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Golfer Opal Hill checking her score of 75 that gave her the medal in the opening round. She went on to win the 37th Annual Women's Western Golf Tournament in 1937, repeating her 1936 victory. She one of the 13 founders of the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA)in 1950
Golfer Opal Hill checking her score of 75 that gave her the medal in the opening round. She went on to win the 37th Annual Women's Western Golf Tournament in 1937, repeating her 1936 victory. She one of the 13 founders of the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA)in 1950

EVB2925363: Golfer Opal Hill checking her score of 75 that gave her the medal in the opening round. She went on to win the 37th Annual Women's Western Golf Tournament in 1937, repeating her 1936 victory. She one of the 13 founders of the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA)in 1950 / Bridgeman Images

Tammany Boss Jimmy Hines was convicted of protecting the Dutch Schultz mob. Hines smoked a cigarette behind the fence at the General Session Court after his conviction, March 2,1939. The Hines' case was one of New York City Prosecutor Thomas Dewey's biggest victories
Tammany Boss Jimmy Hines was convicted of protecting the Dutch Schultz mob. Hines smoked a cigarette behind the fence at the General Session Court after his conviction, March 2,1939. The Hines' case was one of New York City Prosecutor Thomas Dewey's biggest victories

EVB2925378: Tammany Boss Jimmy Hines was convicted of protecting the Dutch Schultz mob. Hines smoked a cigarette behind the fence at the General Session Court after his conviction, March 2,1939. The Hines' case was one of New York City Prosecutor Thomas Dewey's biggest victories / Bridgeman Images

Harry Hopkins and Cpl. Robert Hopkins at Casablanca, French Morocco, Jan. 30, 1943. Robert was a battle photographers with the Operation Torch, the Allied North African campaign. He was photographing the Casablanca Conference for the Army Signal Corps
Harry Hopkins and Cpl. Robert Hopkins at Casablanca, French Morocco, Jan. 30, 1943. Robert was a battle photographers with the Operation Torch, the Allied North African campaign. He was photographing the Casablanca Conference for the Army Signal Corps

EVB2925417: Harry Hopkins and Cpl. Robert Hopkins at Casablanca, French Morocco, Jan. 30, 1943. Robert was a battle photographers with the Operation Torch, the Allied North African campaign. He was photographing the Casablanca Conference for the Army Signal Corps / Bridgeman Images

'We Ain't Mad With Nobody' is the Christmas message of Harry and Diana Hopkins. The widowed Hopkins and Diana lived in the FDR White House. Dec. 24, 1940
'We Ain't Mad With Nobody' is the Christmas message of Harry and Diana Hopkins. The widowed Hopkins and Diana lived in the FDR White House. Dec. 24, 1940

EVB2925420: 'We Ain't Mad With Nobody' is the Christmas message of Harry and Diana Hopkins. The widowed Hopkins and Diana lived in the FDR White House. Dec. 24, 1940 / Bridgeman Images

Colonel Oveta Culp Hobby, Commander of the U.S. Women's Army Corps during World War II. July 1943-July 1945
Colonel Oveta Culp Hobby, Commander of the U.S. Women's Army Corps during World War II. July 1943-July 1945

EVB2925432: Colonel Oveta Culp Hobby, Commander of the U.S. Women's Army Corps during World War II. July 1943-July 1945 / Bridgeman Images

Chiang Ching-Kuo, was President Republic of China from May 1978 until his death in 1988. He was the son of Chiang Kai-shek, leader of the Kuomintang Party from 1925-1949 on the Chinese mainland
Chiang Ching-Kuo, was President Republic of China from May 1978 until his death in 1988. He was the son of Chiang Kai-shek, leader of the Kuomintang Party from 1925-1949 on the Chinese mainland

EVB2925459: Chiang Ching-Kuo, was President Republic of China from May 1978 until his death in 1988. He was the son of Chiang Kai-shek, leader of the Kuomintang Party from 1925-1949 on the Chinese mainland / Bridgeman Images

Draft Director Louis Hershey driven from the stage by anti-war protestors at Howard University. March 21, 1967. 50 African American students surrounded the 73 year old Gen. Hershey waving anti-draft posters
Draft Director Louis Hershey driven from the stage by anti-war protestors at Howard University. March 21, 1967. 50 African American students surrounded the 73 year old Gen. Hershey waving anti-draft posters

EVB2925483: Draft Director Louis Hershey driven from the stage by anti-war protestors at Howard University. March 21, 1967. 50 African American students surrounded the 73 year old Gen. Hershey waving anti-draft posters / Bridgeman Images

