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President John Kennedy with Cuban leaders of the failed Bay of Pigs Invasion, 1962
President John Kennedy with Cuban leaders of the failed Bay of Pigs Invasion, 1962

EVB2924207: President John Kennedy with Cuban leaders of the failed Bay of Pigs Invasion, 1962 / Bridgeman Images

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President John Kennedy with Cuban leaders of the failed Bay of Pigs Invasion, 1962

Communist Leaders who were on trial in 1949
Communist Leaders who were on trial in 1949

EVB2924225: Communist Leaders who were on trial in 1949 / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924225

Communist Leaders who were on trial in 1949

Coconut Grove Nightclub Fire. Charred tables and chairs, broken glass and other debris in the fire-ruined interior of the Coconut Grove nightclub. 492 were killed and 214 injured on Nov. 28, 1942
Coconut Grove Nightclub Fire. Charred tables and chairs, broken glass and other debris in the fire-ruined interior of the Coconut Grove nightclub. 492 were killed and 214 injured on Nov. 28, 1942

EVB2924240: Coconut Grove Nightclub Fire. Charred tables and chairs, broken glass and other debris in the fire-ruined interior of the Coconut Grove nightclub. 492 were killed and 214 injured on Nov. 28, 1942 / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924240

Coconut Grove Nightclub Fire. Charred tables and chairs, broken glass and other debris in the fire-ruined interior of the Coconut Grove nightclub. 492 were killed and 214 injured on Nov. 28, 1942

German refugees fleeing Cologne as the U.S. First Army moves toward the city. The walking civilians were pushing bicycles, carts with their belongings, or with only the clothes on their backs. March 10, 1945
German refugees fleeing Cologne as the U.S. First Army moves toward the city. The walking civilians were pushing bicycles, carts with their belongings, or with only the clothes on their backs. March 10, 1945

EVB2924270: German refugees fleeing Cologne as the U.S. First Army moves toward the city. The walking civilians were pushing bicycles, carts with their belongings, or with only the clothes on their backs. March 10, 1945 / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924270

German refugees fleeing Cologne as the U.S. First Army moves toward the city. The walking civilians were pushing bicycles, carts with their belongings, or with only the clothes on their backs. March 10, 1945

Hollywood child actors on a school holiday at the Venice Pier. Having a barrel of fun are (from nearest camera) Judy Garland who is down, Mickey Rooney, going down, Freddy Bartholomew, on his stomach, and John Arlington, doing the crawl. May 28, 1937
Hollywood child actors on a school holiday at the Venice Pier. Having a barrel of fun are (from nearest camera) Judy Garland who is down, Mickey Rooney, going down, Freddy Bartholomew, on his stomach, and John Arlington, doing the crawl. May 28, 1937

EVB2924318: Hollywood child actors on a school holiday at the Venice Pier. Having a barrel of fun are (from nearest camera) Judy Garland who is down, Mickey Rooney, going down, Freddy Bartholomew, on his stomach, and John Arlington, doing the crawl. May 28, 1937 / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924318

Hollywood child actors on a school holiday at the Venice Pier. Having a barrel of fun are (from nearest camera) Judy Garland who is down, Mickey Rooney, going down, Freddy Bartholomew, on his stomach, and John Arlington, doing the crawl. May 28, 1937

Women members of fundamentalist Mormons of the 'United Effort', under arrest for practicing polygamy, or plural marriage. The community of 400 lived in the town of Short Creek, Arizona and police arrested the entire town. July 26, 1953
Women members of fundamentalist Mormons of the 'United Effort', under arrest for practicing polygamy, or plural marriage. The community of 400 lived in the town of Short Creek, Arizona and police arrested the entire town. July 26, 1953

EVB2924071: Women members of fundamentalist Mormons of the 'United Effort', under arrest for practicing polygamy, or plural marriage. The community of 400 lived in the town of Short Creek, Arizona and police arrested the entire town. July 26, 1953 / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924071

Women members of fundamentalist Mormons of the 'United Effort', under arrest for practicing polygamy, or plural marriage. The community of 400 lived in the town of Short Creek, Arizona and police arrested the entire town. July 26, 1953

