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My grandma. Picture taken early 1924.
Runaway teens Rat (left, 16) and Mike (right, 17) showcase Colt .45 used for defense against getting robbed or kidnapped. Seattle, 1980s (640×424)
A Soviet POW found hiding three years after the end of WWII
“The Condition of the Laboring Man at Pullman” – cartoon from the Chicago Labor Newspaper, 1894
“It’s called suicide because it’s your choice.” (2008)
ATF agent John Osburg with a gun and a Nazi flag confiscated from Operation Red Dog conspirators. The conspirators were white supremacists trying to sail to Dominica and stage a paid coup there. April 1981
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Members of the Volunteer Social Aid Community (VSAC), including future Met Executive Directors, Conchita Chuidian Sunico and Nenita Barrios Manzano, who secretly aided POWs, and guerilla groups by holding benefit shows at the Metropolitan Theater, Manila
Times Square in 1905: A glimpse into the past with electric-powered tour buses and taxis, where innovation met the heart of New York City
German children arriving in Denmark as refugees during the last months of the war. 1945.
A New Beginning: 1939 Photo by Dorothea Lange
Lockheed Martin employee Sally Wadsworth working on the fuselage of a P-38 Lightning, California, 1944
B-17 Flying Fortress “Fifty Packin Mama”
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