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Al Spaulding, at bat around 1910. Known today
Downtown workers relaxing in New York Harbors
Clothes drying on lines between New York City
Clothes drying on lines between New York City
Woman pouring a cup of coffee for a man at
Male and female high school typing class in
African American children salute the flag
Actress Louisa Lane Drew poses with her daughter
Children dancing around a Maypole, Central
Loop the Loop was a dual-tracked steel roller
Table levitates during a seance at Baron von
Man levitates during a seance at Baron von
Two men playing cards in a home in Broad Channel
Group portrait of the Freemasons of an American
Men, women, and children enjoying the surf
Young couple holding hands while posed on
Two young women in fashionable cinched waist
HOW DY DO? Staged photograph of two women
Drew Barrymore, was born Georgiana Drew in
New Years Eve celebration in a New York City
Abundant toys are underneath a traditionally
Sir Thomas J. Lipton, the creator of the famous
August Belmont, was the founder of the wealthy
Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney wearing a jeweled
Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney in 1909. She began
Consuelo Vanderbilt, the Duchess of Marlborough
Consuelo Vanderbilt as a young woman, c. 1895-1905
Consuelo Vanderbilt was forced by her family
A Gilded Age coaching party in New York City
Drew Barrymore, was born Georgiana Drew in
George Jay Gould and family at his sisters
French Count Etienne de Beaumont, 1923, in
Mrs. William Astor, was born in 1831 as Caroline
Food and Drug Administration inspector ready
Three farmers stand by a huge steam tractor
Homestead couple has planted corn right up
Four men eating at a chuck wagon on a Texas
A cowboy cooks at a chuck wagon, getting dinner
Three cowboys sitting under a tree, having
Cowboys playing mumbly peg during a break
Actor Maurice Barrymore was the patriarch
The Horse Wrangler, by Erwin E. Smith, 1910
Photographer Erwin E. Smith Riding a sunfisher
Street scene in Juneau, Alaska, in 1897 photo
Dawson City was boom town at the confluence
Men, likely out of luck gold seekers, taking
Woman wearing a flat fronted corset, shaping
Little girls having a tea party, c. 1890
Japanese Geishas, c. 1910. Geishas, were female
Miller Huggins, 1911 baseball card as second
Miller Huggins played with the St. Louis Cardinals
Nap Lajoie, Cleveland Naps, baseball card
Johnny Evers, was part of the Chicago Cubs
Lillian Russell as Vera, a Russian gypsy fortune
Johnny Evers played second base for the Chicago
Johnny Evers was second baseman for the Chicago
John Peter Honus Wagner played shortstop for
Rogers Hornsby, played for the St. Louis Cardinals
Harry Hooper played for the Boston Red Sox
Branch Rickey, when he played and managed
Grover Cleveland Alexander and Manager Pat
Casey Stengel, in a batting pose in Brooklyn
Casey Stengel, wearing sunglasses, while playing
Frank Baker 1911 baseball card published when
Lou M. Fields, David Warfield, and Lillian
Frank Home Run Baker, in a New York Yankees
Frank Home Run Baker, played with the Philadelphia
John F. Shano Collins sitting on the edge
John F. Shano Collins at bat for the Chicago
John Shano Collins was a right fielder and
Bob Shawkey, pitched for the Philadelphia
Connie Mack, manager and part owner of the
Connie Mack, manager of the Philadelphia Athletes
Eddie Collins, 1914 baseball card published
Actress Lillian Russell wears an ostrich feather
Shoeless Joe Jackson, played with the Cleveland
Eddie Plank, pitcher for the Philadelphia
Eddie Plank, pitcher for the Philadelphia
Edward Walsh was at the height of his pitching
Charles Albert Chief Bender, a pitcher with
Charles Hercules Ebbets, owner of the Brooklyn
Charles Hercules Ebbets, owner of the Brooklyn
Christy Mathewson, July 26, 1916, wears his
Christy Mathewson, New York Giants pitched
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