Manufacture of Cordura rayon at DuPont. The rayon yarn is used in bus, truck and passenger car tires. It maintains high strength at elevated temperatures which prevents blow-outs and makes lighter, safer tires. c. mid 1940s
Manufacture of Cordura rayon at DuPont. The rayon yarn is used in bus, truck and passenger car tires. It maintains high strength at elevated temperatures which prevents blow-outs and makes lighter, safer tires. c. mid 1940s

EVB2924164: Manufacture of Cordura rayon at DuPont. The rayon yarn is used in bus, truck and passenger car tires. It maintains high strength at elevated temperatures which prevents blow-outs and makes lighter, safer tires. c. mid 1940s / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924164

Manufacture of Cordura rayon at DuPont. The rayon yarn is used in bus, truck and passenger car tires. It maintains high strength at elevated temperatures which prevents blow-outs and makes lighter, safer tires. c. mid 1940s

Rocket powered personal helicopter. Called the 'Pinwheel', it was a strap-on-the-back model and folded to the size of a phone booth. Pilot Dick Whitehead prepares to land on his own two feet. April 15, 1957
Rocket powered personal helicopter. Called the 'Pinwheel', it was a strap-on-the-back model and folded to the size of a phone booth. Pilot Dick Whitehead prepares to land on his own two feet. April 15, 1957

EVB2924088: Rocket powered personal helicopter. Called the 'Pinwheel', it was a strap-on-the-back model and folded to the size of a phone booth. Pilot Dick Whitehead prepares to land on his own two feet. April 15, 1957 / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924088

Rocket powered personal helicopter. Called the 'Pinwheel', it was a strap-on-the-back model and folded to the size of a phone booth. Pilot Dick Whitehead prepares to land on his own two feet. April 15, 1957

1920s Electric Dishwashersink. It had a heavy, enameled, cast-iron tub attached to a sink by 'U' bolts and a rubber gasket. The heavy dishwasher tub made installation difficult and expensive, and the machine developed problems with its gear reduction unit
1920s Electric Dishwashersink. It had a heavy, enameled, cast-iron tub attached to a sink by 'U' bolts and a rubber gasket. The heavy dishwasher tub made installation difficult and expensive, and the machine developed problems with its gear reduction unit

EVB2924173: 1920s Electric Dishwashersink. It had a heavy, enameled, cast-iron tub attached to a sink by 'U' bolts and a rubber gasket. The heavy dishwasher tub made installation difficult and expensive, and the machine developed problems with its gear reduction unit / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924173

1920s Electric Dishwashersink. It had a heavy, enameled, cast-iron tub attached to a sink by 'U' bolts and a rubber gasket. The heavy dishwasher tub made installation difficult and expensive, and the machine developed problems with its gear reduction unit

The 1956 Hungarian Uprising. A statue of Joseph Stalin was pulled down on the first day of the revolt against Soviet rule. The uprising started when students, workers and soldiers patriots rioted on Oct 23, 1956. They attacked Russian soldiers, Hungarian secret police, and Soviet symbols. Oct. 23, 1956
The 1956 Hungarian Uprising. A statue of Joseph Stalin was pulled down on the first day of the revolt against Soviet rule. The uprising started when students, workers and soldiers patriots rioted on Oct 23, 1956. They attacked Russian soldiers, Hungarian secret police, and Soviet symbols. Oct. 23, 1956

EVB2924103: The 1956 Hungarian Uprising. A statue of Joseph Stalin was pulled down on the first day of the revolt against Soviet rule. The uprising started when students, workers and soldiers patriots rioted on Oct 23, 1956. They attacked Russian soldiers, Hungarian secret police, and Soviet symbols. Oct. 23, 1956 / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924103

The 1956 Hungarian Uprising. A statue of Joseph Stalin was pulled down on the first day of the revolt against Soviet rule. The uprising started when students, workers and soldiers patriots rioted on Oct 23, 1956. They attacked Russian soldiers, Hungarian secret police, and Soviet symbols. Oct. 23, 1956

Thousands witness the public hanging of African American, Rainey Bertha, age 22. It was the last public hanging in the United States. Owensboro, Kentucky. Aug. 14, 1936
Thousands witness the public hanging of African American, Rainey Bertha, age 22. It was the last public hanging in the United States. Owensboro, Kentucky. Aug. 14, 1936

EVB2924106: Thousands witness the public hanging of African American, Rainey Bertha, age 22. It was the last public hanging in the United States. Owensboro, Kentucky. Aug. 14, 1936 / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924106

