Discover a century of photography through an interactive photolab and feature topics.

80,000 images from 1855-1999. Views of Monterey, Cannery Row, the sardine fishing industry, John Steinbeck, Edward F. Ricketts, the California Missions, and the San Francisco earthquake aftermath.

Over 50,000 historical photographs, mostly relating to the history of Humboldt County, California. Topics include logging, planes, trains, automobiles, architecture.

Extensive collection of photos of Havana's cityscape during the pre-communist 1950s. By Joe E. Abraham.

History of the Fauerbach Brewery and related breweries in Wisconsin including: Hausmann, Bierbauer, Haertel, and Sprecher. Ice boating and ice harvesting photos.

Web-site of photographic archives.

A collection of documentary and news footage of the U.S. in the 1930s.

Library collection has over 500,000 images covering every aspect of the Navy from the Spanish American War through the Gulf War.

Of Paraguay (1860-1960), based on the book "Asunción de antaño" by Prof. Jorge Rubiani.

Taken in the 1880s and 1890s for the Corps of Engineers, Bosse's photographs document its work damming and channeling the river.

Rare archival site of images and information from multi-award-winning actor, director and designer Edward R. Cox and his stint as Merlin Rainbow.

Portfolio of historical images from the USA by Alwyn Scott Turner. Features indexed galleries and biographical information.

The Wind Erosion Unit of the US Department of Agriculture at Kansas State University maintains a multimedia archive with pictures of dust storms and their damage.

Uses electronic media to collect, preserve, and present the history of the September 11, 2001 attacks in New York, Virginia, and Pennsylvania and the public responses to them. It aims to contribute to the on-going effort by historians and archivists to record and preserve the record of 9/11.

United States Department of Agriculture collection of about 400 photographs providing a portrait of rural and small town American life in the 1930-40s.

The William P. Gottlieb Collection comprises of over 1600 photographs of celebrated American jazz artists.