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Night view of Plaza de Espana, Seville, SpainPlaza de Espa├▒a
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The world in 1900 showing how it was governed by different nationsDigital illustration of the world in 1900 showing how it was governed by different nations
Illustration of flag of Iraq, 1991-2004, a horizontal tricolor of red, white, and black, with Takbir between three green stars
Illustration of Art Deco clock
Wilhelm Wundt(Original Caption) Wilhelm Wundt (1832-1920), German physiologist. Photograph, ca. late 19th century-early 20th century
Yorkville Branch Of New York Library(Original Caption) Yorkville Branch of the New York Public Library, first branch to be erected with Carnegie funds. Photograph, early 20th Century
Ticket To The Metropolitan Opera House(Original Caption) Ticket to the Metropolitan Opera House. Season 1906-1907. BPA2# 3473
Interior Of Metzger Automobile Factory(Original Caption) Interior of the Metzger automobile factory. Photograph, ca. 1910
George Weiss, named the new General Manager of the Yankees, replacing Larry MacPhail, who was retiring. Image also shows Del Webb and Bob topping co-owners of the Yankees
Oklahoma State Prison in McAlester
A Regiment of Russian FootsoldiersA regiment of Russian footsoldiers during the Boxer Rebellion
Father Divine Addressing People Dining(Original Caption) Father Divine the byname of George Baker (b.1877?-1965) American religious leader, founded Peace Mission Movement (1919)
Father Divine And Group Of People Dining(Original Caption) Father Divine the byname of George Baker (b.1877?-1965) American religious leader, founded Peace Mission Movement (1919)
Young Woman Snow-Sledding(Original Caption) A young woman rides a sled while it snows outside. Ca. 1900s
Turn of the Century PreschoolPortrait of a class at a turn of the century pre-school
Horse Drawn Delivery Trucks In Street(Original Caption) 1900-Milwaukee, WI: Horse drawn delivery trucks in courtyard of Milwaukee, Wisconsin Schlitz brewers
Portrait Of Soprano Adelina Patti(Original Caption) Adelina Patti (1843-1919) famed Italian coloratura soprano. Full length portrait of her in a formal dress. Undated photograph
Gay Nineties Summer Excursion Group(Original Caption) Gay nineties summer excursion group. Undated photograph
Family Portrait Of Early 20Th Century(Original Caption) Family portrait, father, mother and son. Undated photograph
C. P. Snow(Original Caption) Portrait of Charles Percy Snow (1905-1980), English author, physicist, and diplomat. Undated photograph
Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson and his pet "Old Soak."
Samuel Barber Portrait/Looks Left(Original Caption) Studio portrait of Samuel Barber (1910-1981); American composer of modern music; Pulitzer Prize 1958. Undated photo
Baseball Player Honus Wagner(Original Caption) Head and shoulders outdoors portrait of Hans Wagner, a baseball great from the beginning of the 20th cnetury. Undated photograph
Boxer Terry McGovernEarly 20th century featherweight boxer, Terry McGovern. Undated photograph
Louis LeJeune and His Airplane(Original Caption) The airplane of Louis LeJeune, 15 horsepower, 3 cylinders. Photograph, ca. 1900s-1910s
George Antheil at Piano(Original Caption) George Antheil (1900-1959), American composer and pianist. Undated photograph
Richard Strauss by Max LiebermannRichard Strauss (1864-1949), German composer. Painting by Max Liebermann. Undated
American Conductor Leonard Bernstein(Original Caption) Photo of famous American conductor Leonard Bernstein (1918-1990), seated at a piano, conducting a group of musicians during a practice session
Marian Anderson Alone Headshoulders Scar(Original Caption) Publicty handout of Marian Anderson, (b.1897-1993) American American contralto, one of the finest of her time
Marian Anderson, American contralto singer
Marian Anderson Alone Long White Dress(Original Caption) Publicty handout of Marian Anderson, (b.1897-1993) American American contralto who will sing at the opening concert of the Ann Arbor May Festival May 11, 12, 13, and 14