Survivors of the ill-fated Italian liner Andrea Doria, July 26, 1956. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Hill, of Detroit, Michigan pose with their five children aboard the 'Ilda France'. The French liner took on 753 Andrea Doria passengers in a 6-hour rescue operation
Survivors of the ill-fated Italian liner Andrea Doria, July 26, 1956. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Hill, of Detroit, Michigan pose with their five children aboard the 'Ilda France'. The French liner took on 753 Andrea Doria passengers in a 6-hour rescue operation

EVB2925504: Survivors of the ill-fated Italian liner Andrea Doria, July 26, 1956. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Hill, of Detroit, Michigan pose with their five children aboard the 'Ilda France'. The French liner took on 753 Andrea Doria passengers in a 6-hour rescue operation / Bridgeman Images

Caucasian man with two African pigmy men. c. 1930
Caucasian man with two African pigmy men. c. 1930

EVB2923451: Caucasian man with two African pigmy men. c. 1930 / Bridgeman Images

A camel caravan on the Khyber Pass on the Northwest Indian Frontier. c. 1930s
A camel caravan on the Khyber Pass on the Northwest Indian Frontier. c. 1930s

EVB2923454: A camel caravan on the Khyber Pass on the Northwest Indian Frontier. c. 1930s / Bridgeman Images

Watergate Special Prosecution Force, 1973 (photo)
Watergate Special Prosecution Force, 1973 (photo)

EVB2923481: Watergate Special Prosecution Force, 1973 (photo) / Bridgeman Images

Senior citizens in Washington. They are waving petitions to the House Ways and Means Committee in support of Pres. Johnson's recommended 20% social security increase. May 25, 1967
Senior citizens in Washington. They are waving petitions to the House Ways and Means Committee in support of Pres. Johnson's recommended 20% social security increase. May 25, 1967

EVB2923511: Senior citizens in Washington. They are waving petitions to the House Ways and Means Committee in support of Pres. Johnson's recommended 20% social security increase. May 25, 1967 / Bridgeman Images

A 30 year old polio patient wearing a chest respirator on a standing bed. This relieves pressure on the back from the horizontal bed of iron lungs. The nurse checks the patient's blood pressure as he moves into a vertical position. Jefferson Davis Hospital, Houston, Texas. 1953
A 30 year old polio patient wearing a chest respirator on a standing bed. This relieves pressure on the back from the horizontal bed of iron lungs. The nurse checks the patient's blood pressure as he moves into a vertical position. Jefferson Davis Hospital, Houston, Texas. 1953

EVB2923595: A 30 year old polio patient wearing a chest respirator on a standing bed. This relieves pressure on the back from the horizontal bed of iron lungs. The nurse checks the patient's blood pressure as he moves into a vertical position. Jefferson Davis Hospital, Houston, Texas. 1953 / Bridgeman Images

Partial view of the new IBM type '702' electronic data processing machine, a 'giant brain' designed for business. The '702' consists of a dozen or more electronically interconnected units. The '702' is operated from a central console. Dec. 10, 1954
Partial view of the new IBM type '702' electronic data processing machine, a 'giant brain' designed for business. The '702' consists of a dozen or more electronically interconnected units. The '702' is operated from a central console. Dec. 10, 1954

EVB2923610: Partial view of the new IBM type '702' electronic data processing machine, a 'giant brain' designed for business. The '702' consists of a dozen or more electronically interconnected units. The '702' is operated from a central console. Dec. 10, 1954 / Bridgeman Images

Joseph (Joe Bananas) Bonanno arrives at Federal Courthouse in New York on May 17, 1966 to surrender to federal authorities 19 months after his disappearance. Bonanno had been the object of a worldwide manhunt since Oct. 21, 1964, when he was reportedly kidnaped at gunpoint on the eve of his scheduled appearance before a rackets grand jury
Joseph (Joe Bananas) Bonanno arrives at Federal Courthouse in New York on May 17, 1966 to surrender to federal authorities 19 months after his disappearance. Bonanno had been the object of a worldwide manhunt since Oct. 21, 1964, when he was reportedly kidnaped at gunpoint on the eve of his scheduled appearance before a rackets grand jury

EVB2923634: Joseph (Joe Bananas) Bonanno arrives at Federal Courthouse in New York on May 17, 1966 to surrender to federal authorities 19 months after his disappearance. Bonanno had been the object of a worldwide manhunt since Oct. 21, 1964, when he was reportedly kidnaped at gunpoint on the eve of his scheduled appearance before a rackets grand jury / Bridgeman Images

George 'Bugs' Moran and Virgil Summers, booked at Dayton, Ohio, for a ,000 holdup of a local tavern. Behind are local police, in center, Detective C.M. Teeter. July 12, 1946
George 'Bugs' Moran and Virgil Summers, booked at Dayton, Ohio, for a ,000 holdup of a local tavern. Behind are local police, in center, Detective C.M. Teeter. July 12, 1946