Thousands witness the public hanging of African American, Rainey Bertha, age 22. It was the last public hanging in the United States. Owensboro, Kentucky. Aug. 14, 1936

A battery of news cameramen with their speed graphics at New York Federal Court. They were waiting to get a picture after Judge Harold Medina's sentencing of eleven US Communists Party leaders. Oct. 21, 1949
A battery of news cameramen with their speed graphics at New York Federal Court. They were waiting to get a picture after Judge Harold Medina's sentencing of eleven US Communists Party leaders. Oct. 21, 1949

EVB2924224: A battery of news cameramen with their speed graphics at New York Federal Court. They were waiting to get a picture after Judge Harold Medina's sentencing of eleven US Communists Party leaders. Oct. 21, 1949 / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924224

A battery of news cameramen with their speed graphics at New York Federal Court. They were waiting to get a picture after Judge Harold Medina's sentencing of eleven US Communists Party leaders. Oct. 21, 1949

Women sunbathing on the beach in Santa Monica, California. August 1970
Women sunbathing on the beach in Santa Monica, California. August 1970

EVB2924281: Women sunbathing on the beach in Santa Monica, California. August 1970 / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924281

Women sunbathing on the beach in Santa Monica, California. August 1970

Woman holds tape with the latest stock prices printed by the Quotron II. It can recall on command the last quote of a given stock from the center’s computing equipment in the background. This unit is at Scantlin Electronics Inc. 60 Broad Street office in NYC. Oct. 30, 1964
Woman holds tape with the latest stock prices printed by the Quotron II. It can recall on command the last quote of a given stock from the center’s computing equipment in the background. This unit is at Scantlin Electronics Inc. 60 Broad Street office in NYC. Oct. 30, 1964

EVB2924163: Woman holds tape with the latest stock prices printed by the Quotron II. It can recall on command the last quote of a given stock from the center’s computing equipment in the background. This unit is at Scantlin Electronics Inc. 60 Broad Street office in NYC. Oct. 30, 1964 / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924163

Woman holds tape with the latest stock prices printed by the Quotron II. It can recall on command the last quote of a given stock from the center’s computing equipment in the background. This unit is at Scantlin Electronics Inc. 60 Broad Street office in NYC. Oct. 30, 1964

Leaders of the Anti-Castro guerillas meet at Escampray Mountain to coordinate their operations. At right center is Capt. Everardo Sales, leader of the National Second Front of Escampray Forces. To his left is Lt. Elio Valmasede. April 10, 1962
Leaders of the Anti-Castro guerillas meet at Escampray Mountain to coordinate their operations. At right center is Capt. Everardo Sales, leader of the National Second Front of Escampray Forces. To his left is Lt. Elio Valmasede. April 10, 1962

EVB2924190: Leaders of the Anti-Castro guerillas meet at Escampray Mountain to coordinate their operations. At right center is Capt. Everardo Sales, leader of the National Second Front of Escampray Forces. To his left is Lt. Elio Valmasede. April 10, 1962 / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924190

Leaders of the Anti-Castro guerillas meet at Escampray Mountain to coordinate their operations. At right center is Capt. Everardo Sales, leader of the National Second Front of Escampray Forces. To his left is Lt. Elio Valmasede. April 10, 1962

Young Communists stage an anti-religion tableau. Young Pioneers dress in costumes mocking religion. A bearded rabbi is pictured in the center flanked by two nuns with donkey head and a bull head masks. In front is the rabbi's son. The show was on Christmas day, at New York's Central Opera House, in 1930
Young Communists stage an anti-religion tableau. Young Pioneers dress in costumes mocking religion. A bearded rabbi is pictured in the center flanked by two nuns with donkey head and a bull head masks. In front is the rabbi's son. The show was on Christmas day, at New York's Central Opera House, in 1930

EVB2924229: Young Communists stage an anti-religion tableau. Young Pioneers dress in costumes mocking religion. A bearded rabbi is pictured in the center flanked by two nuns with donkey head and a bull head masks. In front is the rabbi's son. The show was on Christmas day, at New York's Central Opera House, in 1930 / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924229

Young Communists stage an anti-religion tableau. Young Pioneers dress in costumes mocking religion. A bearded rabbi is pictured in the center flanked by two nuns with donkey head and a bull head masks. In front is the rabbi's son. The show was on Christmas day, at New York's Central Opera House, in 1930

Sunbeams through the tall trees of a California red wood forest. March 1939
Sunbeams through the tall trees of a California red wood forest. March 1939

EVB2924280: Sunbeams through the tall trees of a California red wood forest. March 1939 / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924280

Sunbeams through the tall trees of a California red wood forest. March 1939

California Gov. Jerry Brown spoke to final session of Operation Push. At right is Rev. Jesse Jackson, leader of Operation Push. July 14, 1975.
California Gov. Jerry Brown spoke to final session of Operation Push. At right is Rev. Jesse Jackson, leader of Operation Push. July 14, 1975.

