Old pictures of South Carolina

1862

Enslaved African Americans

1912

Child Labor in an Oyster Processing Plant

c. 1865

Group of old folks at home

1861

Slavery

1913

Rosie Dorothy Berdych, a 7 year old

1862

Enslaved family

1958

James Arness

1909

Three young girls working as oyster shuckers.

1860

Rockville Plantation Negro church

1862

"Contraband" planting sweet potatoes on Hopkinson's Plantation

c. 1873

Futuro President Woodrow Wilson por Pach Bros

c. 1918

GROUP OF PEOPLE

1886

Erathquake

c. 1935

Oyster season

1904

Home of John Harris Tomlinson

1951

Confiscated Moonshine

1843

Bremen Street View oldest pic

c. 1890

The city

c. 1970

Airport

c. 1950

The Old Mill

1940

An outdoor picnic

c. 1920

MAIN ST.

1949

PlayBoy founder Hugh Hefner with his first wife Millie Williams

c. 1901

Stone cutting

c. 1900

City Center

1864

Sherman overlooking Atlanta

1864

Destroying the railroad before the evacuation

1866

Ruined roundhouse

1898

President McKinley, (right of center), at the the Atlanta Peace Jubilee parade

1961

Thėrmonuclėar bōmb accidentally dropped from a B-52

1939

German Soldier Shares Cigarette with Soviet Tanker

1917

Destroyed British Tank, 1917

1939

Daughter of a sharecroppers in 1939 Person County at a country store

1939

watermelon on a hot summer day

1939

Country store

1969

A legendary festival

1907

Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung with Friends

1886

Mt. Nebo house Chilhowee R. Blount Co. Tenn.

1895

Woman carrying milk bucket riding on cow

1912

Charlie Ditmore taking Max Bell Webb

c. 1950

A mountain boy fetches water from a spring

1914

"Hairy Sam"

1938

Feeding pigs

1938

Mrs. Foster hanging up her husband's overalls

1936

Rehabilitation client repaying loan.

1909

Coca-Cola Delivery Truck in Knoxville

1911

Business area.

c. 1940

Williams family in their root cellar

1935

Street musicians

1901

Photographed by Henry Lynch. Manazkert and Mount Sipan

1917

Butter-making

c. 1942

A packed church house.

c. 1930

Marion and Bell Graves Keck family.

1956

group of African-American students walking to the School