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1. History of the Annisquam Female Benevolent Society

2. Ben Perley Poore [etched into negative in reverse on front]

3. 42 Hanover St New Year's Day.

4. An advertising truck driven to various banks in the city yesterday and parked while music from its loudspeaker attracted...

5. Although 55 men have been prevented from continuing their ERA work in Bellingham, these five women were kept on the job by...

6. Band With Hunger Marches. En route to Washington, D.C., this group of hunger marchers are members of the band accompanying the...

7. Banners flying, footsore, but hanging on, the remnant of Lynn's army of 200 protesting ERA workers on the last lap of their...

8. Butter prepared for Relief distribution by ERA.

9. CCC Enrollment Starts. New York, Jan. 5 -- with 50,742 men to be enrolled in the Civilian Conservation Corps, throughout the...

10. Crops Grow Again. This field of growing broom corn represents a victory by man over the forces of drought which, five years...

11. Drought. The hot sun seared large areas of the country during the summer of 1936, bringing suffering to regions denied the...

12. Dust Drifts. A wagon lies buried on a windblown farm in Dallam County, Tex., symbolic of the effect of the Dust Bowl disaster...

13. Eight of the 800 ERA workers, payless since last Thursday, who massed in front of the ERA headquarters in Cambridge yesterday...

14. ERA workers packaging hundreds of pounds of prunes at the Boston Army base of distribution to needy families.

15. The father of waters shrivels to creek size.

16. The Federal Music Project of the WPA has made it possible for the "Common people" enjoy a superlative brand of music through...

17. Fighting The Dust Bowl. With water as his principle weapon, this farmer is waging a successful fight against the death grip of...

18. Flowing 'Gold' In The Dust Bowl. Joe Evans sunk two wells in his dust bowl farm near Hereford, Texas to get the water with...

19. A glimpse of the New Boston ERA project for physically handicapped workers.

20. Group of hikers on Redemption Rock before hike to Mt. Wachusett near Worcester.

21. Group of Medford Youngsters having fun with a nursery contest at the M.D.C. Blue Hills Reservation.

22. Here's part of the crowd of 800 ERA workers who thronged into the office of the administrator in Cambridge today. "What we want...

23. Homeless men, right, registering at the transients division of federal emergency relief, at 199 Cambridge street, yesterday....

24. How Corn Looks After Months of Drought. This corn field in Greene county, Missouri, shows how the usual fertile soil has been...

25. Hunger Marchers in California. Delegates of the State Hunger March Committee paraded to the California State Capitol in...

26. "Hunger Marchers" near Capital. Miss Helmi Huttunen, of Seattle, Wash., standing by the truck pointing to "On To Washington"...

27. Jobless March On Pennsylvania's Capital. Members of the "Unemployed Army" which came from all points of Pennsylvania to present...

28. Letter from Deborah Weston, New Bedford, [Mass.], to Anne Warren Weston, April 26th, [18]42, Tuesday morn

29. Letter from Eliza Wigham, [Edinburgh, Scotland], to Anne Warren Weston, 11th mo[nth] 14th [day] 1848

30. Letter from Eliza Wigham, Edinburgh, to Samuel May, 12.11.57

31. Letter from Elizabeth Buffum Chace, Fall River, [Mass.], to Maria Weston Chapman, 10 mo[nth] 26th [day] 1839

32. Letter from Jane Wigham, Edinburgh, [Scotland], to Maria Weston Chapman, 16/11/[18]47

33. Letter from Joseph Lupton, Terrace House, Chapeltown Road, Leeds, [England], to Maria Weston Chapman, October 21st, 1857

34. Letter from Oliver Johnson, New York, [N.Y.], to William Lloyd Garrison, 28 Nov[ember], 1857

35. Letter from Oliver Johnson, New York, [N.Y], to William Lloyd Garrison, Dec[ember] 4, 1857

36. Letter from Rebecca Whitelegge, 77 Chatham Street, [Manchester, England], to Maria Weston Chapman, November 20, 1857

37. Letter from Richard Davis Webb, [Dublin?, Ireland], to Anne Warren Weston, 8th[-12th] of February 1858

38. Letter from Richard Davis Webb, Dublin, [Ireland], to Anne Warren Weston, July 5, 1849

39. Letter from Samuel May, Boston, to Richard Davis Webb, October 21, 1857

40. Letter from Samuel May, to Richard Davis Webb, Nov. 10 / 57

41. A Living -- The Hard Way. Here, on the farm of H.A. Schneider near Boise City, Okla., in the heart of the "Black Blizzard ''...

42. Making their beds on the old grounds of Camp Meigs, a wartime cantonment.

43. Marchers Arrive In Washington. Truck loads of Washington "Marchers shown when they crossed the boundary line into the district...

44. Members of the Fenway Sketch Club of the Adult Recreation Project, Arts and Crafts division, W.P.A., gather in the late summer...

45. Mrs. W. E. Johnson places a tin can beside a tomato vine in the garden on her Columbia, Mo., farm where the garden has been...

