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  1. Man greeting boys at entrance to Kay Boys — charles harris, 1945
  2. A Helicopter Flies Into Hill District During Pittsburgh Peace March — charles martin hardie, 1968
  3. Nurse Midwife (new dresses) — william eugene smith, 1951
  4. Boys, front row from left: Eddie Purdom, Charles Perry, Robert Price, James Norman, Donald Jones, Alton Dickson, Roland Pryor; back row: Harold Wilkes, Ronald Johnson, Robert Jackson, Donald Wilkes, Wilbur Fultz, Eugene Nelson, and Will Purdom, holdi.... — charles harris, 1957
  5. Charlene Foggie Barnett, on her first birthday, in light colored dress and hair bow, seated on table beside cake with dancer on top, in parsonage of Wesley Center Church — charles harris, 1959
  6. Untitled — Seydou Keïta, 1957
  7. TWIST: avec Ray Charles [TWIST: with Ray Charles] — Malick Sidibé, 1969
  8. Woman, possibly Barbara Jones, posed next to car on Mulford Street, Homewood — charles harris, 1937
  9. Cab Calloway posed beside equipment trunk inscribed — charles harris, 1942
  10. Inhabitants of Gees Bend, Alabama — arthur rothstein, 1937
  11. Duke Ellington signing autographs in a crowd, including Audrey Brannom with folded arms wearing bracelets, Isadora Marable, and Marverine and Blanche Cathcart — charles harris, 1947
  12. Untitled — Seydou Keïta, 1960
  13. Suan Nok School — sarnak ho chot mai het haeng chat, 1910
  14. Mealtime at a Joint-supported summer camp — Jean Mohr, 1960
  15. Hot lunches for children of agricultural workers in day nursery of Okeechobee, Migratory Labor camp. Belle Glade, Florida — Marion Post Wolcott, 1941
  16. Girl holding doll, possibly in Stevenson Doll Shop — charles harris, 1960
  17. Untitled — Seydou Keïta, 1957
  18. Alyce Brooks playing mirrored piano in Continental Bar at Crawford Grill No. 1 — charles harris, 1946
  19. Pittsburgh Crawfords baseball team posed in dugout at Forbes Field — charles harris, 1945
  20. Byrd Brown and Several Youths Gather During Pittsburgh Peace March — charles martin hardie, 1968