History in Pictures
Brenda ElthonOld pictures.
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History in Pictures
Girls.
The Dundee High School girls basketball team, 1908.
Boys.
At the amusement park, 1950s.
‘This land is your land, this land is my land.’
White segregationists throw stones at a bus carrying Freedom Riders, 1961, who were...
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Women.
Friends, rural Texas, 1905.
Boys.
Boys on the Mississippi River shore undress for a swim, 1890.
Repairing a Civil War bridge.
Confederate forces destroyed the railroad bridge over the Bull Run Creek, near Manassas, Virg...
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Home sweet home.
… Abraham Lincoln, Tad and Willie, stand in the yard of their Springfield, Illinois, home, August 1860.
… A political rally and parade in support of Lincoln’s presidential candidacy stops in front of his home, August 8...
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Time lapse.
Left: The “Bloody Lane” at Antietam, sometimes called the “Sunken Road,” photographed two days after the battle, after most of the dead had been removed for burial, September 19, 1862.
Historians estimate 2,500 Americans di...
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With faith in the future.
Dorothea Lange’s photos of 1930s drought migrants heading to California.
Technology.
Charles Lindbergh, left, and his best friend, Bud Gurney, in St. Louis, during their time performing flight stunts on th...
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