DescriptionSpectators attending the annual Crow Fair in Crow Agency, Montana, during the early 40s. Originating in 1904, the multi-day event features a rodeo, parades, and cultural celebrations organized by the Crow Tribe, a federally recognized indigenous Native American nation known natively as Apsáalooke, or 'children of the large-beaked bird.'
LicenseMarion Post Wolcott, No copyright restrictions, via Library of Congress
DescriptionA crowd gathered in front of the Palacio de La Moneda in Santiago, Chile, to hear Acting President Juan Esteban Montero - seen leaning over the draped Chilean flag on the balcony - speak following the fall of General Carlos Ibáñez del Campo's authoritarian regime, restoring hope amid a pivotal political transition despite the total collapse of the nation's export economy during the Great Depression.
DescriptionA baker holding a round loaf and a woman holding Swiss braided bread (Zopf) posing beside a promotional tram during the Children's Bread Market (Kinder Brotmärt), an event hosted by the Zurich Bakers' Association to introduce children to the baking trade and promote local bakeries.
LicenseDieter Enz, CC BY-SA 4.0, via ETH Library Zurich