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George Washington's portrait encircled by the arms of the original thirteen states in a American engraving by self-taught artist Amos Doolittle
George Washington's portrait encircled by the arms of the original thirteen states in a American engraving by self-taught artist Amos Doolittle

EVB2940704: George Washington's portrait encircled by the arms of the original thirteen states in a American engraving by self-taught artist Amos Doolittle / Bridgeman Images

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George Washington's portrait encircled by the arms of the original thirteen states in a American engraving by self-taught artist Amos Doolittle

George Washington's Farewell Address page 1 of 2. George Washington advised American citizens to view themselves as a cohesive unit and avoid political parties and issued a special warning to be wary of attachments and entanglements with other nations
George Washington's Farewell Address page 1 of 2. George Washington advised American citizens to view themselves as a cohesive unit and avoid political parties and issued a special warning to be wary of attachments and entanglements with other nations

EVB2940708: George Washington's Farewell Address page 1 of 2. George Washington advised American citizens to view themselves as a cohesive unit and avoid political parties and issued a special warning to be wary of attachments and entanglements with other nations / Bridgeman Images

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George Washington's Farewell Address page 1 of 2. George Washington advised American citizens to view themselves as a cohesive unit and avoid political parties and issued a special warning to be wary of attachments and entanglements with other nations

The City of Chicago in 1874. Chicago Harbor is built up with train tracks warehouses and docks for sail and steam ships. A Chrystal Palace adorns Grant Park
The City of Chicago in 1874. Chicago Harbor is built up with train tracks warehouses and docks for sail and steam ships. A Chrystal Palace adorns Grant Park

EVB2940734: The City of Chicago in 1874. Chicago Harbor is built up with train tracks warehouses and docks for sail and steam ships. A Chrystal Palace adorns Grant Park / Bridgeman Images

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The City of Chicago in 1874. Chicago Harbor is built up with train tracks warehouses and docks for sail and steam ships. A Chrystal Palace adorns Grant Park

Avenue D housing project in Manhattan's Lower East Side was populated by African Americans Hispanics and low income whites in the 1970s. c. 1973-75
Avenue D housing project in Manhattan's Lower East Side was populated by African Americans Hispanics and low income whites in the 1970s. c. 1973-75

EVB2940759: Avenue D housing project in Manhattan's Lower East Side was populated by African Americans Hispanics and low income whites in the 1970s. c. 1973-75 / Bridgeman Images

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Avenue D housing project in Manhattan's Lower East Side was populated by African Americans Hispanics and low income whites in the 1970s. c. 1973-75

Television antennas at Sunset in northern Manhattan. c. 1973-75
Television antennas at Sunset in northern Manhattan. c. 1973-75

EVB2940765: Television antennas at Sunset in northern Manhattan. c. 1973-75 / Bridgeman Images

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Television antennas at Sunset in northern Manhattan. c. 1973-75

Heavy rush hour traffic as commuters drive to their suburban homes from their workplaces in Cleveland. c. 1973-75
Heavy rush hour traffic as commuters drive to their suburban homes from their workplaces in Cleveland. c. 1973-75

EVB2940789: Heavy rush hour traffic as commuters drive to their suburban homes from their workplaces in Cleveland. c. 1973-75 / Bridgeman Images

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Heavy rush hour traffic as commuters drive to their suburban homes from their workplaces in Cleveland. c. 1973-75

Water cooling towers of the John Amos Power Plant loom over a West Virginia home across the Kanawha River. The coal powered plant was named after a state politician
Water cooling towers of the John Amos Power Plant loom over a West Virginia home across the Kanawha River. The coal powered plant was named after a state politician

EVB2940807: Water cooling towers of the John Amos Power Plant loom over a West Virginia home across the Kanawha River. The coal powered plant was named after a state politician / Bridgeman Images

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Water cooling towers of the John Amos Power Plant loom over a West Virginia home across the Kanawha River. The coal powered plant was named after a state politician

Gasoline Station stays open for business but has no gasoline to sell during the Energy Crisis in October 1973
Gasoline Station stays open for business but has no gasoline to sell during the Energy Crisis in October 1973

EVB2940819: Gasoline Station stays open for business but has no gasoline to sell during the Energy Crisis in October 1973 / Bridgeman Images

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Gasoline Station stays open for business but has no gasoline to sell during the Energy Crisis in October 1973

