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Driving the golden spike to form the first transcontinental
railroad |
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Tracks on the extreme front of Prescott and Eastern
Railroad in Arizona Territory ca 1898 |
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1887 land promotion (poster) enticing settlers to Dakota
territory |
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Nebraska family posing in front of their sod house |
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Farmer turning over sod on homestead, Sun River Montana |
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Farming in South Dakota, 1898 |
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Plains farm |
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Mechanization on the farm |
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Hauling supplies to mining camp |
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Mining crew drifting for gold, Deadwood, Dakota Territory
ca.1876 |
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Street in Hazen, Nevada, 1905 |
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Montezuma Silver Smelting Works in Nevada, 1868 |
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Copper mining town outside Denver, Colorado, 1897 |
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A Texas Longhorn steer |
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Cattle drive |
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Cowboys moving cattle, 1904 |
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Branding cattle |
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Cattle being driven to railroad in Colorado or Utah,
1904 |
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Gardiner Park County, Montana, 1887 |
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Buffalo hunt, 1873 |
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Buffalo skinner, 1874 |
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Destroyed buffalo herds |
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40,000 buffalo hides, Dodge City, KS, 1878 |
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George Armstrong Custer |
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Sitting Bull |
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Sioux encampment near Pine Ridge, South Dakota, 1891 |
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Ghost dancer |
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Geronimo and his followers after his surrender, 1886 |
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Chief Joseph of the Nez Perce |
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Flathead reservation in Montana |
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Indian children at the Carlisle school, 1900 |
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Mexican family in Brownsville, Texas, 1908 |
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Henry Grady, editor of the Atlanta Constitution |
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Advertisement for “Old Judge” cigarettes |
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Sharecropper’s cabin in North Carolina |
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Lynching of African Americans |
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Convict labor working on a Mississippi River levee in
Louisiana, 1898 |
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Convict laborers building a road in Georgia, 1920 |
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Booker T. Washington |
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Booker T. Washington at Tuskegee Institute |
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Faculty council of Tuskegee Institute, including Booker
T. Washington, 1902 |
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1880’s depiction of the balance between two political
parties |
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James A. Garfield |
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Chester A. Arthur |
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Grover Cleveland |