EVB2923637: George 'Bugs' Moran and Virgil Summers, booked at Dayton, Ohio, for a ,000 holdup of a local tavern. Behind are local police, in center, Detective C.M. Teeter. July 12, 1946 / Bridgeman Images

Mrs. George Gillis, wife of slain gangster known as Baby Face Nelson after being sentenced to a year and a day in prison for harboring John Dillinger and his gang. Dec. 7, 1934
Mrs. George Gillis, wife of slain gangster known as Baby Face Nelson after being sentenced to a year and a day in prison for harboring John Dillinger and his gang. Dec. 7, 1934

EVB2923646: Mrs. George Gillis, wife of slain gangster known as Baby Face Nelson after being sentenced to a year and a day in prison for harboring John Dillinger and his gang. Dec. 7, 1934 / Bridgeman Images

Joseph Valachi begins his testimony before the Senate Investigations Subcommittee. Valachi agreed to testify on the workings of the underworld crime empire, 'Cosa Nostra', as he said it was called. In the foreground is Sen. John McClellan who cups his oar to listen. Oct. 1, 1963
Joseph Valachi begins his testimony before the Senate Investigations Subcommittee. Valachi agreed to testify on the workings of the underworld crime empire, 'Cosa Nostra', as he said it was called. In the foreground is Sen. John McClellan who cups his oar to listen. Oct. 1, 1963

EVB2923652: Joseph Valachi begins his testimony before the Senate Investigations Subcommittee. Valachi agreed to testify on the workings of the underworld crime empire, 'Cosa Nostra', as he said it was called. In the foreground is Sen. John McClellan who cups his oar to listen. Oct. 1, 1963 / Bridgeman Images

Senate Caucus Room during Joseph Valachi's testimony. Valachi is seen on the TV monitor and members of the Committee are shown in the background. Valachi agreed to testify on the workings of the underworld crime empire, 'Cosa Nostra'. Sept.27. 1963
Senate Caucus Room during Joseph Valachi's testimony. Valachi is seen on the TV monitor and members of the Committee are shown in the background. Valachi agreed to testify on the workings of the underworld crime empire, 'Cosa Nostra'. Sept.27. 1963

EVB2923655: Senate Caucus Room during Joseph Valachi's testimony. Valachi is seen on the TV monitor and members of the Committee are shown in the background. Valachi agreed to testify on the workings of the underworld crime empire, 'Cosa Nostra'. Sept.27. 1963 / Bridgeman Images

Women eagerly shop across the counter at a newly opened Sears retail store. The First Sears Retail stores opened in 1925 in Chicago
Women eagerly shop across the counter at a newly opened Sears retail store. The First Sears Retail stores opened in 1925 in Chicago

EVB2923685: Women eagerly shop across the counter at a newly opened Sears retail store. The First Sears Retail stores opened in 1925 in Chicago / Bridgeman Images

Luxurious fur trimmed dress of 1945, by Hans Geiger of New York. It features extremely broad padded shoulders, with bodice fullness shaped by pleats at from the shoulder seams. The front closure is accented by one large button at the neck
Luxurious fur trimmed dress of 1945, by Hans Geiger of New York. It features extremely broad padded shoulders, with bodice fullness shaped by pleats at from the shoulder seams. The front closure is accented by one large button at the neck

EVB2923688: Luxurious fur trimmed dress of 1945, by Hans Geiger of New York. It features extremely broad padded shoulders, with bodice fullness shaped by pleats at from the shoulder seams. The front closure is accented by one large button at the neck / Bridgeman Images

1927 felt cloche hat from Paris. The name 'cloche' means 'bell' in French. The turned up brim frames the models short curls
1927 felt cloche hat from Paris. The name 'cloche' means 'bell' in French. The turned up brim frames the models short curls

EVB2923691: 1927 felt cloche hat from Paris. The name 'cloche' means 'bell' in French. The turned up brim frames the models short curls / Bridgeman Images

THE RHINOCEROS, Woodcut by Albrecht Durer, (1471-1528), drawn from the description of an Indian rhinoceros. While inaccurate, it was published as the authoritative natural history illustration for the next 300 years
THE RHINOCEROS, Woodcut by Albrecht Durer, (1471-1528), drawn from the description of an Indian rhinoceros. While inaccurate, it was published as the authoritative natural history illustration for the next 300 years

EVB2934361: THE RHINOCEROS, Woodcut by Albrecht Durer, (1471-1528), drawn from the description of an Indian rhinoceros. While inaccurate, it was published as the authoritative natural history illustration for the next 300 years, Dürer or Duerer, Albrecht (1471-1528) / Bridgeman Images

