Igor Stravinsky and Woody Herman looking over a score and discussing the "Ebony Concerto" written for Herman and Benny Goodman. Stravinsky is holding...
Woody Herman crouched down and holding his daughter Ingrid. Ingrid is wearing a white dress and holding a telephone receiver to her ear while smiling.
Woody Herman speaking with Jimmy Stewart and Dinah Shore at a table. Herman is wearing a checkered suite and black tie, looking at Stewart. Steward is...
Woody Herman, Dave Dexter, Artie Shaw, and Congressman James Roosevelt II seated and talking in a studio. Roosevelt is looking to the side at Herman...
Woody Herman, Margaret Whiting, and Dave Dexter sitting at a table with papers and a microphone. Gene Norman standing behind them leaning forward and...
Woody Herman, Peter Lind Hayes, and Dave Dexter laughing while seated at tables with microphones in a tile studio during broadcast recording of "Can...
Woody Herman, Peter Lind Hayes, and Dave Dexter seated at tables with microphones and talking during a broadcast recording of "Can You Tie That" KLAC...
A worker on the scaffolding set up along the hospital's wall handing down the hospital's time capsule to an unidentified white man in a suit on the...
Workers standing by a herd of cows enclosed in a makeshift pen on the deck of a ship. Several workers are working with ropes.
A white workman bends down wearing a ball cap and smoking a cigar as he operates a chain saw already partially in the tree being cut down as the...
Excavation of the old Mercy Hospital's cornerstone to retrieve the time capsule. Three workers (white men) are on scaffolding set up along the...
Four workers (white men) prepare the Rockefeller Center's 1953 choice for a Christmas tree, a Norway spruce near Morristown, New Jersey, by tying up...
Three workmen (two white, one African American) stand on the ground to help to anchor the Rockefeller Center's 1953 choice for a Christmas tree, a...
A group of workers have their backs to the photographer as they watch a crane get ready to support the Rockefeller Center's 1953 choice for a...
David Weeda working out a wooden puzzle on a coffee table at the GALA Button Night party; another unidentified white man is laughing beside him and...
Group of unidentified white men (three clearly seen) working on puzzles around a coffee table at the GALA Button Night Party; one man holding a beer...
Dianna Kuhlman and an unidentified person working to put up drywall as part of the OutSource construction project.
Group of unidentified white people in the woods during a group team building retreat; five teams of two people each are working to cross narrow beams.
Group of unidentified people (white men and women and one African American woman) working together to set up for a show, possibly for Ani DiFranco...
Group of unidentified people (white men and women and an African American woman) working together to set up for a show, possibly for Ani DiFranco...
Three unidentified white women doing something involving colored pens, crayon, and paper at a table; possible at (or sponsored by) Phoenix Books.
A group of four, unidentified, white women working together to put up shelves at Phoenix Books' moving-in day; one woman is on a step ladder (possibly...
Buck Clayton watching as jazz students practice during class, including one African American woman singing, in New York City.
Two unidentified white women working during the OutSource construction project; one woman is on a step-ladder and the other, wearing a face mask, is...
L. Perry Cookingham and Mayor Wheeler watch workman install sign for Cookingham Drive.
