Frederick Nelson Jones

 A view of Buller Gorge showing three men and a woman, 1930s

  

 Demonstration of hypnotism, ca. 1914

  

 Duke and Duchess of York in Wellington during the 1927 royal tour

  

 Selling tickets by auction for a concert in aid of the War Fund, Nelson, 13 August 1914

    

Tasman Street School, Nelson, ca. 1910. Children play in the grounds

 

Courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand

George Frederick Kaye

 A New Zealand Infantry platoon pictured near Monte Cassino 

on the 5th Army Front in Italy, 8 March 1944

  

 A scene in the forward area of the Sangro River Front, in Italy, 

showing villagers outside their wrecked homes, 10 December 1943

  

 An American military police officer on point duty and two Kiwi soldiers 

seen together on the 5th Army Front in southern Italy, 10 February 1944

  

 Competitor taking part in the high jump at 5 NZ Infantry 

Brigade Sports Meeting in Italy, 11 May 1944

  

New Zealand soldiers, out of the line for a rest in Italy, await their turn for a 

hot shower provided by a NZ Field Hygiene Section, 6 January 1944

Adam MacLay

 Four young men and a dog, with a variety of equipment 

including a gun, an axe and a sign saying 'Okapara Boys'

  

 Group of men and women with a dog, 1905-26

  

 Group of young men and women in front of two tents 

with overlapping awning, Christchurch, 1905-26

  

 Jack Suckling, and a row of cyclists, outside 

Suckling's cycle shop, Christchurch, ca. 1912-14

  

Portrait of eight unidentified young women in costumes, 

wearing dresses or men's suits, 1905-26

 
Adam MacLay Collection, Alexander Turnbull Library

The Roosevelts

From Harris & Ewing come these photos of Franklin and Eleanor.

 First Lady meets Democratic Party mascot, 1940?

  

 First Lady welcomes Easter egg rollers. Because of the cold 

weather the crowd was the smallest in 15 years. 25 March 1940

  

 Franklin D. Roosevelt throwing out ball at baseball game, 1932-33

  

 Group on back of train; includes John Nance Garner, 

Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Eleanor Roosevelt, 1933-40

  

 Indians visit Great White Father. President Roosevelt receives Drag Wolf (l) and Foolish Bear while Arthur Mandan interprets. The purpose of the visit was to thank the Great White Father for his help in restoring the 'sacred bundle' to the Water Buster Clan of the Gros Ventre tribe of North Dakota, a tribal relic whose loss in 1907 has been followed by such a period of drought as none among them can remember. With the return of the bundle the Indians think the drought will be over. 13 January 1938

  

 May Day, designated by President Roosevelt as Child Health Day, was observed at the White House when two capital youngsters presented a basket of flowers to Mrs. Roosevelt, 2 May 1938

  

Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt and Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker christening 

the flagship of the Eastern Air Lines Washington-New York run, 17 May 1937

Jack Delano

 Backstage at the "girlie" show at the Vermont state fair, Rutland, September 1941

  

 Barker at the grounds at the Vermont state fair, Rutland, September 1941

  

 

 On the ferris wheel at the Vermont state fair, Rutland, September 1941

 

 Children in a company housing settlement, Puerto Rico, December 1941

   

 Men and a woman reading headlines posted in street-corner window of Brockton Enterprise newspaper office on Christmas Eve, Brockton, Massachusetts, December 1940

  

 Near White Plains, Georgia, 1941

   

 Operating a machine for putting tops on crates at a co-op 

orange packing plant, Redlands, California, March 1943

  

Skating, vicinity of Brockton, Massachusetts, December 1940

Marion Post Wolcott - Kids

 Mountain children playing marbles after school in Breathitt County, Kentucky, September 1940

  

 Playtime in front of migratory packinghouse worker's camp. Child is from Tennessee and his parents are away most of the time. Belle Glade, Florida, January 1939

  

 Schoolchildren doing dance on May Day health day at 

Ashwood Plantation, South Carolina, Spring 1939

  

 Street in Negro section. Charleston, West Virginia, September 1938

  

WPA (Works Progress Administration) worker's children with their toys in their play yard. South Charleston, West Virginia, September 1938

World War I - women workers

These photos of women workers during World War I come from here.

 A woman delivers coal in France

  

 A woman makes and repairs shoes

  

 Women filling shells in a munitions factory in Scotland

  

 Women grease and inspect the signals at the Gare du Nord, in Paris, France

  

 Women pilots in flying suits

  

 Women shovelling snow from the road, in Paris, France

  

Women unloading a coal wagon in England