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Trade Mart Speech
Trade Mart Speech 11/22/1963
Sir William Johnson Conferring with the Indians
Sir William Johnson Conferring with the Indians ca. 1750s (artwork 1937)
Traffic Cop in New York City- Wearing a Gauze Mask
Traffic Cop in New York City- Wearing a Gauze Mask 10/16/1918
Traffic in the Herald Square Area of Midtown Manhattan near intersection of 34th Street and Broadway.
Traffic in the Herald Square Area of Midtown Manhattan near intersection of 34th Street and Broadway. 05/1973
Traffic interchange system on the Cross Bronx Expressway
Traffic interchange system on the Cross Bronx Expressway 05/1973
Traffic leading into Holland Tunnel
Traffic leading into Holland Tunnel 05/1973
Traffic on Highway 25 Exit off of Interstate 65
Traffic on Highway 25 Exit off of Interstate 65 09/1972
Traffic on the George Washington Bridge
Traffic on the George Washington Bridge 04/1973
Traffic in the Panama Canal
Traffic in the Panama Canal 2/24/1960
Traffic violator driving a 1900-vintage car being stopped by a policeman on a bicycle
Traffic violator driving a 1900-vintage car being stopped by a policeman on a bicycle
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