A photo of Sid Hatfield, the police chief of Matewan, West Virginia. Hatfield is known for his surprising stance on strikes. Unlike most police chiefs, he not only refused to help crush ongoing strikes, but sided with the strikers outright. He was later murdered in broad daylight, 1921 . GalleryA photo of Sid Hatfield, the police chief of Matewan, West Virginia. Hatfield is known for his surprising stance on strikes. Unlike most police chiefs, he not only refused to help crush ongoing strikes, but sided with the strikers outright. He was later murdered in broad daylight, 1921 .
Little boy posing proudly on his 2 piece suit with his little matching fedora, 407 Florida Ave. N.W., Washington, D.C, 25 of April 1948. Kodak shot. GalleryLittle boy posing proudly on his 2 piece suit with his little matching fedora, 407 Florida Ave. N.W., Washington, D.C, 25 of April 1948. Kodak shot.
Today marks 31 years since the Formula 1 Hockenheim, Germany GP, where Jos Verstappen’s car ignited during a pitstop due to a refueling error. Photographer Steven Tee, 31st July 2025 GalleryToday marks 31 years since the Formula 1 Hockenheim, Germany GP, where Jos Verstappen’s car ignited during a pitstop due to a refueling error. Photographer Steven Tee, 31st July 2025
A USCG member explores tunnels on Iwo Jima in 1983, nearly 40 years after the devastating battle against Japan. Live artillery shells untouched since the war are at right. The tunnel itself still had live munitions and Japanese remains from where they fell in battle. GalleryA USCG member explores tunnels on Iwo Jima in 1983, nearly 40 years after the devastating battle against Japan. Live artillery shells untouched since the war are at right. The tunnel itself still had live munitions and Japanese remains from where they fell in battle.