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Two masterpiece photos of Blackfeet Native American by Roland Reed, circa 1910. The first is "The Eagle," a captivating photographic masterpiece near Glacier National Park. This stunning image showcases three Indigenous Americans perched on a stone outcrop, gazing out over a...
Introducing our remarkable photo print showcasing a captivating moment between two Ojibwe tribe members. This extraordinary image, captured by Roland W. Reed and Lawrence, Ernest R. circa 1913, beautifully portrays a man and a woman navigating rocky terrain. Witness their...
In 1908, Roland Reed captured a photograph titled "The Moose Call." The image depicts an Ojibwe individual peacefully seated in a canoe on a serene lake. Engaged in a unique practice, the Ojibwe man blows into a skin or bark,...
Introducing "The Eagle," a captivating photographic masterpiece captured by Roland Reed circa 1910, near Glacier National Park. This stunning image showcases three Indigenous Americans perched on a stone outcrop, gazing out over a serene lake. The power of their presence...
In 1913, Roland Reed captured a compelling photograph titled "Blood Camp." The image features a woman adorned in traditional attire gracefully strolling amidst three tipis. Notably, one of the tipis is specifically designated for women to visit on a monthly...
"The Canyon" is a striking photograph taken by Roland Reed circa 1910, featuring two members of the Blackfeet Nation. The image captures a moment of contemplation as they stand on a stone outcropping, gazing into the vast expanse of the...
This historical photo called "The Land Mark" was taken by Roland Reed, circa 1912. Roland W. Reed (June 22, 1864 – December 14, 1934), was both an American artist and photographer, in the early 20th-century group of photographers of Native...
In the captivating photograph titled "Stringing the Bow," captured by Roland Reed around 1913, we witness a Native American individual engaged in the process of stringing his bow. The scene unfolds against the backdrop of a majestic rock formation, adding...
A tranquil image from East Grand Rapids in the early 1900s is captured, featuring Reeds Lake and Miller's Boat Rentals. Boats peacefully populate the waters. The scenic beauty of Reeds Lake provides a tranquil atmosphere for visitors to escape from...
Convicts come together to play music and dance at the convict camp in Greene County, Georgia, in 1941, as captured by Jack Delano. This powerful photograph demonstrates the resilience and humanity that can thrive even in challenging circumstances, providing a glimpse...
Beautifully composed photo by Dorothea Lange (Migrant Mother), of Sharecroppers 1937, Clarksdale Mississippi. Read more about Dorothea Lange.
Transport yourself to the vibrant streets of South Side Chicago in 1941 through a captivating photograph by Russell Lee. This beloved and remarkable image features five boys perched on a car, dressed in their Sunday best on Easter morning.Taken by...
Celebrate the legacy of John Loehler, a former student of Tech High who rose to become a standout gridiron star for the Hatchetites. This captivating photograph, taken in 1920, immortalizes Loehler's sporting prowess and serves as a fantastic gift for football...
Experience a glimpse into the past with this captivating vintage photograph of Light Street in Baltimore, Maryland. Taken in 1906, the image takes you back to a bygone era, where horse-drawn carriages and bustling city life filled the streets. Marvel...
Russell Lee's "Waiting at streetcar terminal for cars, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma" was taken in 1939. Russell Werner Lee (July 21, 1903 – August 28, 1986) was an American photographer and photojournalist, best known for his work for the Farm Security...
See the innocence and joy of children as they wade into the waters of Coney Island in this photo from around 1900 in their dresses and wearing hats. This is a timeless reminder of the simple pleasures and cherished memories...
In this poignant photograph taken by Jack Delany in 1941, we see a young boy, the son of a tenant farmer in Greensboro, Alabama. The boy stands on his porch, his gaze fixed in the distance, waiting for someone. His...
Dorothea Lange's poignant portrait from 1939 portrays a young girl, radiating a sense of sadness, while her mother gazes at her with evident concern in the background. This evocative composition flawlessly encapsulates the hardships experienced by numerous families during the...
"The Charwoman" (Chore Woman) by Gordon Parks, a photographer and filmmaker best known for his work with Life magazine. "The Charwoman" was one of Parks' early photographic essays, and was published in the magazine in 1948. The image features Ella Watson,...
Lewis Hine captures a bustling scene at the corner of 10th and Cass Street, St. Louis, in 1910 where newspaper boys ("Newsies") gather in front of their News Press. Adjacent to the press, a saloon adorned with hand-painted beer signs...
Transport yourself to Memphis, Tennessee in September 1938 with this captivating photograph taken by Russell Lee. The scene showcases a man seated on a small cart, adorned with newspapers and a sign that boldly proclaims "God is Good To Me."...
