21 Free Photos of Virginiahistory

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High Rise: Portrait of Stan Kenton, Pete Rugolo, and Bob Graettinger, Richmond, Va., 1947 or 1948.
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Keeper of the Flame: Portrait of a teacher at Central High School. Charlotte Court House, Virginia. June 1943.
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Good Humor: The Good Humor man comes to a trailer camp on Saturday afternoon. These children are sons of torpedo plant workers in Alexandria, Virginia, March 1941.
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Pomp & Circumstance: Outdoor graduation exercises for 123 high school students in Keysville, Virginia. June 1943.
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Well-equipped laundry in the community building at a FSA (Farm Security Administration) housing relief camp for African-Americans. Arlington, Virginia. April 1942.
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Street corner in Newport News, Virginia, November 1937.
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The Things They Carried: In the new home of a group of Florida migrant workers just arrived in Onley, Virginia, July 1940.
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Small Town, Summer: A street scene in Keysville, Virginia, June 1943.
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Moving Day: An African-American family moving into new Homesteads near Newport News Virginia, 1937.
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Welcome Home: A family moving into Homesteads in Newport News, Virginia, December 1937.
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Good and Bad: A used cars retailer in Bedford, Virginia. March 1941.
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Hear That Whistle: Shipyard employees getting out of work at 4 p.m. Newport News, Virginia, March 1941.
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Roadside Style: Migratory agricultural worker waiting at the Little Creek end for the Norfolk-Cape Charles ferry. July 1940.
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Sailor Man: On board the 'Princess Anne' super-deluxe luxury liner ferry plying between Little Creek, Virginia (Norfolk) and Cape Charles, Virginia, 1940.
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On the Make: Arlington, Virginia. Girls entertaining their guests in one of the two card rooms, at a residence for the women who work in the U.S. government for the duration of the war. June 1943.
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A Farm Security Administration housing relief camp for African-Americans. Interior of an expansible trailer, showing one wing used as a dining and living room, Arlington, Virginia. April 1942.
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Hall Monitor: The corridor between classes at Central High School. A teacher watching to see that the students keep in order. Charlotte Court House, Virginia, June 1943
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But Not Forgotten: Decorating a soldier's grave in one of the Black sections of Arlington National Cemetery on Memorial Day. Arlington, Virginia. May 1943.
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Young couple moving in at Homesteads built as part of the New Deal housing and work programs. Newport News, Virginia, 1937.
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Poster in the window of a business in Harrisonburg, Virginia for the State Employment Service aiding in the tapping of the skilled labor resources of the Shenandoah Valley, 1941.
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Little Helper: A woman hanging out washing with her young son in front of the community building in a FSA (Farm Security Administration) housing relief camp for African Americans. Arlington, Virginia, 1942.
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