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Clinic visit for African American families at Sabine Farms, Marshall, Texas, 1941. Dr. Lee was employed by the Sabine families on a cooperative basis
Clinic visit for African American families at Sabine Farms, Marshall, Texas, 1941. Dr. Lee was employed by the Sabine families on a cooperative basis

EVB2943785: Clinic visit for African American families at Sabine Farms, Marshall, Texas, 1941. Dr. Lee was employed by the Sabine families on a cooperative basis / Bridgeman Images

African American laborer at Wheeler Dam, Alabama, 1930s
African American laborer at Wheeler Dam, Alabama, 1930s

EVB2943794: African American laborer at Wheeler Dam, Alabama, 1930s / Bridgeman Images

Eleanor Roosevelt and Nancy Cook with a NRA poster at Val-Kill in Hyde Park, 1933
Eleanor Roosevelt and Nancy Cook with a NRA poster at Val-Kill in Hyde Park, 1933

EVB2943263: Eleanor Roosevelt and Nancy Cook with a NRA poster at Val-Kill in Hyde Park, 1933 / Bridgeman Images

Eleanor Roosevelt at Chazy Lake, New York, firing hand gun. 1934. She was taught to shoot by her former body guard, Earl Miller
Eleanor Roosevelt at Chazy Lake, New York, firing hand gun. 1934. She was taught to shoot by her former body guard, Earl Miller

EVB2943376: Eleanor Roosevelt at Chazy Lake, New York, firing hand gun. 1934. She was taught to shoot by her former body guard, Earl Miller / Bridgeman Images

Crowd in Cleveland to hear Franklin Roosevelt's campaign speech. Nov. 3, 1940. It was his final a speech before election day
Crowd in Cleveland to hear Franklin Roosevelt's campaign speech. Nov. 3, 1940. It was his final a speech before election day

EVB2943305: Crowd in Cleveland to hear Franklin Roosevelt's campaign speech. Nov. 3, 1940. It was his final a speech before election day / Bridgeman Images

Turkish cannons captured by the Armenians of Van in April 1915. The fighting lasted from April 19 to May 17, 1915, when the Ottoman army retreated as Russian forces approached the city
Turkish cannons captured by the Armenians of Van in April 1915. The fighting lasted from April 19 to May 17, 1915, when the Ottoman army retreated as Russian forces approached the city

EVB2943332: Turkish cannons captured by the Armenians of Van in April 1915. The fighting lasted from April 19 to May 17, 1915, when the Ottoman army retreated as Russian forces approached the city, Unknown photographer, (20th century) / Bridgeman Images

German Soldiers at a camouflaged Howitzer during World War 1. 1914-15. Artillery was the major weapon of WW1, accounting for 60% of casualties
German Soldiers at a camouflaged Howitzer during World War 1. 1914-15. Artillery was the major weapon of WW1, accounting for 60% of casualties

EVB2943412: German Soldiers at a camouflaged Howitzer during World War 1. 1914-15. Artillery was the major weapon of WW1, accounting for 60% of casualties, Unknown photographer, (20th century) / Bridgeman Images

Franklin Roosevelt supporting himself on ramp handles. Warms Springs, 1936. He is assisted by Warm Springs Registrar, Fred Botts
Franklin Roosevelt supporting himself on ramp handles. Warms Springs, 1936. He is assisted by Warm Springs Registrar, Fred Botts

EVB2943433: Franklin Roosevelt supporting himself on ramp handles. Warms Springs, 1936. He is assisted by Warm Springs Registrar, Fred Botts / Bridgeman Images

Franklin Roosevelt, with Adm. William Sims, WW1 head of US Navy in Europe. 1919. FDR, then Asst. Navy Secretary, holds a car door for Sims who publicly attacking the Navy Department's WW1 naval strategy, tactics, policy, and administration
Franklin Roosevelt, with Adm. William Sims, WW1 head of US Navy in Europe. 1919. FDR, then Asst. Navy Secretary, holds a car door for Sims who publicly attacking the Navy Department's WW1 naval strategy, tactics, policy, and administration

EVB2943445: Franklin Roosevelt, with Adm. William Sims, WW1 head of US Navy in Europe. 1919. FDR, then Asst. Navy Secretary, holds a car door for Sims who publicly attacking the Navy Department's WW1 naval strategy, tactics, policy, and administration, Unknown photographer, (20th century) / Bridgeman Images

Franklin Roosevelt on crutches, re-engaging with politics after polio. Aug. 7, 1924
Franklin Roosevelt on crutches, re-engaging with politics after polio. Aug. 7, 1924

