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The Alternative of Williamsburg
The Alternative of Williamsburg 1775
Althea Gibson Wins the US National Championships
Althea Gibson Wins the US National Championships ca. 1958
Although her mind is far from vengeance to be wreaked on the Axis powers, this little lady is contributing to their defeat. She has gathered up an old bicycle tire and other odds and ends to contribut
Although her mind is far from vengeance to be wreaked on the Axis powers, this little lady is contributing to their defeat. She has gathered up an old bicycle tire and other odds and ends to contribut ca. 5/1942
Alyce Jean Elston, et al [Case 9-BR-347]: Helen Jean Thompson Complaint
Alyce Jean Elston, et al [Case 9-BR-347]: Helen Jean Thompson Complaint 10/26/1944
Amache Elementary school victory garden exhibit
Amache Elementary school victory garden exhibit 9/11/1943
Cherokee Wood Scultptor Amanda Crowe
Cherokee Wood Scultptor Amanda Crowe
Ambitious Home Run Hitters
Ambitious Home Run Hitters 8/3/1920
Ambulance Training Corps Being Inoculated
Ambulance Training Corps Being Inoculated ca. 1917
Women
Women's Ambulance Transport Corps 1939-1945
Amelia Earhart
Amelia Earhart 7/30/1936
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