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  1. U.S. Navy Flying Boat, in World War II
  2. Women's Rights, C.1920
  3. Shadow Of Cowboy Sitting In Tree Line
  4. Gone With The Wind, 1939, Clark Gable
  5. His Protector, c1900
  6. Duel At Diablo, Sidney Poitier, 1966
  7. Vintage image of men on horseback
  8. Migrant Family, 1936, impoverished homeless family
  9. Quebec Conference, 1944
  10. Virginia Lively, a wartime gas station attendant in Louisville, Kentucky, 1942
  11. Germany: Munich, 1930's
  12. Melrose Abbey
  13. Luna Park, Pittsburgh, Pa
  14. Egypt, Island Of Philae
  15. Detroit, Belle Isle, Grand Canal
  16. Syracuse from the University
  17. Eiffel Tower Over Exposition 1889
  18. Max Baer, former World Heavyweight Champion at his training camp in Speculator, NY
  19. Waiting for Dinner
  20. Crowds Enjoy The Beach Below The Cliff House
  21. Lusitania, 1908-1914
  22. Old photo of lacrosse team
  23. Texas Dust Storm
  24. Two members of the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage, 1914
  25. Levee At Memphis
  26. Yale Basketball Team, 1901
  27. Wombat In A Bathtub
  28. Fashionable young women in a Washington, D.C. office, May 1, 1929
  29. Portrait of Booker T. Washington sitting in a chair
  30. Aerial View Of Spokane Business Area
  31. On The Waterfront, Marlon Brando, 1954
  32. Niagara Falls, c1905
  33. Financial District, C.1920
  34. copyright 1900
  35. Mount Shasta California
  36. Leaders of Anti-Prohibition Organizations
  37. The floor of the New York Stock Exchange in New York City, 1907
  38. Chicago Skyline from Water Street
  39. President Eisenhower and future Presidents Lyndon Johnson and Richard Nixon
  40. Mirror Lake Adirondack Mountains
  41. Long's Peak From Road Rocky Mountain National Park, Panorama Of Snow-Capped Mountains
  42. U. S. Capitol In Washington D. C
  43. Dennis Banks
  44. Carl 'Corky' Civella
  45. Rudolf Caracciola
  46. Tetons From Signal Mountain, Valley, Snow-Capped Mountains, Low Horizons
  47. Dwight D. Eisenhower, giving the order of the day to the first assault
  48. Douglas Macarthur, army officer