Indoors Collection (page 8)

Children Learn Square Dancing
Chicago, Illinois: October 23, 1953 Third graders at the Coonley School practice the grape vine step as they learn how to square dance

A Bloodhounds Best Friend
New York, New York: 1947. A little girl gives a hug to Ramapo, a bloodhound entered in the annual Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show at Madison Square Garden

A Pack Of Cub Scouts
Austin, Minnesota: c. 1955 A pack of Cub Scouts standing for their portrait

Freckles rolls her eyes as she watches over her litter of 12 yelping puppies
United States: 1947. Freckles rolls her eyes as she watches over her litter of 12 yelping puppies

Irish Setter With 12 Puppies
United States: c. 1944. A mother Irish Setter nursing her litter of twelve puppies

A Samba Stepping Black Poodle
Hollywood, California: 1944. A Samba stepping black poodle by the name of Countess is entertaining folks at the Music Box Theatre on Hollywood Blvd

Dog Graduates From School
New York, New York: May, 1952. Waldorf, the toy poodle sits in the hand of his mistress after successfully graduating from training school

Chihuahua Has Kitten Sidekick
Hollywood, California: 1941. A chihuahua and his kitten sidekick pose for the camera

Teaching A Young Dog New Trick
Alexandria, Virginia: 1947. Tena, the dancing Pomeranian, teaches her six month old pup, Tony, the latest dance step, the fox trot

Soapy Dog Escapes From Bath
United States: c. 1960. A lathered up dog makes a soapy escape from its bath

Lonely Beagle Awaits Adoption
United States: 1961. A lonely Beagle awaits adoption

Cover Boy, the winner of the Bulldog class
New York, New York: February, 1947. Cover Boy, the winner of the Bulldog class at the 71st Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show at Madison Square Garden

The Parakeet And The Cat
United States: c. 1960. The parakeet in a cage and the cat on top

Chihuahua Longs For Sausage
New York, New York: c. 1941. A chihuahua at the Westminster Kennel Show gazes longingly at the tempting morsel just out of reach

Two Pounds Of Pomeranian
New York, New York: 1941. Griselda, the two year old Pomeranian, is the smallest dog in the Westminster Kennel Club Show in Madison Square Garden, weighing in at 1 pound, 12 ounces

Three English Bulldogs
New York, New York: 1937. Three English bulldogs view the passerbys at the 61st annual show of the Westminster Kennel Club at Madison Square Garden

A Saluki at the Golden Gate Kennel Club Show
San Francisco, California: 1946. A Saluki at the Golden Gate Kennel Club Show. The breed is that of the traditional Egyptian Holy Dog, which in the past was mummified after death

A Miniature Pinscher
New York, New York: 1937. A Miniature Pinscher does its best to look brave in front of four Great Danes at the Westminster Kennel Club show at Madison Square Garden

A Bulldog And A Puppy
St. Louis, MIssouri: 1947. Lady Whizs Butch, the English Bulldog, wants all of center stage, while shy but standing his ground is Black NIght, a toy Manchester Terrier puppy

A Cat Peers Over A Chair
United States: c. 1950. A cat peers over the back of a chair

Marine And A Letter From Home
Enogai Inlet, New Georgia Islands, September, 1943. Col. Harry Liversedge, Commanding Officer of the Marine Raiders, reads his first letter from home since he went into action

Workers Sign 5, 000th B-17
Seattle, Washington: May, 1944. The factory workers signing their names on the 5, 000th Boeing B-17 built since Pearl Harbor at Plant #2 in Seattle

5, 000th Boeing B-17 Built
Seattle, Washington: May, 1944. The workers at Plant #2 in Seattle with the 5, 000th Boeing B-17 built since Pearl Harbor

5, 000th Boeing B-17 Built
Seattle, Washington: May, 1944. The 5, 000th Boeing B-17 built since Pearl Harbor at Plant #2 in Seattle, surrounded by the factory workers

5, 000th Boeing B-17 Built
Seattle, Washington: May, 1944. The workers celebrate the 5, 000th Boeing B-17 built since Pearl Harbor at Plant #2 in Seattle