Niels Bohr, Danish Physicist(Original Caption) Portrait of Niels Bohr (1885-1962), Danish physicist. Proposed a theory of atomic structure based on Planck's quantum theory, and was awarded the 1922 Nobel Prize in physics
Count Basie Playing Piano(Original Caption) Count Basie, (1904-1984) American composer, conductor, and one of the ouststanding big band leader in jazz history
Count Basie Smiling Jimmie Lunceford(Original Caption) 1940-Count Basie, (1904-1984) American composer, conductor, and one of the ouststanding big band leader in jazz history. Depicted in this photograph with Jimmie Lunceford and wife
Thomas Edison Seated W/ His Wife(Original Caption) Portrait of elderly Thomas Edison (1847-1931) seated with his wife. Undated photograph
Thomas Edison Profile Alone Headshoulder(Original Caption) Thomas Alva Edison (1847-1931) Head and shoulders profile portrait photograph of the American inventor
Portrait Of Actor John Gilbert W/Mustach(Original Caption) Portrait of actor John Gilbert (1899-1936), born John Cecil Pringle. He was a popular leading man whose main competition came from Rudolph Valentino
John Barrymore/Movie Still/Twentieth Cen(Original Caption) Photo shows John Barrymore as Oscar Jaffe, the eccentric theatrical impressario, in Columbia's screen adaptation of the Ben Hecht-Charles MacArthur success
HMV GramophoneSpring-driven His Master's Voice grammophone. Ca. 1900. Photograph. (Photo by VCG Wilson/Bettmann Archive)
Benjamin Duke With His Wife(Original Caption) Portrait of Benjamin Duke (1855-1929), American tobacco industrialist, and one of the benefactors of Duke University. Shown standing with his wife. Undated photograph, circa 1905
Students in Classroom(Original Caption) 1906-New York classroom. Photograph, 1906
Young Lady Using Telephone(Original Caption) Young lady using telephone. Photograph, 1909. Copyright, 1909 Rochester Photo Press Rochester, N.Y
Marshall Field'S Store Window(Original Caption) Pedestrians looking at Marshall Field's window, 1909, Chicago, IL. Photo
Police Officers with Police Dogs(Original Caption) Four police officers with dogs on leash. Undated photograph
Portrait Of Oskar Kokoschka, Profile(Original Caption) Portrait of Oskar Kokoschka (1886-1980), Austrian painter and dramatist. Photo ca. 1910
Group Of Boys Ignite Fireworks(Original Caption) A group of boys ignite fireworks on a city sidewalk. Photograph ca. 1910. BPA2 #1960
Horse-Drawn Fire Engine Going Down Broadway(Original Caption) New York, NY: Horse-drawn fire engine at 72nd Street and Broadway, New York City, racing to a fire. Photograph, ca. 1910
Income Tax TimeCrowds standing in line to pay their Federal Income Tax at New York's Customs House
Ellis Island Registration Hall(Original Caption) 1915 Ellis Island Registration Hall full of immigrants
American Ambassador James W. Gerard Leaving for His Post in Germany
Women Modeling Kite Dresses(Original Caption) Women modeling kite dresses ca. 1918. Photograph
Mrs. Graham Holds Billy Graham at Age Six Months(Original Caption) Future evangelist Billy Graham is shown at age six months with his mother, Mrs. Morrow Graham. Born on November 7, 1918, Billy, originally christened William Franklin Graham, Jr
FDR and Boy ScoutsFranklin D. Roosevelt, James E.West (chief scout executive) and Barron Collier surrounded by scouts at their camp
William D. (Big Bill) Haywood
FDR Making the Nomination Speech for Al SmithPolitical Conventions: FDR making the nomination speech for Al Smith, 1924. In background banner of Woodrow Wilson
Werner Karl Heisenberg(Original Caption) Portrait of German physicist Werner Karl Heisenberg (1901-1976), who was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1932
John Logie Baird Demonstrating TelevisionJohn Logie Baird demonstrates his "televisor", a receiver for a mechanical system of television transmission involving a spinning disk
Countess Von Salm Arrives in EnglandThe Countess Von Salm Hoogstraeten, better known as Millicent Rogers, granddaughter of the founder of the Standard Oil Company, recently arrived in England on the S.S. Aquitania
Aviators After Record Breaking FlightPhoto shows left to right front, Bert Acosta, C.D. Chamberlain, aviators who piloted the Wright Bellanca Monoplane, for 51 hours, without touching ground, and Giuseppe Bellanca inventor of the plane
