Fotos antiguas de Dodge City

c. 1871

George M. Hoover’s store

1874

Front Street

1872

Hardware store and gunsmith

1883

The "Dodge City Peace Commission"

1876

Deputies Bat Masterson (standing) and Wyatt Earp

c. 1880

Interior of the Long Branch Saloon

1874

Wyatt dealt faro at the Long Branch Saloon

1884

Washington Monument

1889

President Inauguration of Benjamin Harrison

c. 1883

Cowboys on the trail from Texas to Kansas

1942

District of Columbia from the Washington Monument

1963

Children Arrested for Violating Racial Segregation Law

1883

Wooden railway bridge.

1940

Pan American World Airways Boeing 307 Passengers

1960

Aram Khachatryan with his wife, N. Makarova

1918

Refugees and city women prepare 2,500 blankets for orphans and the army at the Red Cross warehouse

1939

A young man

1859

President Andrew Johnson by Vannerson

1937

During the Great Depression

1963

Luther King and other leaders at the Lincoln Memorial

1909

Photographers with their heavy artillery at President Taft's inauguration

1952

Perfume spraying machine

1875

Senator Andrew Johnson (ex-President)

c. 1918

View of U.S. Capitol from rooftop

1865

The "Old Nashville" Lincoln dead.

1937

Hands Free Beach Pie Eating Competition

1918

President Woodrow Wilson and his cabinet

1924

First Mobile Phone with Two-Way Communication Capability

1923

Street Vendor

c. 1920

Rancher and his dog

1893

President Cleveland's Second Cabinet

1972

Pacific Southern Airlines flight attendants

1924

A Washington, D.C. filling station

1956

Martin Luther King in 1956

1970

Richard Nixon With Elvis Presley

1970

Southwest Airlines Flight Attendant

1970

US President Richard Nixon and Elvis Presley

1942

View of the Mall

1929

The Suicide of a Stockbroker After Losing Everything in the 1929 Wall Street Crash

c. 1860

Group of Union soldiers

1901

STREET SCENE

1939

Black Man Drinking from "Colored People" Water Fountain

1965

Pornography Vending Machines

1942

The Pentagon under construction.

1865

Lincoln's second inaugural address at the almost completed Capitol building

1926

Easter at the White House.