LA-9 Russian fighter, December 1, 1949.

LA-9 Russian fighter, December 1, 1949.

LA-9, USSR fighter, December 1, 1949.

LA-9 Russian fighter, December 1, 1949.

Black and white photograph of an airplane which reads "X-ABC" on its wing and "62" on its tail. The image of the globe on a bird's wing is painted on the side of the aircraft. Three men are working on the plane, standing either on top of the plane or…

Black and white photograph of an airplane on an airstrip. Behind the plane is a crowd of people. The plane has "Correo Aereo" written on its left wing and "X-ABC" written on its right wing.

Confirmation of receipt of work application from the Department of Economics, General Commission for Finance and Economics, Reich Commissioner of the Nazi Occupied Dutch Territories, circa 1941. In German.

Helen La Camera was born in Quincy, Massachusetts in 1931. She grew up playing sports with neighborhood kids, and started playing organized softball in eighth grade. Her coach, Mary Pratt, had played in the AAGPBL, and arranged for her to try out…

The second page of the Red Barn Playhouse's What's Happening? which includes several articles that gives reviews of several of the shows being performed at the theatre. It also has an article about set design.

Oral history of Lacey Smith, interviewed by Jose 'Cha-Cha' Jimenez, on 10/19/2012 about the Young Lords in Lincoln Park.

Oral history of Lacey Smith, interviewed by Jose 'Cha-Cha' Jimenez, on 12/14/2012 about the Young Lords in Lincoln Park.

Cover of Lachen um nicht zu weinen, by Langston Hughes, published by Insel-Verlag, 1958. Insel-Bücherei Nr. 676

Black and white photograph of a ladder with two adjustable legs over a measuring grid square on grass. Part of a camera ladder rig system developed by Merrill for taking overhead photographs of archaeological excavations. Flowers and trees are…

Black and white photograph of two metric measuring grid squares next to a measuring stick on a rug. Part of a camera ladder rig system developed by Merrill for taking overhead photographs of archaeological excavations.

Black and white photograph of two metric measuring grid squares next to a measuring stick on sand. Part of a camera ladder rig system developed by Merrill for taking overhead photographs of archaeological excavations.

Photograph of two young woman sitting on the beach and surrounded by sunbathers at Oval Beach in Saugatuck, Michigan.

Color photograph of Grand Valley's 2009 production of "Lady from the Sea." Full cast promotional image.

Color photograph of Grand Valley's 2009 production of "Lady from the Sea." In this image a woman in white robes speaks with a man. Just behind her another man looks out to the audience and sings with an expressive sweep of his hand. The backdrop of…

Color photograph of Grand Valley's 2009 production of "Lady from the Sea." In this image a man hiking with a walking stick stops to greet three other people who are standing on a raised deck. One of the three, a young girl, peers into a telescope,…

Color photograph of Grand Valley's 2009 production of "Lady from the Sea." In this image a couple stands and holds hands. The woman looks into the distance and smiles, while the man has turned to the side and speaks with a another woman standing next…

Color photograph of Grand Valley's 2009 production of "Lady from the Sea." In this image a young man sits on a wooden stool with an open notebook on his lap. He is speaking with two women, one seated and the other standing just behind her. All wear…

Color photograph of Grand Valley's 2009 production of "Lady from the Sea." In this image a woman in white looks longingly into the distance. To her right a man in a band uniform holds a French horn. He looks back at another man standing in the…

Color photograph of Grand Valley's 2009 production of "Lady from the Sea." In this image a woman holds out her hands and sings. Beside her a man clutches his cap to his chest and looks on with a loving smile. Both are wearing Victorian style…

Binding of Lafitte of Louisiana, by Mary Devereux, published by Little, Brown, and Company, 1902.