'Even Numbers Only ' reads a sign after Oregon was the first US state to use a system of odd and even license plate numbers during the 1973-74 energy crisis
'Even Numbers Only ' reads a sign after Oregon was the first US state to use a system of odd and even license plate numbers during the 1973-74 energy crisis

EVB2940825: 'Even Numbers Only ' reads a sign after Oregon was the first US state to use a system of odd and even license plate numbers during the 1973-74 energy crisis / Bridgeman Images

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'Even Numbers Only ' reads a sign after Oregon was the first US state to use a system of odd and even license plate numbers during the 1973-74 energy crisis

Oregon's odd-even plan restricting gas sales based on license plate numbers eased the length of lines are service stations during the 1973-74 energy crisis
Oregon's odd-even plan restricting gas sales based on license plate numbers eased the length of lines are service stations during the 1973-74 energy crisis

EVB2940828: Oregon's odd-even plan restricting gas sales based on license plate numbers eased the length of lines are service stations during the 1973-74 energy crisis / Bridgeman Images

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Oregon's odd-even plan restricting gas sales based on license plate numbers eased the length of lines are service stations during the 1973-74 energy crisis

Gang of farm workers weeding sugar beets by hand with hoes. The men and woman wear hats and long sleeves to as protection against day long exposure to the sun. c. 1973-75
Gang of farm workers weeding sugar beets by hand with hoes. The men and woman wear hats and long sleeves to as protection against day long exposure to the sun. c. 1973-75

EVB2940831: Gang of farm workers weeding sugar beets by hand with hoes. The men and woman wear hats and long sleeves to as protection against day long exposure to the sun. c. 1973-75 / Bridgeman Images

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Gang of farm workers weeding sugar beets by hand with hoes. The men and woman wear hats and long sleeves to as protection against day long exposure to the sun. c. 1973-75

Dump in New Jersey with a view of the back of the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor. This landfill was developed into Liberty State Park which opened June 14 1976. Ronald Reagan used the Park as a patriotic backdrop to kickoff his 1980 presidential campaign. c. 1973-75
Dump in New Jersey with a view of the back of the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor. This landfill was developed into Liberty State Park which opened June 14 1976. Ronald Reagan used the Park as a patriotic backdrop to kickoff his 1980 presidential campaign. c. 1973-75

EVB2940853: Dump in New Jersey with a view of the back of the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor. This landfill was developed into Liberty State Park which opened June 14 1976. Ronald Reagan used the Park as a patriotic backdrop to kickoff his 1980 presidential campaign. c. 1973-75 / Bridgeman Images

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Dump in New Jersey with a view of the back of the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor. This landfill was developed into Liberty State Park which opened June 14 1976. Ronald Reagan used the Park as a patriotic backdrop to kickoff his 1980 presidential campaign. c. 1973-75

A Cleveland city pump station discharges sewage into the Cuyahoga River. In the background is the Terminal Tower a landmark skyscraper in downtown Cleveland. c. 1973-75
A Cleveland city pump station discharges sewage into the Cuyahoga River. In the background is the Terminal Tower a landmark skyscraper in downtown Cleveland. c. 1973-75

EVB2940859: A Cleveland city pump station discharges sewage into the Cuyahoga River. In the background is the Terminal Tower a landmark skyscraper in downtown Cleveland. c. 1973-75 / Bridgeman Images

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A Cleveland city pump station discharges sewage into the Cuyahoga River. In the background is the Terminal Tower a landmark skyscraper in downtown Cleveland. c. 1973-75

A five acre pond so polluted with junked autos acid and oil it threatened to contaminate the nearby Great Salt Lake and a wildlife refuge. Under EPA supervision the water was removed cleaned and safely disposed. c. 1973-75
A five acre pond so polluted with junked autos acid and oil it threatened to contaminate the nearby Great Salt Lake and a wildlife refuge. Under EPA supervision the water was removed cleaned and safely disposed. c. 1973-75

EVB2940868: A five acre pond so polluted with junked autos acid and oil it threatened to contaminate the nearby Great Salt Lake and a wildlife refuge. Under EPA supervision the water was removed cleaned and safely disposed. c. 1973-75 / Bridgeman Images

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A five acre pond so polluted with junked autos acid and oil it threatened to contaminate the nearby Great Salt Lake and a wildlife refuge. Under EPA supervision the water was removed cleaned and safely disposed. c. 1973-75