EVB2943446: Franklin Roosevelt on crutches, re-engaging with politics after polio. Aug. 7, 1924, Unknown photographer, (20th century) / Bridgeman Images

Thomas Corcoran (center) is grilled at a House rules investigation. July 9, 1935. Corcoran was under scrutiny for making rounds in the Capitol for feedback as he and Ben Cohen drafted legislation. At right is Judge Ferdinand Pecora of the N.Y. Supreme Court
Thomas Corcoran (center) is grilled at a House rules investigation. July 9, 1935. Corcoran was under scrutiny for making rounds in the Capitol for feedback as he and Ben Cohen drafted legislation. At right is Judge Ferdinand Pecora of the N.Y. Supreme Court

EVB2943511: Thomas Corcoran (center) is grilled at a House rules investigation. July 9, 1935. Corcoran was under scrutiny for making rounds in the Capitol for feedback as he and Ben Cohen drafted legislation. At right is Judge Ferdinand Pecora of the N.Y. Supreme Court / Bridgeman Images

Franklin Roosevelt stands with politicians, and his son James in Atlanta. Oct. 24, 1932
Franklin Roosevelt stands with politicians, and his son James in Atlanta. Oct. 24, 1932

EVB2943461: Franklin Roosevelt stands with politicians, and his son James in Atlanta. Oct. 24, 1932 / Bridgeman Images

UAW Ladies Auxiliary supported the strike against GM. Jan.-Feb. 1937. Wives and sweethearts of strikers at their headquarters during the Sit-down Strike in Flint, Michigan
UAW Ladies Auxiliary supported the strike against GM. Jan.-Feb. 1937. Wives and sweethearts of strikers at their headquarters during the Sit-down Strike in Flint, Michigan

EVB2943473: UAW Ladies Auxiliary supported the strike against GM. Jan.-Feb. 1937. Wives and sweethearts of strikers at their headquarters during the Sit-down Strike in Flint, Michigan, Dick, Sheldon (1906-50) / Bridgeman Images

Labor leaders and Gov. Murphy after meeting with Sec. Perkins about GM sit-down strike. Jan. 21, 1937
Labor leaders and Gov. Murphy after meeting with Sec. Perkins about GM sit-down strike. Jan. 21, 1937

EVB2943479: Labor leaders and Gov. Murphy after meeting with Sec. Perkins about GM sit-down strike. Jan. 21, 1937 / Bridgeman Images

Governor Franklin Roosevelt with Sam Rosenman's family. 1930
Governor Franklin Roosevelt with Sam Rosenman's family. 1930

EVB2943494: Governor Franklin Roosevelt with Sam Rosenman's family. 1930 / Bridgeman Images

Pres. Franklin Roosevelt with Resettlement Administrator, Rex Tugwell. Feb. 1937. They are inspecting Greenbelt, Maryland, a model planned community for relocated urban and rural families
Pres. Franklin Roosevelt with Resettlement Administrator, Rex Tugwell. Feb. 1937. They are inspecting Greenbelt, Maryland, a model planned community for relocated urban and rural families

EVB2943503: Pres. Franklin Roosevelt with Resettlement Administrator, Rex Tugwell. Feb. 1937. They are inspecting Greenbelt, Maryland, a model planned community for relocated urban and rural families / Bridgeman Images

Marriner Eccles, Federal Reserve Chairman, testifies to Senate. July 19, 1939. He told the Senate Banking and Currency Committee that the President's lending program is the only immediately practicable means of stimulating business and employment. July 19, 1939
Marriner Eccles, Federal Reserve Chairman, testifies to Senate. July 19, 1939. He told the Senate Banking and Currency Committee that the President's lending program is the only immediately practicable means of stimulating business and employment. July 19, 1939

EVB2943509: Marriner Eccles, Federal Reserve Chairman, testifies to Senate. July 19, 1939. He told the Senate Banking and Currency Committee that the President's lending program is the only immediately practicable means of stimulating business and employment. July 19, 1939 / Bridgeman Images

Alfred Smith, former NYC Governor and 1928 Democratic Presidential Nominee. 1932
Alfred Smith, former NYC Governor and 1928 Democratic Presidential Nominee. 1932

EVB2943512: Alfred Smith, former NYC Governor and 1928 Democratic Presidential Nominee. 1932, Unknown photographer, (20th century) / Bridgeman Images

