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Denton, Texas, 1890

Tin Type

Mug shot: Goldie Williams, alias Meg Murphy. Vagrancy, Omaha, Nebraska, 1898

Avis and Amanda

Children in their award winning fairy costumes show off their trophies, c. early 1900s

Alice Roosevelt, Theodore Roosevelt’s eldest daughter, who not only cut her wedding cake with a sword, defied all the conventions of her day regarding women, and who also had a pillow embroidered with her most famous quote on her couch; “If you haven’t got anything good to say about anybody, come sit next to me.” 1902

How the Other Half Lives: Studies Among the Tenements of New York, by Jacob Riis, c.1890

Rita Hayworth, 1941

Alice Elizabeth Doherty

Bandit’s Roost, 59 1/2 Mulberry Street The heart of New York City’s crime-ridden slum life in the mid-to-late 1870s was located between Mulberry Bend and the Five Points area. The levels of population density, disease, infant and child mortality, unemployment, prostitution, violent crime, drug abuse and general destitution in this area were staggering. Photo by Jacob Riis, 1888

Playing by the water, Jacob Riis, 1895

Cabinet Card, Norfolk, Virginia, c. 1880

A mother and child

Theodore Roosevelt's son Quentin and his friend Roswell Pinckney, 1902

Frida

by Alfred Stieglitz, 1887

Seattle, 1917

The eight Kennedy children, 1928

CDV Photo 2 Handsome Young Boys, Phoenixville

:::::::: Photographie antique ::::::::: image admirablement claire et détaillée d'une jeune fille prise en Moravie, République tchèque. Autour de 1910