Historical Illustrations Collection
Step back in time with these historical illustrations from the late 1930s and early 1940s
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Step back in time with these historical illustrations from the late 1930s and early 1940s. Enjoy the vibrant spirit of a bygone era as you explore these captivating snapshots of American life. In "Enjoy - Don't Destroy, " circa 1936-1937, we see a powerful message urging us to cherish and preserve our natural surroundings. This timeless reminder still resonates today. Transport yourself to Central Park on September 10th, ca. 1936, where the Park Department presents the final barber shop quartet contest on the Mall. The harmonious melodies fill the air as talented singers compete for glory in this enchanting event. "Discover Puerto Rico U. S. A. " takes us on a journey where two continents meet, capturing the essence of this beautiful island during its golden years between 1936 and 1940. Immerse yourself in its rich culture and breathtaking landscapes. The bustling atmosphere of "The 5 & 10 Store" brings nostalgia for simpler times when every purchase felt like a treasure hunt. Step into this charming emporium that thrived from ca. 1936-1941 and experience an era of affordable delights. Philadelphia's Old Swedes Church stands tall amidst changing times from ca. 1936-1941, reminding us of our nation's deep-rooted history and enduring faith that has shaped communities throughout generations. Experience Gilbert & Sullivan's beloved operetta "Pirates of Penzance" presented by Cincinnati Federal Theatre in ca. 1937 – an exhilarating performance filled with swashbuckling adventures and unforgettable melodies that captivated audiences then as it does now. New Trier evening school offers adults an opportunity for growth through classes held every Wednesday night from ca. 1941 onwards – a chance to expand horizons while fostering lifelong learning within their community. Witness adorable pets take center stage at WPA recreation project's pet show in District No. 2, ca. 1939.