Image sources.

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• The Gettysburg AddressPortrait by Alexander Gardner, November 8, 1863. The address is the Bliss copy, long in the public domain.In the collection
• The Inaugural AddressPortrait by Cecil Stoughton, White House, July 11, 1963. A work of the federal government, in the public domain. The address was delivered January 20, 1961.In the collection
• Mount RushmorePortraits: George Washington, Gilbert Stuart; Thomas Jefferson, Rembrandt Peale, 1800; Abraham Lincoln, Alexander Gardner, 1863; Theodore Roosevelt, 1904. All are in the public domain.In the collection
• First FlightPhotograph by John T. Daniels, December 17, 1903. Library of Congress. Public domain.In the collection
• Fort LauderdaleAndrews Avenue, the main street of Fort Lauderdale. Keystone View Company, 1926. Library of Congress, no known restrictions on publication.In the collection
• The Golden SpikePhotograph by Andrew J. Russell, May 10, 1869. Public domain. Shown from a restored scan of the original negative.In the collection
• The Statue of LibertyPhotograph by Albert Fernique, provisional assembly of the Statue of Liberty, Paris, 1883. Public domain.In the collection
• Apollo 11NASA photograph AS11-40-5903, Buzz Aldrin, by Neil Armstrong, July 20, 1969. A work of the United States government, in the public domain.In the collection
• EarthriseNASASource
• The Blue MarbleNASASource
• One Small Step: The BootprintNASASource
• Old Glory on the MoonNASASource
• The Salute at Hadley RilleNASASource
• First American SpacewalkNASASource
• Friendship 7NASASource
• Freedom 7NASASource
• Columbia's First LaunchNASASource
• Sally Ride, STS-7NASASource
• The Wright Flyer at Fort MyerNASA Great Images (GRIN) copySource
• Edison and the PhonographLibrary of CongressSource
• "Hello, Chicago"Library of CongressSource
• The Great East River BridgeLibrary of CongressSource
• Liberty Rises on Bedloe's IslandLibrary of CongressSource
• Building the Panama CanalLibrary of CongressSource
• Icarus, High Above New YorkThe Metropolitan Museum of ArtSource
• We Can Do It!National Archives (NARA)Source
• Women Who Built the BombersLibrary of Congress (Office of War Information)Source
• The Tuskegee AirmenLibrary of CongressSource
• Kissing the War GoodbyeUS Navy / Coast Guard / Army via NARA/LOCSource
• Into the Jaws of DeathUS Navy / Coast Guard / Army via NARA/LOCSource
• Full Victory, Nothing ElseUS Navy / Coast Guard / Army via NARA/LOCSource
• Votes for Women, 1913Library of CongressSource
• Tesla's LightningWellcome Collection scan (M0014782)Source
• George Washington CarverLibrary of CongressSource
• Mark TwainLibrary of CongressSource
• Benjamin FranklinNational Portrait GallerySource
• Frederick DouglassNational Archives copy (via Commons)Source
• Sojourner TruthNational Gallery of ArtSource
• Harriet TubmanLibrary of CongressSource
• Susan B. AnthonyLibrary of CongressSource
• Chief JosephWikimedia Commons (O. S. Goff, 1877)Source
• Clara BartonSmithsonian National Portrait GallerySource
• Washington Crossing the DelawareThe Metropolitan Museum of ArtSource
• Washington, the Lansdowne PortraitNational Portrait Gallery (Google Art Project scan)Source
• Washington Resigns His CommissionArchitect of the CapitolSource
• The Surrender at YorktownArchitect of the CapitolSource
• "If This Be Treason"Patrick Henry Memorial Foundation (painting)Source
• First Reading of the Emancipation ProclamationLibrary of CongressSource
• With Malice Toward NoneLibrary of CongressSource
• Lincoln at AntietamLibrary of CongressSource
• Ulysses S. GrantGoogle Art Project scan of Brady printSource
• Roosevelt and the Rough RidersLibrary of CongressSource
• Nothing to FearNational Archives (NARA)Source
• We Choose to Go to the MoonNASASource
