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Mark Twain in Tesla’s lab, 1894 A 10 x 15-foot wooden shed where the “Harley-Davidson Motor Company” started out in 1903 Testing football helmets in 1912 Helmets again: A Pyramid of captured German ones in front of the NYC Grand Central Terminal, 1918 A bar in New York City, the night before prohibition began,1920 Mount Rushmore Before Carving, 1920s Traffic jam in New York, 1923 A quiet little job at a crocodile farm in St. Augustine, Florida, 1926 World economic crisis, 1929 Central Park in 1930 Last four couples standing at a Chicago dance marathon, ca. 1930 Meeting of the Mickey Mouse Club, early 1930s Confederate and Union soldiers shake hands across the wall at the 1938 reunion for the Veterans of the Battle of Gettysburg When they realized women were using their sacks to make clothes for their children, flour mills of the 30s started using flowered fabric for their sacks, 1939 NY, Coney Island, 1940 (Wow!  Let's  all go swimming!) The thirty-six men needed to fly and service a B-17E in 1942 A man begging for his wife’s forgiveness inside Divorce Court. Chicago, 1948 Three young women wash their clothes in Central Park during a water shortage. New York, 1949 19 year-old Shigeki Tanaka was a survivor of the bombing of Hiroshima and went on to win the 1951 Boston Marathon. The crowd was silent as he crossed the finish line. (UPDATE: As Peter notes in the comments below, “Tanaka was not exactly “a survivor of the bombing of Hiroshima” — when the bomb was dropped, he was at home, about 20 miles from the site. He saw a light and heard a distant rumble, but was personally unaffected by the bomb.”) Florida’s last Civil War veteran, Bill Lundy, poses with a jet fighter, 1955 NASA scientists with their board of calculations, 1960′s Muhammad Ali’s fists after the fight with Cooper, 1963 New York firemen play a game after a fire in a billiard parlor, 1969 An abandoned baby sleeps peacefully in a drawer at the Los Angeles Police Station, 1971 Boy hiding in a TV set. Boston, 1972 by Arthur Tress A spectator holds up a sign at the Academy Awards, April 1974 Robert De Niro’s cab driver license. In order to get into character for the film Taxi Driver, he obtained his own hack license and would pick-up/drive customers around in New York City. Nancy Reagan sits on the lap of Mr. T, dressed as Santa, 1983 Ronald Reagan wearing sweatpants on Air Force One, 1985