Bridgeman Education

ID: EVB2924165

DuPont operator manufacturing nylon products. She is tying nylon hanks in preparation for cutting the filament into short bristle length bundles. These will be used for bristles in tooth and hair brushes. c. Mid 1940s

ID: EVB2924169

Dust mask developed for workers. 1935

ID: EVB2924176

Daughters of the American Revolution begin their convention with a prayer in Constitution Hall. In 1938, the DAR refused to lease this auditorium for a concert by Marian Anderson because she was an African American. Washington, D.C. April 17, 1933

ID: EVB2924178

Communist Party Headquarters in New York City. Police at the Daily Worker and Communist Party building after an explosion which shattered its windows and caused considerable damage on nearby buildings. The explosion occurred in the first floor offices of the Daily Worker newspaper. Sept 4, 1966

ID: CCI5675035

Saints Bretons. Saints of Bretagne.

ID: CCI5675048

La Commune de Paris. Paris Commune.

ID: CCI5675055

Emprunt de la Liberation en France. Bonds of the Liberation in France.

ID: CCI5675062

Camp francais au Maroc. French camp in Morocco.

ID: CCI5675068

caricature of Leon Cladel, c.1875-80 (engraving)

Le Petit, Alfred (1841-1909)

ID: CCI5675075

Liberation de Strasbourg, 1944. Liberation of Strasbourg, 1944.

ID: CCI5675077

Battle of Gettysburg in 1863 Pennsylviana, c.1880 (lithograph)

ID: CCI5675094

Walter Ubricht.

ID: DGC5675223

Study of a boy wearing a wreath, Sicily, C.1898 (sepia photo)

Gloeden, Wilhelm von (1856-1931)

ID: DGC5675227

Study of two male nudes, Sicily c.1898 (sepia photo)

Gloeden, Wilhelm von (1856-1931)

ID: XOS5675865

Copperplate Engraver Carl Edward Sonne, c.1826 (oil on canvas)

Blunck, Ditlev Conrad (1798-1854)

ID: EVB2924005

Helena Rubenstein Fifth Avenue Salon. Hair treatment is followed by massage. First, the baking machine where electrically heated blankets augment the infrared heat massage. This is followed by a manual massage. March 1937

ID: EVB2924023

Dining 2,000 feet in the air on the Hindenburg with wine on every table. Dr. Hugo Eckener, the manager of the Luftschiffbau Zeppelin, is at the head of the Long Table. May 10, 1936.

ID: EVB2924029

Hindenburg crash at Lake Hurst, New Jersey. The skeleton of the still burning Zeppelin on the ground after bursting in flames while landing. May 6, 1937.

ID: EVB2924031

Injured in the Hindenburg Crash. Survivors are dazed and bloodied by the explosion, fire and crash, a man and women passenger are given first aid before going to the hospital. There were among the 23 passengers who survived the wreck. 13 passengers were killed. May 6, 1937

ID: EVB2924037

'Legalize Pot' signs in London, 1967 (b/w photo)

English Photographer, (20th century)

ID: EVB2924057

Mothers protesting cuts in public assistance for families in Chicago. One sign reads, 'We are starving in the richest nation on Earth'

ID: EVB2924061

Strike of 700 members of the Stock Handlers Union. They unloaded and fed the cattle in the Chicago Stock Yards. July 4, 1934

ID: EVB2924064

Five thousand school teachers demonstrate in downtown Chicago. In the Great Depression, they worked for months without pay, and protested delays in the State Legislature to relieve their plight. April 21, 1934

ID: EVB2924066

20,000 unemployed demonstrate in Chicago's Grant Park. Protest signs read, 'Fight against foreclosure of small homes,' 'We Demand Cash Relief', and 'Vote Communist Nov. 8.' Oct. 31, 1932

ID: EVB2924072

Hill Cumorah Pageant near Palmyra, New York. With a cast of 500, the pageant acts out the biblical events as well as those from the Book of Mormon. June 1969

ID: EVB2924076

Body of one of two airline hijackers killed in by an FBI agent. The FBI agent posed as an airline official who boarded the plane to in San Francisco. The shooting prevented the hijacking to Siberia but also killed one, and injured two passengers. July 5, 1972