EVB2924286: California Gov. Jerry Brown spoke to final session of Operation Push. At right is Rev. Jesse Jackson, leader of Operation Push. July 14, 1975. / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924286

California Gov. Jerry Brown spoke to final session of Operation Push. At right is Rev. Jesse Jackson, leader of Operation Push. July 14, 1975.

Bonus Army Veterans from Chattanooga, parade past White House in a truck. May 18, 1932
Bonus Army Veterans from Chattanooga, parade past White House in a truck. May 18, 1932

EVB2924354: Bonus Army Veterans from Chattanooga, parade past White House in a truck. May 18, 1932 / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924354

Bonus Army Veterans from Chattanooga, parade past White House in a truck. May 18, 1932

Sir Malcolm Campbell and his son Donald arrive in Salt Lake City. The elder Campbell set his final land speed record, 301.337 mph, in his 2,500-hp motor car Bluebird, on Utah's Bonneville Flats, Sept. 3, 1935. -
Sir Malcolm Campbell and his son Donald arrive in Salt Lake City. The elder Campbell set his final land speed record, 301.337 mph, in his 2,500-hp motor car Bluebird, on Utah's Bonneville Flats, Sept. 3, 1935. -

EVB2924457: Sir Malcolm Campbell and his son Donald arrive in Salt Lake City. The elder Campbell set his final land speed record, 301.337 mph, in his 2,500-hp motor car Bluebird, on Utah's Bonneville Flats, Sept. 3, 1935. - / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924457

Sir Malcolm Campbell and his son Donald arrive in Salt Lake City. The elder Campbell set his final land speed record, 301.337 mph, in his 2,500-hp motor car Bluebird, on Utah's Bonneville Flats, Sept. 3, 1935. -

President Lazaro Cardenas annual message to the General Congress session. Sept. 3, 1938. One important issue was agrarian reform, the redistribution of land from large commercial haciendas to peasants collectives, or ejidos. Sept. 3, 1938. -
President Lazaro Cardenas annual message to the General Congress session. Sept. 3, 1938. One important issue was agrarian reform, the redistribution of land from large commercial haciendas to peasants collectives, or ejidos. Sept. 3, 1938. -

EVB2924396: President Lazaro Cardenas annual message to the General Congress session. Sept. 3, 1938. One important issue was agrarian reform, the redistribution of land from large commercial haciendas to peasants collectives, or ejidos. Sept. 3, 1938. - / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924396

President Lazaro Cardenas annual message to the General Congress session. Sept. 3, 1938. One important issue was agrarian reform, the redistribution of land from large commercial haciendas to peasants collectives, or ejidos. Sept. 3, 1938. -

Juan Peron, Spain's Francisco Franco, and Argentine President Dr. Hector J. Campora. After 18 years of political exile, former President Peron returned to Argentina escorted by Dr. Campora. June 20, 1973.
Juan Peron, Spain's Francisco Franco, and Argentine President Dr. Hector J. Campora. After 18 years of political exile, former President Peron returned to Argentina escorted by Dr. Campora. June 20, 1973.

EVB2924414: Juan Peron, Spain's Francisco Franco, and Argentine President Dr. Hector J. Campora. After 18 years of political exile, former President Peron returned to Argentina escorted by Dr. Campora. June 20, 1973. / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924414

Juan Peron, Spain's Francisco Franco, and Argentine President Dr. Hector J. Campora. After 18 years of political exile, former President Peron returned to Argentina escorted by Dr. Campora. June 20, 1973.

