THE AMERICAN HISTORICAL PHOTO ARCHIVE • FRAMED PRINTS • STOCK IMAGES

Picture of the riverboat Ellen Hardy docked at Prairie du Sac Wisconsin, in 1883.

Image of a street in Rio Wisconsin during the Woodman Picnic, taken on June 12, 1907.

Waiting for customers at the feed mill in Prairie du Sac Wisconsin, 1906.

Left to right: Leroy Capen Gray, Leonard Wise Gray, Frank Winfree, William Howard Gray, and William Bailey Gray.

These men are part of a Bell Telephone Long Line crew that was putting up telephone lines in the Midwest in the late Twenties and early Thirties. Taking Sunday off in Decauter [Decatur?], Illinois.

My grandmother and mother around 1949.

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My father, Ken Walker, is kneeling 2nd from left.

1954 and my sister and I are learning to keep an 0-4-0 tank engine under control at Traveltown at Griffith Park in L.A.

Photographer: Don Hall Sr.

Don Hall

My grandparents in 1912 with Grandpa kneeling with Nettie on his knee and Willy on Grandma's lap, Mary standing behind baby Willy and Sarah at top left with long white dress along with aunts, uncles and cousins ... plus dog, girl with flag, and old man chewing tobacco.

Portage, Wisconsin. 1920s.

Grade school in Eureka, California, in 1908. Looks like a wild bunch.