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Young pickers on Swift
Young pickers on Swift's Bog. All working. Falmouth, Mass. 9/20/1911
Young school girls attending sewing class at Albuquerque Indian School
Young school girls attending sewing class at Albuquerque Indian School ca. 1910
Young Survivor of Lusitania
Young Survivor of Lusitania 5/24/1915
Young Woman Watches as Her Car Goes Through Testing at an Auto Emission Inspection Station
Young Woman Watches as Her Car Goes Through Testing at an Auto Emission Inspection Station 9/1975
Korean Youngster Hold Mirror For Marine
Korean Youngster Hold Mirror For Marine 1950-1953
Youngsters at Public Housing Project Near Hemisfair Grounds
Youngsters at Public Housing Project Near Hemisfair Grounds 12/1972
Youngsters in Fairfax, Virginia Learning about Point Rationing
Youngsters in Fairfax, Virginia Learning about Point Rationing ca. 1941 - ca. 1945
"Your Community Can Sponsor a School Lunch Program for its Children"
"Your Community Can Sponsor a School Lunch Program for its Children" 1941 - 1945
"Your Country Needs Soybeans, for Food Feeds Guns. Grow More in
"Your Country Needs Soybeans, for Food Feeds Guns. Grow More in '44" 1941 - 1945
Your FBI
Your FBI 1977
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