Soldiers, 33rd Division, U.S. Army, on parade, upon returning from France, 1919, Chicago, Illinois. Photograph by Chicago Daily News.
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Movie actress Lupe Velez, making kisses, 1929, Chicago, Illinois. Photograph by Chicago Daily News.
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Man in a doorway, 1962, Chicago, Illinois. Photograph by Declan Haun.
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Actress Lupe Velez in a passenger train car, 1929, Chicago, Illinois. Photograph by Chicago Daily News.
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Muhammed Ali kissing a young girl, 1983, Chicago, Illinois. Photograph by Richard Gordon.
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Portrait of Nathan McGill with wife Idalee and sons Simuel and Nathan Jr., 1925. Nathan was the first African American to serve as assistant attorney general for the State of Illinois. Photograph by Pew Hoffman.
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Mrs. Annie Turnbo Malone, seated on a balcony railing. She founded and developed a large and prominent commercial and educational enterprise centered around cosmetics for African-American women. Photograph by Unknown.
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Portrait of Frederick Douglass, abolitionist leader and statesman, Chicago. Photograph by Gentile.
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Mayor Harold Washington, date unknown, Chicago, Illinois. Photograph by Antonio Perez.
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A young couple at the Picasso sculpture in Richard J. Daley Plaza, date unknown, Chicago, Illinois. Photograph by unknown.
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The Our Lady of the Angels school fire and aftermath as parents look for their children at St. Anne’s Hospital, December 1, 1958, Chicago, Illinois. Photographs by Chicago Daily News, Inc.
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Firefighter William Musham on the scene of the Iroquois Theater fire, the deadliest theater fire killing over 600 people. The theater was located at 24-28 West Randolph Street in the Loop, c. 1903, Chicago, Illinois. Photograph by Chicago Daily News, Inc.
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Children smiling and waving as they sled down a hill, 1929, Chicago, Illinois. Photograph by Chicago Daily News, Inc.
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Ski jumper at a meet, 1932, Chicago, Illinois. Photograph by Chicago Daily News, Inc.
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Sidewalk living room card game
Four men play cards outside at 63rd and Greenwood in Chicago, Illinois, on August 14, 1987, 9:00 a.m. Photograph by Stephen Marc.
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