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Portrait of George Washington Anonymous

Painting Of George Washington Anonymous

Georgie, 1898 Arthur Joseph Gaskin

Boy hearding geese at sunset Anonymous

Blackheath, Greenwich, London Anonymous

George Washington Directing Troops Anonymous

High Point, North Carolina - Housing. Other homes on edge of mill-village owned by Highland Yarn Mills Lewis Hine

View of Fort McAlister (i.e. McAllister), Ga., looking up the Ogechee (i.e. Ogeechee) River Anonymous

Portrait of Gijsbertus de Vos van Vossenburch Anonymous

Black Muscadine Grapes Anonymous

Richard Gash Jock Mooney

Yosemite National Park the Merced Chasm Anonymous

Herbert George Wells, British novelist Emil Otto Hoppe

Three Gods of Good Fortune Visit the Yoshiwara…, early 19th century Hosoda Eishi

View Towards Turret Arch Anonymous

High Point, North Carolina - Housing. General view of company-owned mill village - Highland Yarn Mills Lewis Hine

Howard Hughes' "Spruce Goose" Anonymous

Catherine Bruce, 1st Countess of Dysart John Hoskins

The Atlanta International Cotton Exposition - Spinning, old and new styles. From a sketch by Horace Bradley Anonymous

Teasing the Pup John George Brown

Gathering Geese, Robert William Vonnoh

Kawasi Indian Baby, 1904 Grace Carpenter Hudson

A Welcome Visitor George Augustus Holmes

Rubus Georg Dionysius Ehret

Hearse Carrying Abraham Lincoln's Body Anonymous

Sir Edmund William Gosse, 1892 English Photographer

Jean Jacques Rousseau and Therese le Vasseur Anonymous

View of Baumes House, Hoxton, London CH Matthews

George Washington with Wife and Two Children Anonymous

Mooring of the mail boat Jacob Quack

St. Gabriel, 1911 Wassily Kandinsky

Cock of the Plains John James Audubon

Steam Rising from Yellowstone Lake Anonymous

Ten year old Charlie Foster, unable to read, with a steady job at Merrimack Mills, Huntsville, Alabama, 1913 Lewis Wickes Hine

10 year old Mike Murphy, 7 year old Annie Healy and 10 year old Ross Healy in the shucking shed... Lewis Wickes Hine

High Point, North Carolina - Housing. Homes of furniture workers in the same district often vary greatly Lewis Hine