[Men playing music for Memphis political boss Edward Hull Crump and a thousand of his "good friends" on a one-day junket to the races at Hot Springs, on a train between Memphis, Tennessee and Hot Springs, Arkansas]

[Smiling coal miner in the area where "How Green Was My Valley" was filmed, which won the 1941 Academy Award for Best Picture, Rhodda Valley, Wales]

[Coal miner leaning on a rail in the area where "How Green Was My Valley" was filmmed, which won the 1941 Academy Award for Best Picture, Rhodda Valley, Wales]

[Soldier giving bath to puppy in a helmet, Tunisia]

Elderly Woman, Spanish Village

Self-Portrait from Old Negatives

The Dadaist Raoul Hausmann posing

[Dancer]

Bowery

[Sleeping at an east side tenement, New York]

[Sleeping at an east side tenement, New York]

East Side Street Scene

Maurice Schwartz, with script and glasses in hand, gives a scene all he's got with actors Cohan, left, and Arco, center. Composer Rumshinsky, seated, joins in.

This is Easter Sunday morning in Harlem... dressed in their best, they go to church... the same as any other decent people... they're no different... these are the people the papers don't write about or photograph...

It is now almost six in the morning... it is still dark... but the church is open... and the early morning worshippers find solace inside...

[Firefighter carrying Injured or dead person on stretcher]

[New York's Little Italy Remembers the Boys in Service]

Leadbelly

Flag Pole Painter, Waldorf Astoria Hotel

[Black Eye Specialist]

[Horse-Flesh Sold Here]

A movie theater. The partition separates the white and black patrons, Washington D.C.

Weegee as a boy

[There was Dancing in the Streets of New York]