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"The Alerte" The 147th Aero Squadron
"The Alerte" The 147th Aero Squadron 1918
Aleut Kitchen
Aleut Kitchen
Aleut Womens Petition
Aleut Womens Petition 10/10/1942
Officers Eating Thanksgiving Dinner at Alexai Point Airbase
Officers Eating Thanksgiving Dinner at Alexai Point Airbase 11/25/1943
Alexander Graham Bell
Alexander Graham Bell's Telephone Patent Drawing and Oath 3/7/1876
Alexander Hamilton
Alexander Hamilton
Alexander Hamilton
Alexander Hamilton's Commission to Take Rank as Colonel 10/28/1783
Alexander Hamilton Statue, New York City, NY
Alexander Hamilton Statue, New York City, NY 1892 (Photograph 1968)
Alexandria, Va. from camp of 44th N.Y. Inf
Alexandria, Va. from camp of 44th N.Y. Inf ca. 1860 - ca. 1865
Alfred and Willie, two young oyster fishers in Mobile Bay. A few, but not many of these youngsters are found on the oyster boats. Bayou La Batre, Ala.
Alfred and Willie, two young oyster fishers in Mobile Bay. A few, but not many of these youngsters are found on the oyster boats. Bayou La Batre, Ala. 2/23/1911
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