This captivating photograph, taken in 1942 by the talented African American photographer Gordon Parks, portrays Ella Watson surrounded by her three grandchildren and an adopted daughter. As a member of the Farm Security Administration, Parks had a keen eye for...
Presenting a remarkable portrait of "Weasel Tail," an esteemed member of the Indigenous American Piegan tribe. Captured by the lens of Edward Curtis in 1900, this photograph captivates with its striking composition. "Weasel Tail" emerges prominently from the dark background,...
Marvel at the mesmerizing sight of The Electric Tower illuminated against the night sky at Luna Park, Coney Island, New York in 1906. The tower stands tall, adorned with vibrant lights that create a bright spectacle. Its brilliance serve as...
Captured by the talented Dorothea Lange in 1937, this striking photograph portrays sharecroppers in Clarksdale, Mississippi. With expert composition, Lange encapsulates the profound essence of a moment in American history. The image features a man seated on a porch, dressed...
Photo Whirl of the Whirl, Luna Park, Coney Island, N.Y. circa 1905. Luna Park opened in 1903 and operated until 1944. It was the second park of three (Steeplechase in 1897, Luna Park, and Dreamland in 1904). All were large...
A portrait of Waldorf Astoria Hotel in all it's grandeur. Taken in 1902. Learn more about this New York landmark hotel in Historical Pix The Time Capsule
Embrace a poignant moment in American history with this captivating photograph from Greene County, Georgia, July, 1937, taken by the renowned photographer Dorothea Lange. Captured in black and white, the photograph features a dignified African American woman standing in a doorway,...
"Entertainers at Negro tavern. Chicago, Illinois", 1941 by Lee Russell. The 1940s and 1950s were a golden era for jazz and blues music, and Tony's Tavern was right at the center of it all. The venue was renowned for its...
This photograph was taken by Dorothea Lange in 1939, showcasing a country store in Person County, North Carolina. Built from wood, the store features a front porch supported by stacked rocks and hand-sewn wooden columns. Three young people can be...
In this poignant photograph by renowned photographer Gordon Parks, captured in 1942, a young girl and her grandmother attend church at the Deacons' corner in the Church of God in Christ in Washington, D.C. The grandmother meets the camera's gaze...
In this captivating photograph taken by Edward Curtis in 1906, we witness the timeless beauty of an Indigenous American Tewa Girl. Her hair is meticulously styled in the intricate "Squash Blossom" fashion, showcasing the artistry and cultural significance of indigenous...
Step into the world of wonder and entertainment as you behold the entrance to Luna Park in the year 1905. The gateway entices visitors to immerse themselves in the magical realm that lies beyond. This iconic landmark at Coney Island...
Experience the quintessential charm of New England with this stunning photograph captured by Robert Brewster in 1999. Behold the Great Captain Island Lighthouse, standing as a beacon of history and coastal beauty in Greenwich, Fairfield County, Connecticut.
Capture the rugged beauty of South Dakota's Badlands with this stunning photograph by renowned photographer Carol Highsmith. The mesmerizing image showcases the unique geological formations, dramatic cliffs, and vast open spaces that define this iconic American landscape. From the striking...
Transport yourself back to the nostalgic era of the 1950s with this delightful photograph of a Good Humor Ice Cream Truck. Taken by the talented photographer Marjory Collins, this image encapsulates the joy and simplicity of the days when those...
Embark on a visual journey to the breathtaking heights of Zermatt, Switzerland with this captivating photograph captured by renowned photographer Tony Frissell. This iconic image, featured in Sports Illustrated, 1955, portrays a daring moment in mountaineering history.In the rugged Swiss...
Celebrate the spirit of the 1918 era with this captivating photograph featuring Mack Sennett Girls surrounded by shredded paper. These stylish and confident young women, commonly known as "flappers," exude a sense of energy and playfulness. While paper shredders as...
The Texas Longhorn is a breed of cattle known for its characteristic horns, which can extend to over 70 inches (1.8 m) tip-to-tip for bulls, and up to 100 inches (2.54 m) tip-to-tip for steers and exceptional cows. They are...
This Blues & Jazz Music Photo Collection features two images of seminal American music icons: the incomparable Bessie Smith and the legendary Duke Ellington. These two pivotal figures were influential in shaping jazz and blues music in the United States....
March 04, 2026
Today, collectors and historians continue to rediscover Reed’s photographs, recognizing their importance not only as historical documents but as powerful works of art. His images remind viewers that the American West was never simply a landscape—it was a living cultural world shaped by the people who called it home.