Play by Play photography-url Jackie Robinson makes a cap-flying

Jackie Robinson makes a cap-flying slide and catches a corner of the plate with his right foot before the Cubs' catcher

this photograph lovingly documents the Third Avenue El at the14th Street station before the line was dismantled in the 1950s

Lady Liberty greeted millions of immigrants who arrived in America via nearby Ellis Island and she remains an enduring and iconic symbol of freedom and democracy

The plight of the tiger

as they put it

Play by Play photography-url Jackie Robinson makes a cap-flyingA huge crowd gathers to hear play by play bulletins of the first game of the World Series in Times Square, October 1, 1919. The Cincinnati Reds beat the Chicago White Sox, 9 1, that day and went on to win the Series, five games to three. The Times reported that the first game was "so one sided that the heralded White Sox looked like bush leaguers." Did the Sox intentionally lose the game? Months later, more crowds gathered in Times Square for up to