ID: CUB4480318

Throne hall, Reggia di Caserta, Caserta, Campania, Italy

ID: CUB4475986

Palazzo Ducale, Urbino, Marche, Italy

ID: CUB4476130

Teatro Ponchielli, Cremona, Lombardy, Italy

ID: CUB4476331

Rocca Costanza, Pesaro, Marche, Italy

ID: CUB4476405

Playbill of Turandot, Torre del Lago, Tuscany, Italy

ID: CUB4476249

Theatre of Palazzo Reale, Naples, Campania, Italy

ID: CUB4476789

Pietrabbondante, Molise, Italy

ID: CUB4476793

Pietrabbondante, Molise, Italy

ID: EVB2943877

Six little girls wearing tutus during Child Health Day at the Sumner-Magruder elementary school in Washington, D.C. 1936

ID: EVB2943919

Federal workers in the patent office file room, where patents are kept on file for public use. Feb. 29, 1940

Harris & Ewing (1905-45)

ID: EVB2943967

Howard Hughes and actress Nancy Carroll just before taking off for Los Angeles, 1937. Carroll was a A-list actress from 1927 to the mid-1930s, but retired from films in 1938

Unknown photographer, (20th century)

ID: EVB2942037

Anti-Vietnam War radicals to travel to Hanoi, North Vietnam, 1966

ID: EVB2942040

Curt Gowdy, sportscaster and 'voice' of the Boston Red Sox. He covered nationally-televised sports for NBC Sports in the 1960s and 1970s

ID: EVB2942073

President Kennedy signing the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty which banned nuclear tests in the atmosphere, underwater and in space. First row: Senators Pastore, Fulbright, Aiken, Dirksen, Saltonstall, Kutchel, and VP Johnson. Second Row: Averell Harriman, Sen. Smathers, Sec of State Dean Rusk, Sen. Humphrey, William C. Foster, Sen. Cannon. Oct. 7, 1963

ID: EVB2942142

Mercury astronaut Gordon Cooper wearing a spacesuit. His Mercury capsule's electricity failed during the 16th orbit, requiring him to actively pilot the space capsule during reentry. Feb. 25, 1963

ID: EVB2944087

Three generations of a farm family at dinner in East Montpelier, Vermont, July 1942. Photo by Fritz Henle

Henle, Fritz (1909-93)

ID: EVB2944093

Tenant farming family's Mother and son wash dishes, Mississippi, c. 1931. They have received Red Cross food during the drought. Sitting out are food containers for coffee, Karo corn syrup and Swift's Jewel Lard. Photo by Lewis Hine

Hine, Lewis Wickes (1874-1940)

ID: EVB2942277

Christa McAuliffe Experiences Weightlessness. She represented the Teacher in Space Project and died when Challenger exploded during take-off on January 28, 1986

ID: EVB2944120

Presidents Franklin Roosevelt and Anastasio Somoza of Nicaragua. Group stands at attention during 21-gun salute in Somoza's honor, May 5, 1939. Back row: Eleanor Roosevelt, Senora de Somoza. Front Row: Anastasio Somoza, FDR, Edwin Watson (aide), Stephen Early (Press Sec)

ID: EVB2942331

Hillary Clinton with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. They met to discuss his new role as a global Cultural Ambassador. Jan. 18, 2012

ID: EVB2944324

Cornelius Vanderbilt III, leaving the White House, Sept 1, 1939. The former publisher and author had recently returned from Europe on the verge of WW2

ID: EVB2944345

A family is escorted away from the site of an unexploded German bomb in 1948. A 2,500 pound German bomb, buried opposite University College Hospital, London, fell in 1941. After it was defused and removed, residents returned to their homes

ID: EVB2942553

African American high school students pose with food they have preserved. Food production and preservation were encouraged during World War I. School No. 26, Indianapolis, Indiana. c. 1917-18

ID: EVB2944366

U.S. sailor looks down the hatch the submarine, USS MARLIN at New London, Conn. World War 2, August 1943

ID: EVB2942586

Lt. Earl Carroll, prominent composer, was a full-fledged World War I aviator. He sits beside his fast scout machine. c. 1918

ID: EVB2944405

Newspaper stand on Monday morning, Dec. 8, 1941, the day after Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Headline reads, 'ENEMY PLANES NEAR N.Y. FROM ATLANTIC. Montgomery and Market Streets, San Francisco, California

Collier, John (1913-92)

ID: EVB2944738

British Army moves to forward areas around El Alamein and El Darba. Egyptian villagers watching a large British convoy of military trucks traveling along the road to the Western Desert during World War 2. c. 1940-42

ID: EVB2944750

Free French Troops reviewed by Gen. Henri Giraud during the Allied victory parade, World War 2. Tunis, May 20, 1943

ID: EVB2943048

Anti-gas nose bag for French army horses in WW1. 1917. The animals accepted the peculiar nose-bag, perhaps anticipating it would later be filled with oats or other food

Unknown photographer, (20th century)

ID: EVB2944768

General Dwight Eisenhower talks with African American Private Edward Clay. Clay is stationed at a gas dump on the Western Front. The sign in background, 'Kriegsmarinewerft Wilhelmshaven', indicates the location is the coastal town in northwest Germany. c. 1945

ID: EVB2943102

WW1 convoy of Spahis light cavalry at Francport in Picardy, France, in Oct. 1914. Spahis were light cavalry regiments of the French army recruited from the French North African colonies of Algeria, Tunisia, and Morocco. Oct. 1914

Unknown photographer, (20th century)

ID: EVB2943111

Russian WW1 POWs include Tartar, and Kyrgyz prisoners. 1914-15. In the course of the war, over 4 million Russians became POW's on the Eastern Front. An estimated 90% survived to be released at the end of the war

Unknown photographer, (20th century)

ID: EVB2943117

Surrender of the German fleet to British off the coast of Scotland. Nov. 21, 1918. The terms of the armistice, obliged Germany to surrender all her U-boats and about 74 surface warships

Unknown photographer, (20th century)

ID: EVB2944810

U.S. Sixth Army soldiers lie low on Leyte Island's beach, but they met little Japanese opposition. Landing barges are in the distance. Oct. 20, 1944. Philippines, Pacific Ocean, World War 2

ID: EVB2944816

Douglas Dauntless dive bomber balanced on nose after crash landing on carrier flight deck. June 21, 1943. World War 2, Pacific Ocean

ID: EVB2943177

Dead WW1 German Artilleryman and horses. 1914-18

Unknown photographer, (20th century)