THE DEER FAMILY was first published in 1902 by Theodore Roosevelt and other contributors. Image shows the frontispiece and title page of the 1902 edition by the Macmillan Company
THE DEER FAMILY was first published in 1902 by Theodore Roosevelt and other contributors. Image shows the frontispiece and title page of the 1902 edition by the Macmillan Company

EVB2940889: THE DEER FAMILY was first published in 1902 by Theodore Roosevelt and other contributors. Image shows the frontispiece and title page of the 1902 edition by the Macmillan Company / Bridgeman Images

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THE DEER FAMILY was first published in 1902 by Theodore Roosevelt and other contributors. Image shows the frontispiece and title page of the 1902 edition by the Macmillan Company

BAD DREAMS a 1909 cartoon shows a sleeping wealthy 'Protected Monopolist' and an turkey labeled 'Income Tax' that has risen from the remains of a Thanksgiving Day dinner labeled 'High Tariff Plunder.' Prior to the Federal Income tax of 1913 Tariffs which protected US business from foreign competition were the major source of Federal revenues
BAD DREAMS a 1909 cartoon shows a sleeping wealthy 'Protected Monopolist' and an turkey labeled 'Income Tax' that has risen from the remains of a Thanksgiving Day dinner labeled 'High Tariff Plunder.' Prior to the Federal Income tax of 1913 Tariffs which protected US business from foreign competition were the major source of Federal revenues

EVB2940900: BAD DREAMS a 1909 cartoon shows a sleeping wealthy 'Protected Monopolist' and an turkey labeled 'Income Tax' that has risen from the remains of a Thanksgiving Day dinner labeled 'High Tariff Plunder.' Prior to the Federal Income tax of 1913 Tariffs which protected US business from foreign competition were the major source of Federal revenues / Bridgeman Images

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BAD DREAMS a 1909 cartoon shows a sleeping wealthy 'Protected Monopolist' and an turkey labeled 'Income Tax' that has risen from the remains of a Thanksgiving Day dinner labeled 'High Tariff Plunder.' Prior to the Federal Income tax of 1913 Tariffs which protected US business from foreign competition were the major source of Federal revenues

Richard Ballinger 1858-1922 was President Howard Taft's Secretary of the Interior from 1909-1911. He favored coal interests over those of the environment outraging Conservationists and Republican party Progressives including Theodore Roosevelt
Richard Ballinger 1858-1922 was President Howard Taft's Secretary of the Interior from 1909-1911. He favored coal interests over those of the environment outraging Conservationists and Republican party Progressives including Theodore Roosevelt

EVB2940905: Richard Ballinger 1858-1922 was President Howard Taft's Secretary of the Interior from 1909-1911. He favored coal interests over those of the environment outraging Conservationists and Republican party Progressives including Theodore Roosevelt / Bridgeman Images

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Richard Ballinger 1858-1922 was President Howard Taft's Secretary of the Interior from 1909-1911. He favored coal interests over those of the environment outraging Conservationists and Republican party Progressives including Theodore Roosevelt

Eleanor Roosevelt. Hand colored photograph c.1936
Eleanor Roosevelt. Hand colored photograph c.1936

EVB2940909: Eleanor Roosevelt. Hand colored photograph c.1936 / Bridgeman Images

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Eleanor Roosevelt. Hand colored photograph c.1936

Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt on the south lawn at Hyde Park NY. August 16 1933
Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt on the south lawn at Hyde Park NY. August 16 1933

EVB2940924: Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt on the south lawn at Hyde Park NY. August 16 1933 / Bridgeman Images

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Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt on the south lawn at Hyde Park NY. August 16 1933

President Franklin Roosevelt on his schooner the Amberjack II. He sailed from Marion Massachusetts to Campobello in June 1933 during his first trip back to Campobello in 10 years
President Franklin Roosevelt on his schooner the Amberjack II. He sailed from Marion Massachusetts to Campobello in June 1933 during his first trip back to Campobello in 10 years

EVB2940948: President Franklin Roosevelt on his schooner the Amberjack II. He sailed from Marion Massachusetts to Campobello in June 1933 during his first trip back to Campobello in 10 years / Bridgeman Images

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President Franklin Roosevelt on his schooner the Amberjack II. He sailed from Marion Massachusetts to Campobello in June 1933 during his first trip back to Campobello in 10 years