Some of the 2000 Father Divine followers at the 'Promised Land Olympic Games'. The scheduled games failed to come off, but everyone had a swell time eating. Kingston, N.Y. July 8, 1937. -
Some of the 2000 Father Divine followers at the 'Promised Land Olympic Games'. The scheduled games failed to come off, but everyone had a swell time eating. Kingston, N.Y. July 8, 1937. -

EVB2924514: Some of the 2000 Father Divine followers at the 'Promised Land Olympic Games'. The scheduled games failed to come off, but everyone had a swell time eating. Kingston, N.Y. July 8, 1937. - / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924514

Some of the 2000 Father Divine followers at the 'Promised Land Olympic Games'. The scheduled games failed to come off, but everyone had a swell time eating. Kingston, N.Y. July 8, 1937. -

Nellie Tayloe Ross sworn in as Director of the Mint. May 3, 1933. R-L: Secretary of the Treasury Woodin, Mrs. Ross and F.A. Birgfeld, Chief Clerk of the Treasury Department. She was the former governor of Wyoming, the first female state governor in U.S. history.
Nellie Tayloe Ross sworn in as Director of the Mint. May 3, 1933. R-L: Secretary of the Treasury Woodin, Mrs. Ross and F.A. Birgfeld, Chief Clerk of the Treasury Department. She was the former governor of Wyoming, the first female state governor in U.S. history.

EVB2924441: Nellie Tayloe Ross sworn in as Director of the Mint. May 3, 1933. R-L: Secretary of the Treasury Woodin, Mrs. Ross and F.A. Birgfeld, Chief Clerk of the Treasury Department. She was the former governor of Wyoming, the first female state governor in U.S. history. / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924441

Nellie Tayloe Ross sworn in as Director of the Mint. May 3, 1933. R-L: Secretary of the Treasury Woodin, Mrs. Ross and F.A. Birgfeld, Chief Clerk of the Treasury Department. She was the former governor of Wyoming, the first female state governor in U.S. history.

Mrs. Jeanne Martin Cisse, wears peace symbol earrings at the U.N. Security Council. Nov. 16, 1972. She was Guinea's Ambassador to the United Nations, and the first woman to the hold Presidency of the Security Council. -
Mrs. Jeanne Martin Cisse, wears peace symbol earrings at the U.N. Security Council. Nov. 16, 1972. She was Guinea's Ambassador to the United Nations, and the first woman to the hold Presidency of the Security Council. -

EVB2924468: Mrs. Jeanne Martin Cisse, wears peace symbol earrings at the U.N. Security Council. Nov. 16, 1972. She was Guinea's Ambassador to the United Nations, and the first woman to the hold Presidency of the Security Council. - / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924468

Mrs. Jeanne Martin Cisse, wears peace symbol earrings at the U.N. Security Council. Nov. 16, 1972. She was Guinea's Ambassador to the United Nations, and the first woman to the hold Presidency of the Security Council. -

Georges and Claude Pompidou on the French Riviera, 1974 (photo)
Georges and Claude Pompidou on the French Riviera, 1974 (photo)

EVB2924565: Georges and Claude Pompidou on the French Riviera, 1974 (photo) / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924565

Georges and Claude Pompidou on the French Riviera, 1974 (photo)

Former Argentine President, Juan Domingo Peron in exile in Madrid, Spain. Peron has an estate on the outskirts of Madrid, April 13, 1963. Under the protection of Francisco Franco he continued to influence and attempt to return to Argentine politics.
Former Argentine President, Juan Domingo Peron in exile in Madrid, Spain. Peron has an estate on the outskirts of Madrid, April 13, 1963. Under the protection of Francisco Franco he continued to influence and attempt to return to Argentine politics.

EVB2924413: Former Argentine President, Juan Domingo Peron in exile in Madrid, Spain. Peron has an estate on the outskirts of Madrid, April 13, 1963. Under the protection of Francisco Franco he continued to influence and attempt to return to Argentine politics. / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924413

Former Argentine President, Juan Domingo Peron in exile in Madrid, Spain. Peron has an estate on the outskirts of Madrid, April 13, 1963. Under the protection of Francisco Franco he continued to influence and attempt to return to Argentine politics.

John D. Rockefeller III, at New York Federal court for jury duty. He served on a mail fraud case of the U.S. Government against the Associated Dental Products, Inc. Feb. 5, 1931.
John D. Rockefeller III, at New York Federal court for jury duty. He served on a mail fraud case of the U.S. Government against the Associated Dental Products, Inc. Feb. 5, 1931.

