Rogers Collection (page 9)

WWI: HOMECOMING, 1919. Lieutenant William Andrews, Lieutenant H.A. Rogers, and Lieutenant Jonathan N. Rucker returning home on board the Ulna. Photograph, February 1919

WWI: CHRISTMAS, 1914. Christmas 1914. A Red Cross nurse attending a wounded soldier near the ruins of a church, during World War I. Drawing by William Allen Rogers, 1914

RADIO: WNYC, 1948. A celebration of the radio station WNYCs 25th anniversary. Standing, left to right: Miriam Cutler, Dulcie Rogers, Marilyn Tack, Patti Bolton, Lynn Thiras

CONGRESSWOMEN, 1938. Women members of the 75th congress photographed after a luncheon at the Capitol, 4 March 1938. Left to right: Representatives Caroline O Day, Edith Nourse Rogers, Mary T

WILL ROGERS (1879-1935). American humorist. Rogers typing on a typewriter on a cattle ranch. Photograph, c1920

NETTIE ROGERS SHULER (1865-1939). American suffragist. Photographed c1920

CARTOON: WWI GERMANY, 1917. What we re going to do to those neutrals will break our tender hearts. Cartoon by William A. Rogers, January 1917

MONOPOLY AND TARIFFS, 1888. The Consumer Consumed. American cartoon by W.A. Rogers on the high prices being imposed on the American consumer as a result of monopolistic practices

WILL ROGERS (1879-1935). American humorist: oil over a photograph, 1934

WLLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST. Only a Stepping Stone: American cartoon, 1906, commenting on the political ambition of Hearst, who, dresssed as the Scarecrow from the Wizard of Oz

W. R. HEARST (1863-1951). American newspaper publisher. Hearst as The Wizard of Ooze
W.R. HEARST (1863-1951). American newspaper publisher. Hearst as The Wizard of Ooze. Cartoon, 1906, by W.A. Rogers

EUGENE V. DEBS CARTOON. King Debs. American cartoon by W.A. Rogers, 1894, on the support given by Eugene V. Debs American Railway Union to the strikers of the Pullman Palace Car Company

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Interior of Rogerss Bank at Clements Lane

Liverpool from the Town Hall, looking south, engraved by John Rogers, c. 1830 (engraving)
XJF497287 Liverpool from the Town Hall, looking south, engraved by John Rogers, c.1830 (engraving) by Harwood, John (fl.1818-29) (after); Private Collection; British, out of copyright

Crozier Head, by W. G. Rogers, Ventilator for Ceiling, by Bielefield, Wall Decoration
Crozier Head, by W.G. Rogers, Ventilator for Ceiling, by Bielefield, Wall Decoration, by G.J. Morant, 1851 Engraving

The Cow Boys Breaking Camp Drawn W. A. Rogers, Engraving 1880, Us, USA

Settlers First home the Far West. -Drawn W. A. Rogers, Us, Usa, Engraving 1880
Settlers First home the Far West.-Drawn W. A. Rogers, Us, Usa, Engraving 1880

Bedstead, by Rogers and Dears

Hector Macneill, engraved by John Rogers (engraving)
XJF618915 Hector Macneill, engraved by John Rogers (engraving) by English School, (18th century) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Hector Macneill (1746-1818) Scottish poet.); English

Scene in Act Iv. of young Folks Ways, the New Play at the St
SCENE IN ACT IV. OF " YOUNG FOLKS WAYS, " THE NEW PLAY AT THE ST. JAMESs THEATRE, LONDON, UK, 1883: " OLD MAN" ROGERS: " Don t ye mind me, chil n

The Social Science Congress at Huddersfield: a Portrait Group, Uk, 1883; Mr. C. E
THE SOCIAL SCIENCE CONGRESS AT HUDDERSFIELD: A PORTRAIT GROUP, UK, 1883; MR. C.E. HOWARD VINCENT, DIRECTOR OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATORS, President of the Repression of Crime Section, SIR RICHARD TEMPLE

AMONG THE COW-BOYS-BREAKING CAMP. -DRAWN BY W. A. ROGERS. 1880, 19th century engraving
AMONG THE COW-BOYS-BREAKING CAMP.-DRAWN BY W. A. ROGERS. 1880, 19th century engraving, USA, America

The Settlers First home in the Far West, Drawn by W
THE SETTLERs FIRST HOME IN THE FAR WEST, DRAWN BY W. A. ROGERS, 1880, 19th century engraving, USA, America

George Rogers and His Wife, Margaret, and His Sister, Margaret Rogers George and Margaret Rogers, with his sister Margaret George Rogers, his wife Margaret Tyers

Heaving up His Majestys Frigate Diana at Blackburns Yard, near Plymouth Signed in ocher colored paint, lower right: " John Rogers Pinxit | [...] Chapel", John Rogers, 1808-ca.1888, British

David, the Future King of Israel, While a Shepherd at Bethlehem Signed and dated, lower left: " J.R. Herbert R.A. 1877", John Rogers Herbert, 1810-1890, British

NEW YORK: LITTLE ITALY. Mulberry Street in Little Italy on a winter evening. Engraving after a drawing by W.A. Rogers, 1890