James Farley inspects letters sent during airmail week celebration. June 15, 1938. The Postmaster General and Chairman of the Democratic National Committee had ambitions to be the 1940 Presidential nominee, which were dashed when FDR ran for a third term
James Farley inspects letters sent during airmail week celebration. June 15, 1938. The Postmaster General and Chairman of the Democratic National Committee had ambitions to be the 1940 Presidential nominee, which were dashed when FDR ran for a third term

EVB2943515: James Farley inspects letters sent during airmail week celebration. June 15, 1938. The Postmaster General and Chairman of the Democratic National Committee had ambitions to be the 1940 Presidential nominee, which were dashed when FDR ran for a third term / Bridgeman Images

David Lillienthal, TVA Director (left) meeting with Wendell L. Willkie. Mar 16, 1938. Willkie lobbied against the TVA in 1933. As a private utility executive, Willkie could not compete with the TVA and sold his company to the government in 1939
David Lillienthal, TVA Director (left) meeting with Wendell L. Willkie. Mar 16, 1938. Willkie lobbied against the TVA in 1933. As a private utility executive, Willkie could not compete with the TVA and sold his company to the government in 1939

EVB2943548: David Lillienthal, TVA Director (left) meeting with Wendell L. Willkie. Mar 16, 1938. Willkie lobbied against the TVA in 1933. As a private utility executive, Willkie could not compete with the TVA and sold his company to the government in 1939 / Bridgeman Images

Eleanor Roosevelt in a 1898 portrait at about age 15. 1898. The following year she attended a progressive English finishing school, the Allenwood Academy in London
Eleanor Roosevelt in a 1898 portrait at about age 15. 1898. The following year she attended a progressive English finishing school, the Allenwood Academy in London

EVB2943571: Eleanor Roosevelt in a 1898 portrait at about age 15. 1898. The following year she attended a progressive English finishing school, the Allenwood Academy in London, Unknown photographer, (20th century) / Bridgeman Images

Sen. Harry Truman, testifying against a proposed rail wage cut. Oct. 14, 1938. He said the cut will not solve the present financial problems of the railroads
Sen. Harry Truman, testifying against a proposed rail wage cut. Oct. 14, 1938. He said the cut will not solve the present financial problems of the railroads

EVB2943558: Sen. Harry Truman, testifying against a proposed rail wage cut. Oct. 14, 1938. He said the cut will not solve the present financial problems of the railroads / Bridgeman Images

Senator Huey Long stands beside his Desoto car in Washington, D.C. 1935. Broderick Crawford and Sean Penn played a characters based on Long in the 1949 and 2006 films, ALL THE KING'S MEN
Senator Huey Long stands beside his Desoto car in Washington, D.C. 1935. Broderick Crawford and Sean Penn played a characters based on Long in the 1949 and 2006 films, ALL THE KING'S MEN

EVB2943564: Senator Huey Long stands beside his Desoto car in Washington, D.C. 1935. Broderick Crawford and Sean Penn played a characters based on Long in the 1949 and 2006 films, ALL THE KING'S MEN / Bridgeman Images

Three senators ready to introduce a new neutrality bill. Feb. 1, 1937.
Three senators ready to introduce a new neutrality bill. Feb. 1, 1937.

EVB2943586: Three senators ready to introduce a new neutrality bill. Feb. 1, 1937. / Bridgeman Images

Eleanor Roosevelt celebrates her 70th birthday. Oct. 17, 1955. She cuts her cake at a dinner held by the American Association of the United Nations. Hotel Roosevelt, NYC
Eleanor Roosevelt celebrates her 70th birthday. Oct. 17, 1955. She cuts her cake at a dinner held by the American Association of the United Nations. Hotel Roosevelt, NYC

EVB2943639: Eleanor Roosevelt celebrates her 70th birthday. Oct. 17, 1955. She cuts her cake at a dinner held by the American Association of the United Nations. Hotel Roosevelt, NYC / Bridgeman Images

Eleanor Roosevelt and novelist Fannie Hurst. 1962. Hurst is most remembered for the 1934 and 1959 screen adaptations of her novel examining race relations, 'Imitation of Life'
Eleanor Roosevelt and novelist Fannie Hurst. 1962. Hurst is most remembered for the 1934 and 1959 screen adaptations of her novel examining race relations, 'Imitation of Life'

EVB2943648: Eleanor Roosevelt and novelist Fannie Hurst. 1962. Hurst is most remembered for the 1934 and 1959 screen adaptations of her novel examining race relations, 'Imitation of Life' / Bridgeman Images

