Farm Security Administration / Office of War Information photos from the 1940s
6,949 photos, in date order; 4,261–4,320 on this page. The photos were taken for US government agencies, so they are US government works and not under copyright. About the collection
- 1930s
- 1940s

Washington, D.C. Refrigeration room for meat at the District grocery store warehouse
1942-07

Washington, D.C. Recreation in a Negro grammar school
1942-03

Washington, D.C. Government charwoman
1942-08

Washington, D.C. George Camblair leaving home early in the morning to go to the Selective Service Board from which, with about fifty others, he will leave by train for the induction station
1942-09

Washington, D.C. Pouring lemonade at a birthday party on Seaton Road ( )
1942-06

Washington, D.C. Laborer listening to instructions of wrecking company foreman on Independence Avenue ( )
1942-06

Washington, D.C. Grocery store owned by Mr. J. Benjamin, on Saturday afternoon ( )
1942-08

Washington, D.C. Members of the congregation of the Church of God in Christ ( )
1942-11

Washington, D.C. International student assembly. Theodore R. Johnson, a delegate from Tuskegee Institute ( )
1942-09

Washington, D.C. Negro mechanic for the Amoco oil company ( )
1942-11

Washington, D.C. International youth assembly. Liudmila Pavlichenko, a delegate from Russia
1942

Washington, D.C. Representatives of 26 United Nations at Flag day ceremonies in the White House to reaffirm their pact
1942-07

Washington, D.C. Shopper leaving the Giant Food shopping center on Wisconsin Avenue
1942

Washington, D.C. Shopper watching the weighing of a chicken in the Giant Food shopping center
1942

Washington, D.C. Sunday in Rock Creek Park
1942

Washington, D.C. Sunday picnic in Rock Creek Park
1942

Washington, D.C. Renting bicycles at a gas station on East Potomac Park. Notice the "no gas" sign on the nearest gasoline pump
1942-06

Washington, D.C. Renting horses on Sunday at a stable near East Potomac Park
1942

Washington, D.C. Sorting out the good and bad vegetables at the District grocery store warehouse
1942-07

Washington, D.C. Teacher helping pupils in Negro grammar school
1942-03

Washington, D.C. The Egyptian Legation on Massachusetts Avenue. Officials of the legation
1942-04

Washington, D.C. The Australian Legation. At 6:35 am the Casey children walk to the legation gate to wait for a school bus
1942-03

Washington, D.C. The Australian Legation. Jane Casey, daughter of the minister, on her way to wait for a school bus at the Legation gate
1942-03

Washington, D.C. The Australian Legation. Minister Casey in his chancery office
1942-03

Washington, D.C. The Australian Legation. Minister Casey in his chancery office. Mrs. Casey painted the picture
1942-03

Washington, D.C. The Australian Legation. Mr Casey, minister from Australia, conferring with the naval attache
1942-03

Washington, D.C. The Australian Legation. Mrs. Casey, wife of the minister, examining a globe with her son and daughter
1942-03

Washington, D.C. The Australian Legation. Mrs. Casey and her daughter Jane in front of the legation
1942-03

Washington, D.C. The Australian Legation. Mrs. Casey, wife of the minister, learns typing in her spare time. She painted the picture on the wall which depicts her family at their Australian farm
1942-03

Washington, D.C. The Australian Legation. Mrs. Casey, wife of the minister, a good amateur artist, finishing a poster for ANZAC week, watched by her son
1942-03 · poster

Washington, D.C. The Australian Legation. Mrs. Squire, secretary to Minister Casey
1942-03

Washington, D.C. The Australian Legation. The son of minister Casey boarding a school bus. The legation can be seen in the background
1942-03

Washington, D.C. The Australian Legation. The chancery is in one wing of the legation. Here minister Casey has just stepped out of his office into the entrance hall of his home to speak to his children
1942-03

Washington, D.C. The Egyptian Legation on Massachusetts Avenue. Secretary of agriculture of the legation
1942-04

Washington, D.C. The Egyptian Legation on Massachusetts Avenue. Legation officials
1942-04

Washington, D.C. South African Legation on Massachusetts Avenue. Legation secretaries on their way to lunch. In the background is the new part of the chancery built of yellow stucco in South African Boer style
1942-04

Washington, D.C. South African Legation on Massachusetts Avenue. First secretary of the legation giving orders to a messenger
1942-04

Washington, D.C. The Australian Legation. Minister Casey reading the newspaper to his dayghter Jane
1942-03

Washington, D.C. South African Legation on Massachusetts Avenue. Minister and Mrs. Close leaving the legation to enter their car
1942-04

Washington, D.C. South African Legation on Massachusetts Avenue. Minester Close giving orders to his chauffeur
1942-04

Washington, D.C. South African Legation on Massachusetts Avenue. Minister Close at his desk
1942-04

Washington, D.C. South African Legation on Massachusetts Avenue. Minister Close, in the middle of a telephone call, asking his wife to do an errand for him in town where she is bound
1942-04

Washington, D.C. South African Legation on Massachusetts Avenue. Mr. R. W. Close, minister from the Union of South Africa, conferring with his first secretary
1942-04

Washington, D.C. South African Legation on Massachusetts Avenue. The commercial attache of the legation
1942-04

Washington, D.C. South African Legation on Massachusetts Avenue. Official of the South African purchasing commission
1942-04

Washington, D.C. Sunday cyclist at Haines Point 8c34852v
1942

Washington, D.C. Shopper on Saturday afternoon ( )
1942-08

Washington, D.C. Sergeant George Camblair with his mother and brother while at home. September, 1942.
1942-09

Washington, D.C. The Turkish Embassy. Ambassador and Madame Ertrogren -i.e., Ertegun- in their living room
1942-02

Washington, D.C. Vegetable counter in the Giant Food shopping center on Wisconsin Avenue
1942

Washington, D.C. Watering vegetables to keep them fresh in the Giant Food shopping center on Wisconsin Avenue
1942

Washington, D.C. The Giant food shopping center on Wisconsin Avenue, showing the ramp to the roof, where customers' cars are parked
1942

Washington, D.C. The Giant food shopping center on Wisconsin Avenue
1942

Washington, D.C. Unloading a meat train at the District grocery store warehouse
1942-07

Washington, D.C. Unloading watermelons at the farmers' market
1942-07

Washington, D.C. Watermelon vendors at the farmers' market
1942-07

Washington, D.C. The Egyptian Legation on Massachusetts Avenue. Agricultural secretary of the legation
1942-04

Washington, D.C. The Egyptian Legation on Massachusetts Avenue. Mahmoud Hassan, minister from Egypt, and a member of his staff
1942-04

Washington, D.C. The Egyptian Legation on Massachusetts Avenue. Mahmoud Hassan, minister from Egypt, conferring with a member of his staff
1942-04

Washington, D.C. The Egyptian Legation on Massachusetts Avenue. Minister Hassan conferring with a member of his staff
1942-04