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A woman sits on the ground holding an infant while a young girl stands behind her.

A woman stands with four children in a farmyard. On verso: "Addie."

A woman tends to her young child holding newspapers on the front porch.

A woman holds a small child on the steps of a porch.

A woman holds a smiling infant outdoors.

A young woman dries off after going in the water.

A drawing depicts Wolf's Point on the Chicago River during the height of the Black Hawk War between the United States and Native Americans led by Sauk chief, Black Hawk.

A man ties a woman's shoe while she holds a cowbell in her lap during the National Barn Dance radio show. The National Barn Dance show, which included country music, theatrical skits, and comedy, debuted on April 19, 1924, and was broadcast by WLS…

Lyrics depict singer fondly remembering a lover. Front cover signed by Marjorie Elliott.

A cartoon depicts Adlai Stevenson II with the White House in the lower left corner. The Atlanta Constitution editorial staff signed their names on either side of the drawing.On bottom left: "With pride and assurance. From the editorial staff of the…

The view of a house is obstructed by a large snow drift after a heavy snowfall.

Snow lies on the ground in a wooded area.

Winfield Scott Hancock poses for a portrait wearing a suit and bow tie.On verso: "For Ms. Julia Parsons. With compliments of Mr. W. S. Hancock, Governor's Island, New York, May 25, 1882."

Winfield Scott Boone poses for a portrait with his wife Mary Adeline Gressman Boone and their daughter Edith Dorothy Boone in Clio, Iowa.

Winfield Scott Boone and his sister, Mary Anne Boone, pose for a portrait while standing on either side of a chair. On verso: "Winfield Scott Boone and sister Mary A. Boone, Winfield Scott Boone is son of John O. Boone - son of John Boone - son of…

An automobile windshield that was badly damaged as a result of the Hearst Strike in Chicago. The Hearst Corporation, founded by William Randolph Hearst, became the largest media conglomerate in the world in the 1920s and has had continued success to…

Several women look at wrapped food baskets in the window of Spurgeon's Department Store.

The Keeley Institute was founded in Dwight in 1879 by Leslie Keeley, and offered treatment to cure alcoholism through 1965. At the peak of the institute's popularity, there were more than 200 locations across the U.S. and in Europe.

A horse stands tied to a windmill while a man looks over a drove of pigs.

Two men wind spools of sisal fiber using small spinning machines.