Eleanor Roosevelt and 4-H Club girls present Pres. Truman a UN Flag. Sept. 7, 1950
Eleanor Roosevelt and 4-H Club girls present Pres. Truman a UN Flag. Sept. 7, 1950

EVB2943634: Eleanor Roosevelt and 4-H Club girls present Pres. Truman a UN Flag. Sept. 7, 1950 / Bridgeman Images

Senators Millard Tydings and Walter George, were re-elected in 1938. Dec. 21, 1938. They both survived President Franklin Roosevelt's drive to 'purge' them from the Senate even though they were his fellow Democrats
Senators Millard Tydings and Walter George, were re-elected in 1938. Dec. 21, 1938. They both survived President Franklin Roosevelt's drive to 'purge' them from the Senate even though they were his fellow Democrats

EVB2943566: Senators Millard Tydings and Walter George, were re-elected in 1938. Dec. 21, 1938. They both survived President Franklin Roosevelt's drive to 'purge' them from the Senate even though they were his fellow Democrats / Bridgeman Images

Eleanor Roosevelt in Gibson Girl fashions. New York, c. 1903
Eleanor Roosevelt in Gibson Girl fashions. New York, c. 1903

EVB2943581: Eleanor Roosevelt in Gibson Girl fashions. New York, c. 1903 / Bridgeman Images

Harry Hopkins, Secretary of Commerce, meets with FDR's Business Advisory Council
Harry Hopkins, Secretary of Commerce, meets with FDR's Business Advisory Council

EVB2943705: Harry Hopkins, Secretary of Commerce, meets with FDR's Business Advisory Council / Bridgeman Images

James Roosevelt Roosevelt was Franklin's much older half-brother. 1885. Rosie's name included 'Roosevelt' twice. He was a diplomat and married to the very rich Helen Astor
James Roosevelt Roosevelt was Franklin's much older half-brother. 1885. Rosie's name included 'Roosevelt' twice. He was a diplomat and married to the very rich Helen Astor

EVB2943596: James Roosevelt Roosevelt was Franklin's much older half-brother. 1885. Rosie's name included 'Roosevelt' twice. He was a diplomat and married to the very rich Helen Astor, Unknown photographer, (20th century) / Bridgeman Images

Democrat Congressman Martin Dies from Texas, c. 1938. After three bland terms in Congress, he achieved notoriety as chairman of the first House Committee Un-American Activities, (HUAC)
Democrat Congressman Martin Dies from Texas, c. 1938. After three bland terms in Congress, he achieved notoriety as chairman of the first House Committee Un-American Activities, (HUAC)

EVB2943727: Democrat Congressman Martin Dies from Texas, c. 1938. After three bland terms in Congress, he achieved notoriety as chairman of the first House Committee Un-American Activities, (HUAC) / Bridgeman Images

African American students at work in a library, Tupelo, MI., c. 1938. They are in a National Youth Administration program at the Lee County Training School. Most New Deal WPA programs were racially segregated
African American students at work in a library, Tupelo, MI., c. 1938. They are in a National Youth Administration program at the Lee County Training School. Most New Deal WPA programs were racially segregated

EVB2943789: African American students at work in a library, Tupelo, MI., c. 1938. They are in a National Youth Administration program at the Lee County Training School. Most New Deal WPA programs were racially segregated / Bridgeman Images

John L. Lewis, President of the United Mine Workers Union. Mar. 8, 1937
John L. Lewis, President of the United Mine Workers Union. Mar. 8, 1937

EVB2943662: John L. Lewis, President of the United Mine Workers Union. Mar. 8, 1937 / Bridgeman Images

CCC enrollees ready to transplant wild beavers, c. 1938. The beavers will be taken from a ranch to a forest watershed to conserve water supply. Civilian Conservation Corps Camp F-167, Salmon National Forest, Idaho
CCC enrollees ready to transplant wild beavers, c. 1938. The beavers will be taken from a ranch to a forest watershed to conserve water supply. Civilian Conservation Corps Camp F-167, Salmon National Forest, Idaho

EVB2943804: CCC enrollees ready to transplant wild beavers, c. 1938. The beavers will be taken from a ranch to a forest watershed to conserve water supply. Civilian Conservation Corps Camp F-167, Salmon National Forest, Idaho / Bridgeman Images

Workers at Boulder Dam site in 1934. They are high scalers drilling on canyon walls above the Colorado River
Workers at Boulder Dam site in 1934. They are high scalers drilling on canyon walls above the Colorado River

EVB2943813: Workers at Boulder Dam site in 1934. They are high scalers drilling on canyon walls above the Colorado River / Bridgeman Images


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