46. Much Ado in Manhattan. Lively scenes have attended the WPA strike in New York. Very exciting for everybody, including the cops....

47. Newton Free Library branches & bookmobile. Newton, MA. Newtonville Library construction

48. One hundred and fifty WPA workers laid off at Eastern Boston airport visited City Hall this morning and laid their case before...

49. Parades On Pennsylvania Avenue. Part of the parade of 3,000 so-called "Hunger-Marchers" up Pennsylvania avenue, Washington,...

50. Pastures Ruined By Drought. Columbia, MO. -- Burned out pasture on the farm of W.E. Johnson near here, which is one of the...

51. Pickets. In the controversy over the new rules, pickets (above) march in line before the WPA Adult Education Bureau at 13 Astor...

52. Police And Citizens Halt "Hunger Marchers". Police and citizens of Cumberland, MD., armed with long range tear gas guns and...

53. Prunes packed ready for distribution to Welfare Commissaries from ERA project, Army Base Boston.

54. Sam Oene of Sully County, S.D., and his children praying for rain on their drought-afflicted farm. North Dakotans pray during...

55. Sample of garments being made by federal relief workers for distribution to welfare recipients throughout the state. Samples...

56. Seek Five-Day Week. A New England Committee, led by governor Winant of New Hampshire, in conference in Washington August 1 with...

57. Seeking Divine Aid in West's drought crisis. Stuart Rudd, a South Dakota farmer, in the midst of his sun-devastated fields,...

58. Shown left to right are Gove. Tom Berry, South Dakota; Rexford G. Tugwell, resettlement administrator; Gov. Walter Welford,...

59. Some of the crowds of ERA workers who appeared at City Hall yesterday in protest against being laid off. Acting Mayor John F....

60. The Song has ended - musicians pack up their instruments and take departure.

61. Student Workers. Just returned from work in the woods all day, these CCC boys at Breakheart Camp in Saugus will wash up and be...

62. Take Tests For ERB Jobs. New York. -- Large police details were assigned to examination places today as more than 3,000...

63. Tall Corn In The Dust Bowl. Water and work produced this tall corn on the dust bowl farm of Joe Evans near Hereford, Texas....

64. They Would Have Been Tomatoes, If. -- Yes, we have no tomatoes. There would have been if there's been enough rain in eastern...

65. This was a corn field.

66. This year's corn crop grown by William Carr Lentz of Utica, Ind., who won the national championship as the country's best corn...

67. Top: Members of the Federal Writers' project busily engaged in sorting photographs and reports that came from all over New...

68. U.S. Civil Works Administration

69. Waiting For A Rain. H.A. Schneider stands by the fence on his farm near Boise City, Okla., watching the sky as he awaits a rain...

70. Western Drought Area -- This is not a closeup of the canals of Mars viewed through a telescope. It's the pattern cracked out of...

71. Where once green rows of corn waved over the prairies, dry dust blows from the cultivator of this North Dakota farmer. As his...

72. Women's Bread Line In New York City. Although there are many bread lines for men in New York City, similar ones for women had...

73. The Wood-Wind section "going to town" on a difficult number.

74. WPA Protest Parade. Thousands of Detroit WPA workers, protesting changes in hourly wage rates and the cessation of some WPA...

75. 12-inch coast defense gun

76. 3rd. Ills. and 4th Pa. marching to the transports, Newport News, - enroute for Porto Rico

77. Admiral Dewey's flag-ship "Olympia," as she arrived in New York Bay from Manila

78. Admiral Schley's, flag ship Brooklyn

79. Amerikanisch-Spanischer kriegsschauplatz

80. Army wagon train. Porto Rico

81. Before Santiago. Hot and dry

82. The bombardment of San Juan by Admiral Sampson

83. [Boston City Hospital tents]

84. Boston City Hospital tents

85. Boston City Hospital tents in yard, Spanish-American War, homeopathic hospital, East Concord Street in background

86. Bow plate of the "Maine." Wreck of the U.S.B. "Maine"

87. Burial of the victims of the "Maine" in their final resting place, Arlington Cemetery, Va., Dec. 28, 1899

88. Burial of the victims of the "Maine" in their final resting place, Arlington Cemetery, Va., Dec. 28, 1899

89. Chaplain Brown of the "Rough Riders" preaching to the regiment

90. Chaplain Brown of the "Rough Riders" preaching to the regiment

91. Co. 7 en route Spanish War

92. Coast defences Havana

93. Col. Welch and staff, 65th N.Y. Vols., Camp Alger, Va.

94. Completely equipped vols. - ready to sail for our new "south" - Porto Rico

95. The "Concho" carrying two regiments of regulars to Santiago de Cuba

96. The cruiser "Oquendo" - once the pride of Spain - destroyed by the American navy

97. The cruiser "Oquendo" - once the pride of Spain - destroyed by the American navy

98. Cuba. In the trenches on San Juan Hill

99. Cuba. Starving Cubans at Matanzas

100. E. F. Strickland's tedious trip