Paul Cezanne (1839-1906), French Post Impressionist painter, in a self portrait at his easel. c. 1900
Paul Cezanne (1839-1906), French Post Impressionist painter, in a self portrait at his easel. c. 1900

EVB2934385: Paul Cezanne (1839-1906), French Post Impressionist painter, in a self portrait at his easel. c. 1900 / Bridgeman Images

Augustus John (1978-1961), Welsh figurative painter sustained a long, successful career in century that favored abstract art. c. 1925
Augustus John (1978-1961), Welsh figurative painter sustained a long, successful career in century that favored abstract art. c. 1925

EVB2934409: Augustus John (1978-1961), Welsh figurative painter sustained a long, successful career in century that favored abstract art. c. 1925, Unknown photographer, (20th century) / Bridgeman Images

Large banner blaming 'The Thieves of the New York Stock Exchange' for robbing the New York Bank Note Co. of '30 years of industry.' c. 1905-1915
Large banner blaming 'The Thieves of the New York Stock Exchange' for robbing the New York Bank Note Co. of '30 years of industry.' c. 1905-1915

EVB2934439: Large banner blaming 'The Thieves of the New York Stock Exchange' for robbing the New York Bank Note Co. of '30 years of industry.' c. 1905-1915 / Bridgeman Images

Stock traders on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange in 1936
Stock traders on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange in 1936

EVB2934451: Stock traders on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange in 1936 / Bridgeman Images

Financial Panic of 1873 in US (engraving)
Financial Panic of 1873 in US (engraving)

EVB2934466: Financial Panic of 1873 in US (engraving), Nast, Thomas (1840-1902) / Bridgeman Images

During the Great Depression foreclosed farmers moved to nearby towns Hoovervilles. Photo shows former farmer William Swift in his squatter shack in Circleville, Ohio. 1938 photo by Ben Shahn
During the Great Depression foreclosed farmers moved to nearby towns Hoovervilles. Photo shows former farmer William Swift in his squatter shack in Circleville, Ohio. 1938 photo by Ben Shahn

EVB2934478: During the Great Depression foreclosed farmers moved to nearby towns Hoovervilles. Photo shows former farmer William Swift in his squatter shack in Circleville, Ohio. 1938 photo by Ben Shahn, Shahn, Ben (1898-1969) / Bridgeman Images

Homeless man in ragged clothes eating a meal standing as his benefactor keeps her distance behind her front door. 1919 photo by N.D. Hillis
Homeless man in ragged clothes eating a meal standing as his benefactor keeps her distance behind her front door. 1919 photo by N.D. Hillis

EVB2934508: Homeless man in ragged clothes eating a meal standing as his benefactor keeps her distance behind her front door. 1919 photo by N.D. Hillis, Unknown photographer, (20th century) / Bridgeman Images

Neon lights of the Golden Nugget Casino in Las Vegas Nevada, 1973-75 (photo)
Neon lights of the Golden Nugget Casino in Las Vegas Nevada, 1973-75 (photo)

EVB2940845: Neon lights of the Golden Nugget Casino in Las Vegas Nevada, 1973-75 (photo) / Bridgeman Images

An illegal dump in New Jersey with a view of Lower Manhattan skyline defined by the new Twin Towers of the World Trade Center. c. 1973-75
An illegal dump in New Jersey with a view of Lower Manhattan skyline defined by the new Twin Towers of the World Trade Center. c. 1973-75

EVB2940854: An illegal dump in New Jersey with a view of Lower Manhattan skyline defined by the new Twin Towers of the World Trade Center. c. 1973-75 / Bridgeman Images

African Americans mostly women waiting for the city bus in Atlanta Georgia. c. 1975
African Americans mostly women waiting for the city bus in Atlanta Georgia. c. 1975

EVB2940860: African Americans mostly women waiting for the city bus in Atlanta Georgia. c. 1975 / Bridgeman Images

Young Theodore Roosevelt posing as a mountain climber in his late teens or early twenties. c. 1880s studio portrait
Young Theodore Roosevelt posing as a mountain climber in his late teens or early twenties. c. 1880s studio portrait

EVB2940884: Young Theodore Roosevelt posing as a mountain climber in his late teens or early twenties. c. 1880s studio portrait / Bridgeman Images

President William H. Taft at his desk in the Oval Office he had built centered in the south side of the West Wing of the White House. The room had simple Georgian Revival details and green walls. c. 1910
President William H. Taft at his desk in the Oval Office he had built centered in the south side of the West Wing of the White House. The room had simple Georgian Revival details and green walls. c. 1910

EVB2940902: President William H. Taft at his desk in the Oval Office he had built centered in the south side of the West Wing of the White House. The room had simple Georgian Revival details and green walls. c. 1910 / Bridgeman Images

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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