Caring for the little ones, model play grounds, La. Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, Mo.
Publisher: Kilburn, Benjamin West
Subjects: Louisiana Purchase Exposition, Saint Louis, Mo.), African Americans, Employment, Children, Day Care, Missouri, Saint Louis, Women, Playgrounds
Collection: United States Library of Congress: Stereoviews
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Grinding the axe.
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Family group sitting in front of a wooden shack.
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Studio portait of young chimney sweeps.
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Rapid transit in southern Mississippi. [Large group of children on an oxcart.]
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Simplicity, Alabama, U.S.A. [Group gathered on a porch, in town.]
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Distinguished southerners, grinding cane. [Children chewing sugar cane on the porch.]
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We'se done all dis's Mornin'." [Girls with basket of cotton in the field.]
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We'se done all dis's Mornin'." Picking cotton on a Mississippi plantation.
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We'se done all dis's Mornin'." Picking cotton on a Mississippi plantation.
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We'se done all dis's Mornin'." Picking cotton on a Mississippi plantation.
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Plowing the field for cotton.
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Group of natives. [Group portrait of children on benches.]
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Cotton picking, Mississippi, U.S.A.
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Man sitting in front of a cabin.
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Family group posing in cotton field.
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Colored convalescent soldiers resting after a march, at Aiken's Landing, James River, Va.
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Camp dinner.
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Mexican Children.
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San Antonio River.
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Mexican beggar.
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Pagarias" (Mexican women selling birds).
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Pagarias' (Mexican women selling birds.)
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Mexican selling wood.
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Mexi[can] beggar.
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Mexican selling candy.
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Mexican selling candy.
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Finished tin cans to be filled with oils and other products, Oil Industry, Port Arthur, Texas, U.S.A..
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Begger, Mexican, Laredo, Texas.
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A rice raft, South Carolina.
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