• Dwight D. EisenhowerWhite House photo office (presidential library)Source
• Ronald ReaganWhite House photo office (presidential library)Source
• Palm Beach, 1901Library of CongressSource
• Palm Beach, 1900: The Royal PoincianaLibrary of CongressSource
• Miami, 1901: The Royal PalmLibrary of CongressSource
• St. Augustine, 1902: The Ponce de LeonLibrary of CongressSource
• Key West, 1900Library of CongressSource
• Washington, D.C., from the MonumentLibrary of CongressSource
• Philadelphia, 1900: Independence HallLibrary of CongressSource
• New Orleans, 1907: Canal StreetLibrary of CongressSource
• New York, 1905: Longacre SquareLibrary of CongressSource
• Chicago, 1893: The White CityOfficial Views of the World's Columbian Exposition (1893 book)Source
• New York & Brooklyn, 1892Library of CongressSource
• George WashingtonWikimedia CommonsSource
• John AdamsWikimedia CommonsSource
• Thomas JeffersonWikimedia CommonsSource
• James MadisonWikimedia CommonsSource
• James MonroeNational Portrait GallerySource
• John Quincy AdamsWikimedia CommonsSource
• Andrew JacksonWikimedia CommonsSource
• Martin Van BurenWikimedia CommonsSource
• William Henry HarrisonWikimedia CommonsSource
• John TylerWikimedia CommonsSource
• James K. PolkWikimedia CommonsSource
• Zachary TaylorWikimedia CommonsSource
• Millard FillmoreWikimedia CommonsSource
• Franklin PierceWikimedia CommonsSource
• James BuchananWikimedia CommonsSource
• Abraham LincolnWikimedia CommonsSource
• Andrew JohnsonWikimedia CommonsSource
• Ulysses S. GrantWikimedia CommonsSource
• Rutherford B. HayesNational Portrait GallerySource
• James A. GarfieldWikimedia CommonsSource
• Chester A. ArthurNational Portrait GallerySource
• Grover ClevelandWikimedia CommonsSource
• Benjamin HarrisonWikimedia CommonsSource
• William McKinleyWikimedia CommonsSource
• Theodore RooseveltWikimedia CommonsSource
• William Howard TaftNational Portrait GallerySource
• Woodrow WilsonWikimedia CommonsSource
• Warren G. HardingWikimedia CommonsSource
• Calvin CoolidgeWikimedia CommonsSource
• Herbert HooverWikimedia CommonsSource
• Franklin D. RooseveltWikimedia CommonsSource
• Harry S. TrumanWikimedia CommonsSource
• Dwight D. EisenhowerWikimedia CommonsSource
• John F. KennedyWhite HouseSource
• Lyndon B. JohnsonWhite HouseSource
• Richard NixonWikimedia CommonsSource
• Gerald FordWikimedia CommonsSource
• Jimmy CarterWikimedia CommonsSource
• Ronald ReaganWikimedia CommonsSource
• George H. W. BushWikimedia CommonsSource
• Bill ClintonWhite HouseSource
• George W. BushWikimedia CommonsSource
• Barack ObamaWhite HouseSource
• Donald TrumpWikimedia CommonsSource
• Joe BidenWikimedia CommonsSource
• Alan ShepardNASASource
• Gus GrissomNASASource
• John GlennNASASource
• Scott CarpenterNASASource
• Wally SchirraNASASource
• Gordon CooperNASASource
• Deke SlaytonNASASource
• John YoungNASASource
• James McDivittNASASource
• Ed WhiteWikimedia CommonsSource
• Pete ConradWikimedia CommonsSource
• Thomas StaffordNASASource
• Frank BormanNASASource
• Jim LovellNASASource
• Neil ArmstrongNASASource
• David ScottNASASource
• Gene CernanNASASource
• Michael CollinsNASASource
• Richard GordonNASASource
• Buzz AldrinNASASource
• Roger ChaffeeNASASource
• Donn EiseleNASASource
• Walter CunninghamNASASource
• William AndersNASASource
• Rusty SchweickartNASASource
• Alan BeanNASASource
• Jack SwigertNASASource
• Fred HaiseNASASource
• Stuart RoosaNASASource
• Edgar MitchellNASASource
• Alfred WordenNASASource
• James IrwinNASASource
• Ken MattinglyNASASource
• Charlie DukeNASASource
• Ronald EvansNASASource
• Harrison SchmittNASASource
• Vance BrandNASASource
• Sally RideWikimedia CommonsSource
• Guion BlufordNASASource
• Mae JemisonNASASource
• Eileen CollinsNASASource
• Robert CrippenNASASource
• Kathryn SullivanNASASource