First Food Stamp was introduced on April 20 1939. The Department of Agriculture administered the program that made food surpluses available to the poor at reduced costs
First Food Stamp was introduced on April 20 1939. The Department of Agriculture administered the program that made food surpluses available to the poor at reduced costs

EVB2940963: First Food Stamp was introduced on April 20 1939. The Department of Agriculture administered the program that made food surpluses available to the poor at reduced costs / Bridgeman Images

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First Food Stamp was introduced on April 20 1939. The Department of Agriculture administered the program that made food surpluses available to the poor at reduced costs

Richard Nixon meeting Elvis Presley and his two friends Jerry West and Sonny Baker. Dec. 21 1970
Richard Nixon meeting Elvis Presley and his two friends Jerry West and Sonny Baker. Dec. 21 1970

EVB2940986: Richard Nixon meeting Elvis Presley and his two friends Jerry West and Sonny Baker. Dec. 21 1970 / Bridgeman Images

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Richard Nixon meeting Elvis Presley and his two friends Jerry West and Sonny Baker. Dec. 21 1970

Nixon in China. Pat Nixon visiting the Evergreen People's Commune on the west edge of Beijing. Feb. 23 1972
Nixon in China. Pat Nixon visiting the Evergreen People's Commune on the west edge of Beijing. Feb. 23 1972

EVB2940992: Nixon in China. Pat Nixon visiting the Evergreen People's Commune on the west edge of Beijing. Feb. 23 1972 / Bridgeman Images

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Nixon in China. Pat Nixon visiting the Evergreen People's Commune on the west edge of Beijing. Feb. 23 1972

Nixon in China. President and Pat Nixon on an escorted tour in Beijing China. February 21-27 1972
Nixon in China. President and Pat Nixon on an escorted tour in Beijing China. February 21-27 1972

EVB2940998: Nixon in China. President and Pat Nixon on an escorted tour in Beijing China. February 21-27 1972 / Bridgeman Images

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Nixon in China. President and Pat Nixon on an escorted tour in Beijing China. February 21-27 1972

President Nixon shaking hands with CIA employees after speaking at the CIA headquarters. March 7 1969
President Nixon shaking hands with CIA employees after speaking at the CIA headquarters. March 7 1969

EVB2941007: President Nixon shaking hands with CIA employees after speaking at the CIA headquarters. March 7 1969 / Bridgeman Images

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President Nixon shaking hands with CIA employees after speaking at the CIA headquarters. March 7 1969

President Nixon pointing at the crowd from the roof of his car during a motorcade. c. 1969-1974
President Nixon pointing at the crowd from the roof of his car during a motorcade. c. 1969-1974

EVB2941016: President Nixon pointing at the crowd from the roof of his car during a motorcade. c. 1969-1974 / Bridgeman Images

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President Nixon pointing at the crowd from the roof of his car during a motorcade. c. 1969-1974

President Theodore Roosevelt (1858-1919), speaking to an outdoors audience in 1906
President Theodore Roosevelt (1858-1919), speaking to an outdoors audience in 1906

EVB2935953: President Theodore Roosevelt (1858-1919), speaking to an outdoors audience in 1906 / Bridgeman Images

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President Theodore Roosevelt (1858-1919), speaking to an outdoors audience in 1906

Harry S. Truman taking the oath of office as Vice President at the U.S. Capitol. At far left is the out-going Vice President Henry Wallace. The wartime inauguration was held with minimal ceremony. Jan. 20, 1945
Harry S. Truman taking the oath of office as Vice President at the U.S. Capitol. At far left is the out-going Vice President Henry Wallace. The wartime inauguration was held with minimal ceremony. Jan. 20, 1945

EVB2935957: Harry S. Truman taking the oath of office as Vice President at the U.S. Capitol. At far left is the out-going Vice President Henry Wallace. The wartime inauguration was held with minimal ceremony. Jan. 20, 1945 / Bridgeman Images

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Harry S. Truman taking the oath of office as Vice President at the U.S. Capitol. At far left is the out-going Vice President Henry Wallace. The wartime inauguration was held with minimal ceremony. Jan. 20, 1945

The south face of the White House, Washington, D.C. in 1866
The south face of the White House, Washington, D.C. in 1866

EVB2935960: The south face of the White House, Washington, D.C. in 1866 / Bridgeman Images