NEW YORK: STREET FAIR. The New East Side of New York - A Summer Night on the Asphalt. Drawing by W.A. Rogers, late 19th century

NEW YORK: RETIREMENT HOME. A retirement home for elderly Jewish men and women in New York. Drawing by W.A. Rogers, 1891

NEW YORK: GARBAGE, 1891. King Garbage Reigns. American cartoon by W. A. Rogers, 1891
NEW YORK: GARBAGE, 1891. King Garbage Reigns. American cartoon by W.A. Rogers, 1891

GLOUCESTER, c1835. View of Gloucester, Massachusetts. Lithograph, c1835, by Fitz Hugh Lane

MARTYRDOM OF JOHN ROGERS. The burning of Reverend John Rogers, Vicar of St. Sepulchres at Smithfield, England, 1555. Wood engraving from the Book of Martyrs, by John Foxe, 1840

FISHING, 1889. A day at the fishing banks. Engraving after a drawing by W. A. Rogers
FISHING, 1889. A day at the fishing banks. Engraving after a drawing by W.A. Rogers, 1889

NEW YORK: BILLIARDS, 1892. Scenes in a New York pool-room. Engraving from a drawing by W.A. Rogers, 1892

YACHTING, 1851. The yacht, America, competing in the British Royal Yacht Squadron s
YACHTING, 1851. The yacht, America, competing in the British Royal Yacht Squadrons annual race around the Isle of Wight, 22 August 1851. America, the only non-British entry, won handily

TRAIN TRAVEL, 1883. Westward Bound - Scenes on an Immigrant Train. Engraving and drawing by W.A. Rogers from sketches by Theodore R. Davis, 1883

ADIRONDACK HOTEL, 1889. Rogers Rock Hotel at Lake George in the Adirondack Mountains, New York. Photographed by Seneca Roy Stoddard, 1889

CARTOON: PANAMA CANAL. American cartoon, c1900, on the debate over whether to build a canal through Panama or Nicaragua

LOCOMOTIVE: SANDUSKY, 1837. The Mad River and Lake Erie Railroads Sandusky, one of the first locomotives shipped west of the Alleghenies and the first locomotive built, in 1837

ROOSEVELT CARTOON, 1906. The Busy Showman - IV. President Theodore Roosevelt driving his Railroad Rate Bill through a tangle of amendments. American cartoon by W.A. Rogers, 1906

ROOSEVELT CARTOON, 1906. The busy showman. Cartoon about the Algeciras Conference by W.A. Rogers, 1906

ROOSEVELT-TAFT CARTOON. Those Are only to Look at. Secretary of War William Howard Taft is eyeing boots, White House style

ROGERS AND CLEMENS, c1900. Z. S. Freeman, American financier Henry Huttleston Rogers
ROGERS AND CLEMENS, c1900. Z.S. Freeman, American financier Henry Huttleston Rogers and writer Samuel Clemens (Mark Twain) aboard Rogers steam yacht the Kanawha. Photograph, c1900

WILL ROGERS (1879-1935). American humorist; photographed in 1921

HENRY WATTERSON (1840-1921). American journalist and politician. Editor of the Courier-Journal at Louisville, Kentucky. Drawing, 1902, by W.A. Rogers

VICTOR F. LAWSON (1850-1925). American newspaper publisher. Illustration by W. A
VICTOR F. LAWSON (1850-1925). American newspaper publisher. Illustration by W.A. Rogers, c1901

CLARENCE LEXOW (1852-1910). American lawyer and legislator. Lexow (peering through magnifying glass) and his state legislative comittee investigating corruption in the New York police department

WILLIAM RANDOPH HEARST (1863-1951). American newspaper publisher. Drawing by W.A. Rogers, c1901

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"Rogers: A Captivating Legacy of Cowboys, Coracle Men, and Dance Partners" Step into the world of Rogers, where the name carries a multitude of stories and characters. From Roy Rogers, the iconic American singing cowboy actor who stole hearts alongside his beloved horse Trigger, to Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire's timeless dance partnership that left audiences in awe. In 1912, Leonard Slye was born - better known as Roy Rogers - a true legend in the realm of Western films. With his trusty companion Trigger by his side, he brought joy and excitement to countless fans across America. His captivating performances made him an unforgettable figure in Hollywood history. But there's more to the name than just entertainment. Eustace Rogers holds another facet of this diverse legacy as the last coracle man of Ironbridge in Shropshire. This skilled individual navigated these unique boats with precision and grace, preserving an ancient tradition for future generations. Meanwhile, Ginger Rogers wowed audiences with her elegance and talent on-screen alongside W Way in 1931. Her partnership with Fred Astaire became legendary as they danced their way into our hearts through classic films like "Top Hat" and "Swing Time. " Their chemistry was electric; their moves were mesmerizing. Art also finds its place within this array of Rogerness. In Carshalton, Surrey back in 1829, artist J Rogers captured scenes that would stand the test of time. His brushstrokes immortalized moments forever etched onto canvas for all to admire. Even history intertwines with this illustrious surname – Magna Carta bears witness to a certain Roger's involvement in shaping England's legal foundation centuries ago. The impact reverberates through time as we appreciate how individuals can shape nations.