Carol M. Highsmith Archive photos from the 1980s
4,363 photos, in date order; 2,881–2,940 on this page. The photographer dedicated these photographs to the public domain. About the collection

Part of mural "The Space Mural, A Cosmic View," at the National Air and Space Museum, Washington, D.C
1980–2006

Part of the Great Hall at the Thomas Jefferson Building, the 's first building outside the U.S. Capitol, Washington, D.C
1980–2006

Part of the 9th Street Italian Market, the nation's oldest working outdoor market, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1980–2006

Part of an informal memorial to the victims of United Flight 93, which crashed in a nearby field after passengers fought with hijackers who had taken the plane and directed it to Washington during the terrorist attacks of 9/11/2001
1980–2006

Part of the Las Vegas Strip, including the Paris Eiffel Tower replica. Las Vegas, Nevada
1980–2006

Passing train in Prescott, Wisconsin
1980–2006

Patrick Sullivan's Saloon (Knoxville, Tennessee)
1980–2006

Paul Bunyon and Babe the blue ox statues, Eau Claire, Wisconsin
1980–2006

Patio in the Henderson House, built in 1923, the residence of the Ambassador of Spain in Washington, D.C
1980–2006

Patrick Sullivan's Saloon in Knoxville, Tennessee
1980–2006

Paul Revere's house, which the silversmith bought in 1770 when the building was already almost a century old. Boston, Massachusetts
1980–2006

Patio of "Boundary Castle," in the residence of the Spanish ambassador to the United States, Washington, D.C
1980–2006

Pathway and garden at the British Embassy, Washington, D.C
1980–2006

Patterson's Mill Country Store, Durham, North Carolina
1980–2006

Peanut vendor sells peanuts on Pennsylvania Avenue
1980–2006

Peace Monument, outside the U.S. Capitol, honors the U.S. Navy's Civil War dead. Washington, D.C
1980–2006

Pemaquid Point Light, Bristol, Maine
1980–2006

Pennsylvania Memorial, Gettysburg National Military Park, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
1980–2006

Peery's Egyptian Theater, Ogden, Utah
1980–2006

Pennsylvania Avenue view in Washington, D.C
1980–2006

Peacock Alley in the historic Willard Hotel, Washington, D.C
1980–2006

Pennsylvania Avenue looking towards the U.S. Capitol, Washington, D.C
1980–2006

Pennsylvania Avenue façade of the Federal Bureau of Investigation headquarters building, Washington, D.C
1980–2006

Pennsylvania Convention Center, part of the restored and repurposed Reading Terminal and Market, was full of decorative artwork when it opened in 1993 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1980–2006

Pennsylvania Convention Center, part of the restored and repurposed Reading Terminal and Market, boasted imaginative decor when it opened in 1993 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1980–2006

Penn Theatre Building, Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C
1980–2006

Peace Monument and U.S. Capitol, Washington, D.C
1980–2006

Pennsylvania Avenue, looking northwest, Washington, D.C. The tower in the distance is part of the Old Post Office Building
1980–2006

Pebble Beach Golf Club, Pebble Beach, California
1980–2006

Pearre Road Bridge, built in 1908, New Windsor, Maryland
1980–2006

Pennsylvania Convention Center exhibition space nearing completion in the renovated Reading Terminal and Market, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1980–2006

Pennzoil Place, Houston, Texas
1980–2006

Peaceful New England harbor
1980–2006

Pediment, National Academy of Sciences, Washington, D.C
1980–2006

Pennsylvania Avenue view of the National Archives building, Washington, D.C
1980–2006

Pentagon City 1980's
1980

Personage and birds statue, outside Chase Tower in Houston, Texas
1980–2006

Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1980–2006

Personal meeting with President Ronald Reagan in the Oval Office of the White House, Washington, D.C
1980–1990

Performers from the "Evening With La Cage," who are dead-ringer male impersonators of female stars. Las Vegas, Nevada
1980–2006

Performance by the illusionists Siegfried & Roy prior to Roy's nearly fatal mauling by one of the show's tigers onstage. Las Vegas, Nevada
1980–2006

People's Drug Store, Washington, D.C.
1980–2006

Petroglyphs at Utah's Newspaper Rock
1980–2006

Philadelphia Art Museum, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1980–2006

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1980–2006

Pershing Park on Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C
1980–2006

Petersen House, where Abraham Lincoln was carried and died after assassin John Wilkes Booth mortally wounded him across the street at Ford's Theatre, Washington, D.C
1980–2006

Philip Sheridan sculpture
1980–2006

Photographer Carol M. Highsmith's family reunion at the log cabins where her Grandfather and Great Grandfather were born in Wentworth, North Carolina
1980–2006

Phillies mural, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1980–2006

Phillips Exeter Library, Exeter, New Hampshire
1980–2006

Philip Pry's house was commandeered as Union Army headquarters at the Battle of Antietam, Maryland
1980–2006

Physicians and nurses at work in a surgical suite
1980–2006

Photographer Carol M. Highsmith, who had been recording a visual documentation of the renovation of the Willard Hotel, Washington, D.C., catches a shot of herself at work in a mirror
1980–2006

Photographer Carol M. Highsmith in Monument Valley, the Navajo tribal park in northern Arizona and southern Utah
1980–2006

Pier sign at night, Santa Monica, California
1980–2006

Picasso art, Chicago, Illinois
1980–2006

Pike Place Market, coffee cup detail on sign. Seattle, Washington
1980–2006

Pilottown, Mississippi, on the Mississippi River, before Hurricane Katrina
1980–2006

Pig farm in rural Iowa
1980–2006