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The south face of the White House, Washington, D.C. in 1866

Geronimo (1829-1909), Chiricahua Apache warrior with walking stick. 1904 photo
Geronimo (1829-1909), Chiricahua Apache warrior with walking stick. 1904 photo

EVB2935988: Geronimo (1829-1909), Chiricahua Apache warrior with walking stick. 1904 photo / Bridgeman Images

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Geronimo (1829-1909), Chiricahua Apache warrior with walking stick. 1904 photo

Hattie McDaniel (1895-1952), shaking hands with NAACP leaders, Walter F. White and Arthur Spingarn. McDaniel the first black performer to win an Academy Award in 1939. She had roles in over 60 films between 1932 and 1949. c. 1940
Hattie McDaniel (1895-1952), shaking hands with NAACP leaders, Walter F. White and Arthur Spingarn. McDaniel the first black performer to win an Academy Award in 1939. She had roles in over 60 films between 1932 and 1949. c. 1940

EVB2936014: Hattie McDaniel (1895-1952), shaking hands with NAACP leaders, Walter F. White and Arthur Spingarn. McDaniel the first black performer to win an Academy Award in 1939. She had roles in over 60 films between 1932 and 1949. c. 1940 / Bridgeman Images

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Hattie McDaniel (1895-1952), shaking hands with NAACP leaders, Walter F. White and Arthur Spingarn. McDaniel the first black performer to win an Academy Award in 1939. She had roles in over 60 films between 1932 and 1949. c. 1940

Odetta Holmes, c.1965 (b/w photo)
Odetta Holmes, c.1965 (b/w photo)

EVB2936018: Odetta Holmes, c.1965 (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images

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Odetta Holmes, c.1965 (b/w photo)

Beaux arts sculpture exhibited in the Gallery Rapp, Palace of Fine Arts, Paris Exposition, 1889
Beaux arts sculpture exhibited in the Gallery Rapp, Palace of Fine Arts, Paris Exposition, 1889

EVB2936064: Beaux arts sculpture exhibited in the Gallery Rapp, Palace of Fine Arts, Paris Exposition, 1889 / Bridgeman Images

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Beaux arts sculpture exhibited in the Gallery Rapp, Palace of Fine Arts, Paris Exposition, 1889

Campaign banner for 1864 Republican presidential candidate Abraham Lincoln and running mate Andrew Johnson. Johnson was the only Southern Senator not to join the Confederacy
Campaign banner for 1864 Republican presidential candidate Abraham Lincoln and running mate Andrew Johnson. Johnson was the only Southern Senator not to join the Confederacy

EVB2936122: Campaign banner for 1864 Republican presidential candidate Abraham Lincoln and running mate Andrew Johnson. Johnson was the only Southern Senator not to join the Confederacy / Bridgeman Images

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Campaign banner for 1864 Republican presidential candidate Abraham Lincoln and running mate Andrew Johnson. Johnson was the only Southern Senator not to join the Confederacy

San Francisco, California in 1851. Daguerreotype of Portsmouth Square with restaurants and shops
San Francisco, California in 1851. Daguerreotype of Portsmouth Square with restaurants and shops

EVB2936185: San Francisco, California in 1851. Daguerreotype of Portsmouth Square with restaurants and shops / Bridgeman Images

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San Francisco, California in 1851. Daguerreotype of Portsmouth Square with restaurants and shops

Power station towers and cables at the Hoover Dam, Arizona and Nevada was the world's largest electric-power generating station when it was completed in 1936. It provided energy to the American southwest but cut river flow to the Colorado River Delta in Mexico. 1941 photo
Power station towers and cables at the Hoover Dam, Arizona and Nevada was the world's largest electric-power generating station when it was completed in 1936. It provided energy to the American southwest but cut river flow to the Colorado River Delta in Mexico. 1941 photo

EVB2936196: Power station towers and cables at the Hoover Dam, Arizona and Nevada was the world's largest electric-power generating station when it was completed in 1936. It provided energy to the American southwest but cut river flow to the Colorado River Delta in Mexico. 1941 photo / Bridgeman Images

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Power station towers and cables at the Hoover Dam, Arizona and Nevada was the world's largest electric-power generating station when it was completed in 1936. It provided energy to the American southwest but cut river flow to the Colorado River Delta in Mexico. 1941 photo


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