• Peggy WhitsonNASASource
• Ellen OchoaNASASource
• Sunita WilliamsNASASource
• Scott KellyNASASource
• Franklin Chang-DíazNASASource
• Story MusgraveNASASource
• Shannon LucidWikimedia CommonsSource
• Kalpana ChawlaNASASource
• Ellison OnizukaNASASource
• Judith ResnikNASASource
• Ronald McNairNASASource
• Christa McAuliffeNASASource
• Barney Oldfield, Tacoma 1920Wikimedia CommonsSource
• Tommy Milton, Indy 500 Winner 1921Wikimedia CommonsSource
• Motorcycle Police, July 4 1922Wikimedia CommonsSource
• Babe Ruth, 1920Wikimedia CommonsSource
• Honus Wagner, 1911Wikimedia CommonsSource
• Opening Day, Yankee Stadium 1923Wikimedia CommonsSource
• Jack Johnson, Heavyweight ChampionWikimedia CommonsSource
• Jim Thorpe, Stockholm 1912Wikimedia CommonsSource
• Pouring Liquor into the Sewer, c.1921Wikimedia CommonsSource
• Billie Holiday at the Downbeat, 1947Wikimedia CommonsSource
• Thelonious Monk at Minton's, 1947Wikimedia CommonsSource
• Yosemite Valley, Carleton Watkins c.1865Wikimedia CommonsSource
• Merced River, Yosemite c.1865Wikimedia CommonsSource
• Old Faithful, Yellowstone c.1904Wikimedia CommonsSource
• The Tetons and the Snake River, Ansel Adams 1942Wikimedia CommonsSource
• Lindbergh and the Spirit of St. Louis, 1927Wikimedia CommonsSource
• The Last Man on the Moon, 1972Wikimedia CommonsSource
• Alone in Space: McCandless, 1984Wikimedia CommonsSource
• Chuck Yeager and the X-1 TeamWikimedia CommonsSource
• SR-71 BlackbirdWikimedia CommonsSource
• Navy Catalinas over the Golden Gate, 1937Wikimedia CommonsSource
• Navy carriers pass under the unfinished Golden Gate, 1936Wikimedia CommonsSource
• Duke Kahanamoku and His SurfboardWikimedia CommonsSource
• Boardwalk, Atlantic City 1905Wikimedia CommonsSource
• Manhattan from the Air, 1931Wikimedia CommonsSource
• Chrysler Building, Midtown 1932Wikimedia CommonsSource
• Rockefeller Center, December 1933Wikimedia CommonsSource
• Brooklyn Bridge from the air toward ManhattanWikimedia CommonsSource
• Art Deco, South BeachWikimedia CommonsSource
• Miami skyline from Biscayne BayWikimedia CommonsSource
• Fort Lauderdale at duskWikimedia CommonsSource
• Historic Vegas neon, Fremont StreetWikimedia CommonsSource
• Hoover Dam from the airWikimedia CommonsSource
• Houdini Leaps from Harvard Bridge, 1908Wikimedia CommonsSource
• Buster Keaton, The GeneralWikimedia CommonsSource
• Luna Park at Night, Coney Island 1905Wikimedia CommonsSource
• The Pool, July 1967 (Toni Frissell)Library of CongressSource
• Afternoon Swim, 1967 (Toni Frissell)Library of CongressSource
• Sails off Chicago, 1956 (Toni Frissell)Library of CongressSource
• Lyford Cay Club, Nassau, 1960 (Toni Frissell)Library of CongressSource
• Cocktails at Lyford Cay, 1960 (Toni Frissell)Library of CongressSource
• Lyford Cay Lunch, 1960 (Toni Frissell)Library of CongressSource
• On the Lyford Cay Beach, 1960 (Toni Frissell)Library of CongressSource
• Water Skiing in Acapulco, 1954 (Toni Frissell)Library of CongressSource
• Acapulco Wake, 1954 (Toni Frissell)Library of CongressSource
• Acapulco Bay, 1954 (Toni Frissell)Library of CongressSource
• Jamaica, 1948 (Toni Frissell)Library of CongressSource
• Fontainebleau, Over the Pool, 1955 (Gottscho-Schleisner)Library of CongressSource
• Fontainebleau, Miami Beach, 1955 (Gottscho-Schleisner)Library of CongressSource
• Luquillo Beach, Puerto Rico, 1973 (Documerica)National ArchivesSource
• Dog Gets Off the Bus, 1943 (Esther Bubley)Library of CongressSource
• The Rodeo Clown Gets a Laugh, 1940 (Russell Lee)Library of CongressSource
• "And So He Says to Me...", 1942 (Howard Hollem)Library of CongressSource
• Laughing at the Menfolk, Pie Town 1940 (Russell Lee)Library of CongressSource
• Kids on 61st Street, 1938 (Walker Evans)Library of CongressSource
