by Jenna Eivazi | Dec 2, 2022
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/ec/The_Jackie_Robinson_Story_%281950%29.ogv This piece in the museum is a movie that came out in 1950 called The Jackie Robinson Story[1]. Lawrence Taylor and Louis Pollock created the film’s script, which was directed...
by Kajal Patel | Nov 24, 2022
The source I have chosen is a photograph from 1917 that accurately depicts the Woman’s Suffrage Movement. The photograph is titled “Woman Suffrage Banners,” and was taken by Harris and Ewing. During 1917, the United States of America had just entered the First World...
by Gregg Walsh | Nov 15, 2022
This photo is from the archives of the League of Nations and German Peace Society, and it shows a German soldier dead in the battlefields during World War I from 1914-1918. This photo was taken to show the horrors and destruction of the war. To ensure that destructive...
by Avani Deshpande | Nov 15, 2022
The historical source that I am writing about is one of the most important sources that changed America’s course of direction. It was created by James Flagg in 1917. In the cartoon, it shows a famous actress who symbolizes America and the freedom this country has,...
by Ava Cammisa | Nov 15, 2022
This digital image file is titled, “Women’s lib[eration] march from Farrugut Sq[uare] to Layfette [i.e., Lafayette] P[ar]k / [WKL].” This image was captured by Warren K. Leffler on August 26, 1970. The black and white photograph pictures, “Women carrying banners...