1905-26

  

 Group of people in costumes, wearing suits, dresses, hats, 

with riding crop and false beard, in a greenhouse, 1905-26

  

 Group of summer campers posing for a group portrait, ca. 1902-03

  

 Members of a women's hockey team with their mascot and cup, 1905-26

  

 Studio portrait of young girl in shirt and dungarees riding a tricycle, 1905-26

  

 Three unidentified young male youths amongst pine trees, 

probably Christchurch district, 1905-26

  

Women with bicycles in a garden, 1905-26

 

Adam MacLay Collection, Alexander Turnbull Library

Strawberry Festival and Carnival

This group was captioned "Plant City, Florida, strawberry festival and carnival." They were taken by Marion Post Wolcott and are dated 1939.

 [if you look closely at the back pants pocket of the boy, 

you can see peeking out of it a picture of Wonder Woman!]

 

Harris & Ewing

 Flood, 1932-33

  

 Judges at Bal Boheme. These judges, presiding at the Bal Boheme 

in Washington Monday night, are, from the left, Clifford K. Berryman, 

C. Powell Minnigerode and Charles Bittinger. February 1935

  

 Bal Boheme winner. Mr. and Mrs. Melville Grosvenor of Washington drew upon the resources of a king to capture first prize at the Bal Boheme, a social event of gaiety and costume held annually. Judge Charles Bittinger, President of the Arts club, is making the award. Mr. Grosvenor, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor of the National Geographical Society. February 1935

  

 Grace Coolidge and children dressed in colonial 

clothing. White House, Washington, DC, 1923-29

[Which one is Grace Coolidge? See here.]

 Henry C. Wallace and group of girls at garden, 1922

[Mr. Wallace was Secretary of Agriculture.]

    

 Miss Adelaide Hughes caused quite a little excitement on F St. Saturday when she strolled on the busy street with her pet fox, Washington, DC, 1924

  

 Police escorting woman outside U.S. Capitol, Washington, DC, 1932-33

  

 Standing water at US Capitol, Washington, DC, 1915-23

  

 These two prominent members of Washington's social set enjoy the clear, cold aftermath of the blizzard which left the streets covered with nearly a foot of snow, January 1935

  

Women with tuba, 1928