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Africa. Gabon, French Equatorial Africa. The rig is up: a native laborer sits sleepily on the scores of drill pipe joints which will soon be sent burrowing down into the earth in search of oil
Africa. Gabon, French Equatorial Africa. The rig is up: a native laborer sits sleepily on the scores of drill pipe joints which will soon be sent burrowing down into the earth in search of oil ca. 1948 - 1955
African American Casuals Aboard the George Washington
African American Casuals Aboard the George Washington ca. 1917 - 1919
African American Jazz Band on the Deck of a Ship.
African American Jazz Band on the Deck of a Ship. 02/12/1919
African American Soldiers Filling Sandbags During the Vanport Flood, Columbia River
African American Soldiers Filling Sandbags During the Vanport Flood, Columbia River 6/3/1948
American Red Cross Rest Room for African-American Soldiers and Sailors
American Red Cross Rest Room for African-American Soldiers and Sailors 12/2/1918
Afro-American Patrolmen
Afro-American Patrolmen's League Meeting Flyer 4/30/1970
After Action Report for OPERATION HOLLY - Bob Hope Christmas Tours
After Action Report for OPERATION HOLLY - Bob Hope Christmas Tours 1970
After Influenza, Build up with Food
After Influenza, Build up with Food 11/9/1918
Age by Sex and Nativity for All War Relocation Authority (WRA) Centers
Age by Sex and Nativity for All War Relocation Authority (WRA) Centers 7/1/1944
Age, Weight, and Measurements of the Northern Sledge Party
Age, Weight, and Measurements of the Northern Sledge Party 4/27/1909
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