Ford Willow Run Bomber Plant
Ypsilanti, Michigan: July, 1942. Production at the Ford Willow Run bomber plant. Steady of eye and hand, women workers at the great Willow Run bomber plant are among those throughout the country who

Recycling Metal
United States: February, 1942. The conservation of durable goods. Thats no idle whim of Uncle Sam s; these empty tubes you turn in before buying more are converted into essential products

A Boy Recycling Newspaper
United States: February, 1942. A patriotic boy who is doing his part for the home front war effort, ties a rope around a pile of newspaper for recycling

Monkey Baker In Bio-Pack
Huntsville, Alabama: May 1, 1959. A squirrel monkey, Baker, in bio-pack couch being readied for Jupiter (AM-18 flight). Jupiter, AM-18 mission, also carried an American-born rhesus monkey

Monkey Baker With Jupiter
Huntsville, Alabama: May 29, 1959. Monkey Baker, the payload of Jupiter (AM-18), poses on a model of the Jupiter vehicle

Test Model Of Skybolt Missiles
Wichita, Kansas: 1959. Test models of Douglas Aircraft Skybolt missiles nestle under a B-52 wing at Boeing Aircrafts Wichita Division

Army Missile Defense System
Fort Meade, Maryland: March 23, 1957. Electric consoles are the heart of the MIssile Master System. Here, operators use photo-electric light guns placed against the screens to enter targets into

An Army Draft Service Worker
United States: c. 1940. An Army draft service worker

Maine Man Makes Snowshoes
Norway, Maine: January 18, 1926. Nathan Noble, son-in-law of Maine fiddling champion Mellie Dunham, will soon be part of her act in a New York theater

The Latest Paris Ski Ensemble
Paris, France: c. 1930. The latest ski ensemble from Paris in a maroon flannel. The bonnet is in maroon and red

Skiing In Harrods Store
London, England: December 23, 1926 Harrods department store has introduced an artificial snow into their sporting goods section to enable winter sports enthusiasts to actually try out the equipment

A Woman With Nine Foot Skis
California: c. 1925 A woman standing holding up a pair of extraordinarily long skis

Bucking Bronco Departure
New York, New York: 1949. A rider from Roswell, New Mexico, is ousted from his saddle in the bronc riding contest at the opening of the Worlds Championship Rodeo in Madison Square Garden

Largest Ice Skating Rink
Chicago, Illinois: November 25, 1930. The largest ice skating rink in the country was opened at the Chicago Stadium

Dorothy Sebastian On Ice
Hollywood, California: c.1930. Dorothy Sebastian is known as a fancy skater and a hockey player in the celebrity world of Hollywood

Ice Skater Triple Exposure
San Francisco, California: August, 1942. Betty Atkinson, Ice Follies skater, does an Arabian Cartwheel that is caught in a triple exposure by the photographer at Winterland

Ice Skater Triple Exposure
San Francisco, California: August, 1942. Bess Erhardt, Ice Follies star, does a forward flip on the ice as it is caught by the photographer in a triple exposure

Ice Follies Lighting Costumes
Los Angeles, California: 1966. Ribbons of flexible Tape-Lite, a new Sylvania product, adorn the costume of Lee Carroll, the featured skater in the current Shipstads and Johnson Ice Follies

An Ice Skating Chorus Review
New York, New York: 1960. A production of the Glamour-Icers, the precision ice skating chorus

A Lineup Of Glamour-Icers
United States: c. 1959. A standing lineup of the Glamour-Icers, the precision ice skating chorus

The Lineup Of Glamour-Icers
United States: c. 1959. A line up of the Glamour-Icers, the worlds foremost skating chorus now performing with the Holiday On Ice show

Skaters Prepare For Olympics
Bear Mountain, New York: c. 1923. Speed skaters check their blades in preparation for the 1924 Winter Olympic tryouts to be held under the eye of Coach William Taylor at Brentmere Camp in New York

Blond Ballerina Of The Rinks
California: August 12, 1942. Belita, the Blond Ballerina of the Rinks, is the star of ice shows where ever she appears

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