Women Prepare To Graduate Flight Attendant School (1961)
Female And Male Students Walk Downtown Kabul, Afghanistan (1981)
A Sharecropper Mother From Transylvania, Louisiana, Educates Her Children At Home, Focusing On Letters And Numbers (1937)
Children In An Iron Lung In 1950 Before The Advent Of The Polio Vaccination
In Texas, During The 1940s, Men Dressed In Shorts And Cowboy Boots Attended To Women At A Drive-In
Picking Up Some Sugary Delights At The Candy Store. (1950s)
A Patient Buying Cigarẹttẹs From His Hospital Bed, 1950s
A One-Room Schoolhouse In Texas (1907)
Women Were Advised To Take Off Their High Heels Before Using The Escalator At Gimbel’s Department Store. Paramus, New Jersey (1966)
Inside A Female Student’s Dorm Room At Indiana University (1948)
A Young Woman Enjoying A Beach Day, Deauville France (1920s)
High-Class Mercedes Fidelity Unit From 1965: A TV, A Phone, A Mini Fridge, And A Radio, All In One For Your Car
Car Seats Were Not Equipped With Any Straps To Keep Baby Seat On The Seat. Instead, These Seats Depended On The Mother Extending Her Arm To Prevent The Baby From Toppling Forward. 1958
Switchboard Operators (1955)
Miss America Contestants (1925)
College archery club, 1950s
Workers Buildings Radios At Emerson (1945)
Women Receive Instruction In The Application Of Makeup, 1940
The “four-penny coffin” was a Salvation Army shelter for the homeless in early 1900s London. For just four pence, the destitute could lie down to sleep, enjoy a hot meal, and find warmth from the cold.
Young lady smiles in her fancy shirt circa 1890s.
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