Bridgeman Education

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New York City, 1940. A hippo balloon floats over Times Square during the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

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The dining room of the RMS Titanic, which sank after hitting an iceberg on its maiden voyage, 1912

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Eva Hart (ctr) was seven when she boarded the Titanic in 1912. Shown here with her parents. She escaped with her mother in a lifeboat. Her father perished in the tragedy, April 15, 1912

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4/8/67 WASHINGTON: A group of Anti-Vietnam War pickets, calling itself Spring Mobilization for Peace demonstrate in front of the White House.

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Vietnam War, B-52 Stratofortress (from the Third Air Division's 4133rd Bombardment Wing) releasing a 'bomb train' over targets in Vietnam, 03/31/67

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Troopers of the 327th Infantry, 101st Air Cavalry Division patrol the Laotian border during 'Operation Plain', August 14, 1968

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U.S. Tanks behind a South Vietnamese ox cart, Trung Lap, South Vietnam, January 17, 1966

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Walter Camp, 'the father of American football,' 1925

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Wanda Landowska, harpsichordist, as she appeared in Warsaw for her first recital at the age of four. The program consisted of Mozart sonatas.

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The Senate Watergate Committee. Seated, foreground from left: Senators Lowell Weicker, Edward Gurney, Howard Baker, committee head Sam Ervin, Joseph Montoya. Background, standing from left: minority counsel Fred Thompson, chief counsel Samuel Dash, Washington DC, March 26, 1973

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Crowds in Times Square, New York celebrating the end of World War II, 1945.

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US General Mark W. Clark (right) at the Stork Club with Mrs. Edwin Parker, wife of General Parker, New York, June 6, 1945

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President John Kennedy plays with son John Jr. at the West Wing of the White House. 1962

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President George H.W. Bush with former presidents Gerald Ford, Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan and Jimmy Carter in a replica of the Oval Office at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, California. Nov. 4, 1991

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Tricia Nixon after being crowned Queen Azalea, by her father, President Richard Nixon on April 26, 1969. Azalea Festival began in 1953, to salute NATO and its international personnel stationed in Norfolk, Virginia

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Ava Lowle Astor (aka Ava Lowle Willing), first wife of John Jacob Astor IV, mother of Vincent Astor, mother-in-law of Brooke Astor, c.early 1900s

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Nicholas Arevalos in protective custody after 3 years of confinement by his mother, Pauline Arevalos. His insane mother did not want her son to see women or have contact with the sinful outside world. She imprisoned him in a small area of the kitchen, in their fashionable Tulsa home where he went ungroomed and without a change of clothing for 3 years. Tulsa, Oklahoma April 5, 1973

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Art Arfons on the Thompson Raceway dragstrip opens twin parachutes to decelerate speed. 1962

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Author Pearl Buck presents Wendell Willkie with a United China Relief Fellowship Certificate. United China Relief was founded in 1941 in NYC to raise funds to aid the Chinese people during World War II. At right is James G. Blaine

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Soviet delegation leaving the Palace of Nations, Geneva, during the 'Big Four' Summit in July 1955

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Retired Premier Nikita Khrushchev and his wife at a municipal election polling station. Moscow, 1965

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Chinese leader and Americans together after the after the Doolittle Raid on Japan. April 19, 1942

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Clara Booth Luce, during Lend Lease bill extension hearings on Feb. 16, 1943

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Nicholas and Alice Roosevelt Longworth and their daughter Paulina, c. 1930. Paulina was the biological child of Senator William Borah with whom Alice had a long affair in the 1920s

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Alice Roosevelt Longworth with Tricia Nixon after her engagement to Edward Cox was announced. Tricia was planning a Rose Garden wedding for June 12, 1972. 86 year old Alice was married in White House in 1906, when her father Theodore Roosevelt was President

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Anita Loos and Helen Hayes were co-authors of 'Twice Over Lightly: New York Then and Now'. The 1972 book was their memoir of New York City

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Sophia Loren with her son, Carlo Ponti Junior, at Cantonal Hospital in Geneva on Jan. 4, 1969

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Jack Halloran, principal witnesses in the Phoenix Trunk Murders trial of Winnie Ruth Judd. c. 1932. Competition for the romantic attentions of Halloran was the suspected motive of the murders of Agnes Ann LeRoy and Hedwig Samuelson

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Carriage to take Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard to sign of Statute for the Dutch kingdom. Dec. 19, 1954. 'Charter for the Kingdom of the Netherlands' applied to four countries of Kingdom of the Netherlands: Aruba, Curacao, and Sint Maarten and the Netherlands. This was a diminished Kingdom, as the Dutch East Indies gained their independence as Indonesia in December 1949

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Pope Pius XII standing before his Sedia Gestatoria, a portable throne carried by twelve footmen. July 19, 1951. He was carried into one of the Vatican's Apostolic Halls to bless pilgrims

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Denver, Colorado, photochrom by William Henry Jackson, c.1898

Jackson, William Henry (1843-1942)

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The Old North Church, officially called Christ Church, Boston, Massachusetts. The scene of the signal "One if by land, and two if by sea" for Paul Revere's midnight ride. Photo c. 1933. Habs Mass 13-BOST