December 1941. Washington apartment house turned into office space for the Foreign Function Bureau.
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December 1941. Washington apartment house turned into office space for the Foreign Function Bureau.
July 1942. Bridgeton, New Jersey. Facilities for workers employed at the Seabrook Farms. Fourth of July picnic at Parvin Park.
Bustling Jacksonville, Florida, circa 1910.
1902. Dayton, Ohio.
April 1941. South Side of Chicago, Illinois.
Detroit circa 1910.
July 1942. Washington, D.C. People's Drug store lunch counter on G Street N.W. at noon.
New York circa 1904. Goat carriages in Central Park.
Detroit circa 1910.
June 1942. Washington, D.C. A bicycle rental shop on 22nd Street, near Virginia Avenue N.W., on Sunday.
September 1942. Local dance hall in Richwood, Nicholas County, West Virginia.
September 1942. Richwood, West Virginia. Lois Thompson, printer's devil on the Nicholas Republican newspaper.
Columbus, Georgia, circa 1960. Eufaula (Alabama) at Columbus.
December 1925. Washington, D.C. - Western Electric Co. group.
Dickey Christmas tree, 1919.
From Columbus, Georgia, around 1960 comes this News Archive photo of an amateur radio operator and his assistant, "Shortwave" Sally.
Mary at home. San Francisco, c. 1916.