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Sun-lit barrel room
From Carla de Luca’s article Immigrants, Wine and the Spirit of America: Sun-lit barrel room in California from “America’s Wine: The legacy of Prohibition”, Courtesy The Bancroft Library
Sun Yat-sen by Benjamin Bufano, San Francisco
A picture taken shorty after the unveiling of Bufano's statue, Sun-Yat-Sun, of the statue in St. Mary's square, San Francisco
Sugar Strikebreakers in Waipahu
This is an image of plantation strikes led by Japanese and Koreans.
Suffrage vote (Tennessee) - Nineteenth Amendment - The Washington Times
English: Clipping of parts of front page of The Washington Times, August 19, 1920, after Tennessee ratified the Nineteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution (women's suffrage amendment)
Students, all women, participating in a science and astronomy class at the Bryn Mawr Summer School for Women Workers in Industry. They are looking at posters, exhibits, and performing an experiment with a male instructor.
Inscription: Verso: [stamped with photographer's name and address] [See individual photos for additional captions.], Inscription: Recto: [scratched in negative:] 6[obscured by ink]; Caption: This is typical of the exhibits in this strange museum.…
Students walking to barracks
Original caption: Manzanar Relocation Center, Manzanar, California. Pre-school children on the way to their barrack homes from morning class at this War Relocation Authority center for evacuees of Japanese ancestry.