EVB2924568: John D. Rockefeller III, at New York Federal court for jury duty. He served on a mail fraud case of the U.S. Government against the Associated Dental Products, Inc. Feb. 5, 1931. / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924568

John D. Rockefeller III, at New York Federal court for jury duty. He served on a mail fraud case of the U.S. Government against the Associated Dental Products, Inc. Feb. 5, 1931.

One of Father Divine's Peace Mission Movement grocery store that sells food at cost. Father Divine's mission included a network of businesses such as restaurants, gas stations, grocery and clothing stores, hotels, farms, and many other enterprises. All working followers were required to give Father Divine their paychecks and he provided housing, food and other necessities for all. c. 1936. -
One of Father Divine's Peace Mission Movement grocery store that sells food at cost. Father Divine's mission included a network of businesses such as restaurants, gas stations, grocery and clothing stores, hotels, farms, and many other enterprises. All working followers were required to give Father Divine their paychecks and he provided housing, food and other necessities for all. c. 1936. -

EVB2924507: One of Father Divine's Peace Mission Movement grocery store that sells food at cost. Father Divine's mission included a network of businesses such as restaurants, gas stations, grocery and clothing stores, hotels, farms, and many other enterprises. All working followers were required to give Father Divine their paychecks and he provided housing, food and other necessities for all. c. 1936. - / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924507

One of Father Divine's Peace Mission Movement grocery store that sells food at cost. Father Divine's mission included a network of businesses such as restaurants, gas stations, grocery and clothing stores, hotels, farms, and many other enterprises. All working followers were required to give Father Divine their paychecks and he provided housing, food and other necessities for all. c. 1936. -

Gene Tunney and wife Polly Lauder Tunney in formal attire. He is wearing a dress uniform of the Marine Corps. Tunney served in the Marine Corps branch of the Connecticut State Militia. The couple married on Oct. 3, 1928, on the condition that Tunney retire from professional boxing.
Gene Tunney and wife Polly Lauder Tunney in formal attire. He is wearing a dress uniform of the Marine Corps. Tunney served in the Marine Corps branch of the Connecticut State Militia. The couple married on Oct. 3, 1928, on the condition that Tunney retire from professional boxing.

EVB2924437: Gene Tunney and wife Polly Lauder Tunney in formal attire. He is wearing a dress uniform of the Marine Corps. Tunney served in the Marine Corps branch of the Connecticut State Militia. The couple married on Oct. 3, 1928, on the condition that Tunney retire from professional boxing. / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924437

Gene Tunney and wife Polly Lauder Tunney in formal attire. He is wearing a dress uniform of the Marine Corps. Tunney served in the Marine Corps branch of the Connecticut State Militia. The couple married on Oct. 3, 1928, on the condition that Tunney retire from professional boxing.

Nellie Tayloe Ross was the first state governor in U.S. History from 1925 to 1927. Her husband, William Ross, the progressive Democratic Governor of Wyoming died of appendicitis in 1924. When Democratic Party nominated Nellie to run for Governor in 1924, she won without campaigning and served for a two year term. Photo by Bachrach.
Nellie Tayloe Ross was the first state governor in U.S. History from 1925 to 1927. Her husband, William Ross, the progressive Democratic Governor of Wyoming died of appendicitis in 1924. When Democratic Party nominated Nellie to run for Governor in 1924, she won without campaigning and served for a two year term. Photo by Bachrach.

EVB2924440: Nellie Tayloe Ross was the first state governor in U.S. History from 1925 to 1927. Her husband, William Ross, the progressive Democratic Governor of Wyoming died of appendicitis in 1924. When Democratic Party nominated Nellie to run for Governor in 1924, she won without campaigning and served for a two year term. Photo by Bachrach. / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924440

Nellie Tayloe Ross was the first state governor in U.S. History from 1925 to 1927. Her husband, William Ross, the progressive Democratic Governor of Wyoming died of appendicitis in 1924. When Democratic Party nominated Nellie to run for Governor in 1924, she won without campaigning and served for a two year term. Photo by Bachrach.

