The Lecturer, Mable Duncan Kemp, Teaches “Personality” to Middletown Women

Margaret Bourke-White

1937

Far Across Town

Margaret Bourke-White

1937

Club and Lodge Life

Margaret Bourke-White

1937

Czechoslovakian Fascist Henlein Speaks to the People. [Published in ‘North of the Danube,’ 1939?]

Margaret Bourke-White

c. 1938

Czechoslovakian Peasants Dressed in their Sunday Best. Published in ‘North of the Danube,’ 1939

Margaret Bourke-White

c. 1938

Sudeten Germans Cheer Henlein. Published in ‘North of the Danube,’ 1939

Margaret Bourke-White

c. 1938

At the Top

Margaret Bourke-White

1937

Single-Family Houses

Margaret Bourke-White

1937

Ed Kehrer Shaving William H. Ball in the Terminal Barber Shop

Margaret Bourke-White

1937

Circus Audience, Magnitogorsk

Margaret Bourke-White

1931

Woman and Child. Published in ‘North of the Danube,’ 1939

Margaret Bourke-White

c. 1938

The Preachers, at Their Monday Ministerial Association Meeting, Organize a Drive for Total Abstinence Pledges

Margaret Bourke-White

1937

How Middletown People Live

Margaret Bourke-White

1937

Heinlen’s Parents

Margaret Bourke-White

1938

How a WPA Worker Lives

Margaret Bourke-White

1937

At the Bottom

Margaret Bourke-White

1937

Ball Mason Jars Are an American Household Word. They Are as Changeless as the Town which They Made Famous

Margaret Bourke-White

1937

State Farm #2 Showing American Tractor

Margaret Bourke-White

c. 1931