• Alex Smokes, 1924 (Harris & Ewing)Library of CongressSource
• Largest and Smallest, 1923 (Harris & Ewing)Library of CongressSource
• Laddie Boy and Friends, c.1922 (Harris & Ewing)Library of CongressSource
• Sokko the Monkey, 1917 (Harris & Ewing)Library of CongressSource
• The General Plays the Organ, 1938 (Harris & Ewing)Library of CongressSource
• Taking Dictation in the Shower, 1922 (Harris & Ewing)Library of CongressSource
• The Goat Team, c.1915 (Harris & Ewing)Library of CongressSource
• The President Meets the Champions, 1929 (Harris & Ewing)Library of CongressSource
• Bathing Beauties at the Monument, 1923 (Harris & Ewing)Library of CongressSource
• Curious Tom, 1936 (Harris & Ewing)Library of CongressSource
• The Senate Cat, 1939 (Harris & Ewing)Library of CongressSource
• Woman, Cat, Horse, 1923 (Harris & Ewing)Library of CongressSource
• Too Much Sun, 1936 (Harris & Ewing)Library of CongressSource
• Senatorial Sweat, 1939 (Harris & Ewing)Library of CongressSource
• Dyed Green for Nervous Putters, 1938 (Harris & Ewing)Library of CongressSource
• The Comic Entry, 1940 (Jack Delano)Library of CongressSource
• The Judges in the Crowd, 1940 (Jack Delano)Library of CongressSource
• Costumes for Mardi Gras, 1941 (Marion Post Wolcott)Library of CongressSource
• Floating Models, 1948 (Toni Frissell)Library of CongressSource
• Buffalo Bill's Wild West, Col. W.F. Cody poster, 1905Bibliothèque nationale de FranceSource
• Saddling a Bucker, Buffalo Bill's Wild West poster, c.1890Bibliothèque nationale de FranceSource
• Horses Playing Football, Buffalo Bill's Wild West poster, c.1890Bibliothèque nationale de FranceSource
• Col. W.F. Cody, Buffalo Bill's Wild West, 1890Library of CongressSource
• The Great Pawnee Bill Shows, 1903Library of CongressSource
• Pawnee Bill's Western Girls, 1898Library of CongressSource
• Aiding a Comrade, Frederic Remington, c.1890Museum of Fine Arts, HoustonSource
• The Call for Help, Frederic Remington, c.1908Museum of Fine Arts, HoustonSource
• Fight for the Water Hole, Frederic Remington, 1903Museum of Fine Arts, HoustonSource
• Smoke of a .45, Charles M. Russell, 1908Amon Carter MuseumSource
• In Without Knocking, Charles M. Russell, 1909Amon Carter MuseumSource
• The Buffalo Hunt No. 39, Charles M. Russell, 1919Amon Carter MuseumSource
• Moving Camp, Charles M. Russell, 1898Amon Carter MuseumSource
• Among the Sierra Nevada, California, Albert Bierstadt, 1868Smithsonian American Art MuseumSource
• A Storm in the Rocky Mountains, Mt. Rosalie, Albert Bierstadt, 1866Brooklyn MuseumSource
• Rocky Mountain Landscape, Albert Bierstadt, 1870White House Historical AssociationSource
• Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, Thomas Moran, 1893-1901Smithsonian American Art MuseumSource
• Stu-mick-o-súcks (Buffalo Bull's Back Fat), Head Chief, Blood (Kainai), George Catlin, 1832Smithsonian American Art MuseumSource
• The Pony Express, Frank Tenney Johnson, 1924Gilcrease MuseumSource
• Horses and Cattle at the Big Dry, Montana, L.A. Huffman, c.1886National Park ServiceSource
• The Rawding Family's Sod House, Nebraska, Solomon Butcher, 1886Nebraska State Historical SocietySource
• Head of Canyon de Chelly, Timothy O'Sullivan, 1873Bibliothèque nationale de FranceSource
• Hin-mah-too-yah-lat-kekt (Chief Joseph), Nez Perce, Edward S. Curtis, 1903National Portrait GallerySource
• Canyon de Chelly, Diné (Navajo), Edward S. Curtis, 1904Library of CongressSource
• Mission San Juan Capistrano, William Henry Jackson / Detroit Publishing, c.1899Library of CongressSource
• Rodeo at the Pie Town Fair, New Mexico, Russell Lee, 1940Library of CongressSource
• Driving Calves for Roping, Pie Town, 1940 (Russell Lee)Library of CongressSource
• Buffalo Bill's Wild West & Congress of Rough Riders: Illuminated Arena, c.1894Library of CongressSource