Margaret Truman Daniel and husband Clifton with entertainer Dinah Shore at her new supper club. Clifton Daniel was managing editor of the NY Times. New York City, Feb. 19, 1968
Margaret Truman Daniel and husband Clifton with entertainer Dinah Shore at her new supper club. Clifton Daniel was managing editor of the NY Times. New York City, Feb. 19, 1968

EVB2924619: Margaret Truman Daniel and husband Clifton with entertainer Dinah Shore at her new supper club. Clifton Daniel was managing editor of the NY Times. New York City, Feb. 19, 1968 / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924619

Margaret Truman Daniel and husband Clifton with entertainer Dinah Shore at her new supper club. Clifton Daniel was managing editor of the NY Times. New York City, Feb. 19, 1968

Comedian Oliver Hardy weds studio script girl, Virginia Lucille Jones, in Las Vegas, Nevada. Judge Roger Foley, (center) married them on March 8, 1940. They remained married until his death in 1957
Comedian Oliver Hardy weds studio script girl, Virginia Lucille Jones, in Las Vegas, Nevada. Judge Roger Foley, (center) married them on March 8, 1940. They remained married until his death in 1957

EVB2924622: Comedian Oliver Hardy weds studio script girl, Virginia Lucille Jones, in Las Vegas, Nevada. Judge Roger Foley, (center) married them on March 8, 1940. They remained married until his death in 1957 / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924622

Comedian Oliver Hardy weds studio script girl, Virginia Lucille Jones, in Las Vegas, Nevada. Judge Roger Foley, (center) married them on March 8, 1940. They remained married until his death in 1957

George Harrison and wife Pattie wearing traditional Indian outfits in Mumbai (Bombay), India. Sept 29, 1966. George is wearing an outfit called 'Churidar pajamas', and Patty’s dress is a 'Kurta'. Harrison was in India to visit sitar virtuoso Ravi Shankar
George Harrison and wife Pattie wearing traditional Indian outfits in Mumbai (Bombay), India. Sept 29, 1966. George is wearing an outfit called 'Churidar pajamas', and Patty’s dress is a 'Kurta'. Harrison was in India to visit sitar virtuoso Ravi Shankar

EVB2924645: George Harrison and wife Pattie wearing traditional Indian outfits in Mumbai (Bombay), India. Sept 29, 1966. George is wearing an outfit called 'Churidar pajamas', and Patty’s dress is a 'Kurta'. Harrison was in India to visit sitar virtuoso Ravi Shankar / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924645

George Harrison and wife Pattie wearing traditional Indian outfits in Mumbai (Bombay), India. Sept 29, 1966. George is wearing an outfit called 'Churidar pajamas', and Patty’s dress is a 'Kurta'. Harrison was in India to visit sitar virtuoso Ravi Shankar

A somber Jacqueline Cochran, owner of the P-51C Mustang, that crashed in the Thompson Trophy Race. Sept 5, 1949. Pilot Bill Odum was killed, as were a young mother and her toddler, when the plane flew into a house in Berea, a suburb of Cleveland. The fatal crash contributed to the air races suspension. -
A somber Jacqueline Cochran, owner of the P-51C Mustang, that crashed in the Thompson Trophy Race. Sept 5, 1949. Pilot Bill Odum was killed, as were a young mother and her toddler, when the plane flew into a house in Berea, a suburb of Cleveland. The fatal crash contributed to the air races suspension. -

EVB2924476: A somber Jacqueline Cochran, owner of the P-51C Mustang, that crashed in the Thompson Trophy Race. Sept 5, 1949. Pilot Bill Odum was killed, as were a young mother and her toddler, when the plane flew into a house in Berea, a suburb of Cleveland. The fatal crash contributed to the air races suspension. - / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924476

A somber Jacqueline Cochran, owner of the P-51C Mustang, that crashed in the Thompson Trophy Race. Sept 5, 1949. Pilot Bill Odum was killed, as were a young mother and her toddler, when the plane flew into a house in Berea, a suburb of Cleveland. The fatal crash contributed to the air races suspension. -

Babylon Rebuilt, 2015 (wood engravings & linocut prints on paper collaged onto glazed ceramic bowl)
Babylon Rebuilt, 2015 (wood engravings & linocut prints on paper collaged onto glazed ceramic bowl)

AED2912025: Babylon Rebuilt, 2015 (wood engravings & linocut prints on paper collaged onto glazed ceramic bowl), Desmet, Anne (b.1964) / Bridgeman Images

ID: AED2912025

Babylon Rebuilt, 2015 (wood engravings & linocut prints on paper collaged onto glazed ceramic bowl)

Desmet, Anne (b.1964)


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