Portrait Of Count BasiePublicity handout features a portrait of American Jazz musician and bandleader Count Basie (born William James Basie, 1904 - 1984), 1930s
Mrs. Doak and PollySecretary of State Stimson's parrot, the Old Soak, now has a cabinet rival in the person of Polly Doak, parrot pet of William N. Doak, the new Secretary of Labor. Polly is shown with Mrs
Gus Sonnenberg & Everett MarshallThis is how Champion Gus Sonnenberg, left, and Challenger Everett Marshall will square off in their World's Championship wrestling match at Wrigley's Field May 5th
Olympic Hockey Match - Canada vs. GermanyHockey Action. Excellent action as International Hockey Match is held. Lake Placid. NY. A picture full of actin. Taken during the Olympic Hockey match played yesterday, Feb 6th
M.J. and O.P. Van SweringenM.J. Van Sweringen (left) and his brother, O.P. Van Sweringen, Cleveland railroad magnates, are seen here as they arrived at the Senate Office in Washington, D.C
John Barrymore and Carole Lombard in Twentieth Century5/1934-ORIGINAL CAPTION READS: John Barrymore and Carole Lombard are shown in a movie still from "Twetieth Century." Directed by Howard Hawks for Columbia
San Francisco RiotsOf these two men seriously wounded during the San Francisco waterfront riots on July 5, one later died. Police clashed with strikers over a wide front during the day as the Industrial Association
San Francisco RiotsMoving of cargoes from docks by the Industrial Association as an effort to break the San Francisco Longshoremen?s strike precipitated several riots
Rare Picture of President's Son and Fiancee TogetherThe oft-repeated rumor that pretty Ethel Dupont and Franklin Delano Roosevelt Jr. son of the President, would wed was confirmed last night, November 14th
Jesse Owens, Ohio State's famous track athlete, soaring over the hurdles as he took his first workout at Bovard Field, Los Angeles
Portrait of Harry and Jack CohnSeperated by the breath of a continent, Jack and Harry Cohn, Vice-President and President of Columbia Pictures, respectively
Toscanini ConcertFarewell concert for Toscanini. Crowds in line outside of Carnegie Hall to buy tickets for the show
Chief Executive sees ball gameForsaking the big leagues, President Roosevelt enjoyed watching his home town Hyde Park Robin Hoods open their season against the nine from Columbiaville, at Hyde Park, N.Y
Owens Equals World Mark in 100 DashJesse Owens, Ohio State Track Flash equaled the world's record for the 100-yard-dash, beating out a field of stars in a track meet in Columbus, Ohio, June 13
Jesse OwensBefore official reception committees could get to Jesse Owens aboard the liner Queen Mary on his arrival in New York City, Mrs
Vince Lombardi, at Fordham University Football practice, New York City, September 11
Safety Nets Protect WorkersReaching outward from each side of the Golden Gate, a huge safety net will soon stretch from shore to shore to proect the lives of workers on the Golden Gate Bridge
Hinkle Hikes Though the Redskins' LineGreen Bay triumphed over the Boston Redskins, here, today (Dec. 13), by score of 21 to 6, and this won the Professional Gridiron title
Three Popular Cushing Sisters(Original Caption) Pictured at the dinner given in their honor by Prince Serge Obolensky at the St. Regis here are the three popular Cushing Sisters, daughters of Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Cushing
FDR Greets Crowd at Egg Rolling on White House LawnPhoto shows President Roosevelt as he waved a greeting to the crowd of children that was assembled on the White House lawn for the traditional Easter Monday Egg Rolling
Alexander Pompez, 47-year-old Cuban, shown with captor, Rafael Arrendondo, underchief of the federal police, after the former's arrest here recently for questioning in conncetion with
Lou Gehrig Falls DownLou Gehrig, of Yankees, flat on his back temporarily knocked out after being tagged on the temple by Lyn Lary, Indians shortstop, who made the putout when Gehrig attempted to steal in the third inning
Back From Mexico On Numbers ChargeThe long arm of special prosecutor Thomas Dewey reached down below the Rio Grande and brought Alexander Pompez back to New York to answer to an indictment