Men and women walking in a street in New York City during World War II. Children playing with a dog near a tailor shop. Boy flying a kite on New York residential street. Man walking dog. Young men and women riding bicycles and sitting on grass in Central Park.
Pedestrians, including military personnel, crossing Broadway West 45th Street in Times Square, New York City during World War II Various signs on display in front of the Astor Theater (1537 Broadway, at West 45th Street, New York, NY 10036, USA). One of the signs read “Tyson Theater Tickets”. Astor Theater marquee shows movie “Kismet” (Starring Ronald Colman and Marlene Dietrich). Signs advertising products such as Sky Bar and Pepsi Cola on buildings, including Maxwell House coffee with its "Good to the Last Drop" slogan. A pair of soldiers wearing berets with pompoms crosses the street.
Boys playing baseball on a field in a New York City Puerto Rican neighborhood during World War II. A boy swings baseball bat. Boy running after hitting the ball with his bat. Another boy catches the baseball. The Gonzalez Funeral Home is on one corner, with the Iglesia Tecosil church seen adjacent.
Men, women, and children stand outside a church building in New York City during World War II. Women accompany girls wearing white dresses, veils, and garlands of flowers on their heads in celebration of Saint Lucy's Day, also called the Feast of Saint Lucy (St Lucia). A woman carries her baby and walks with a group while a sailor talks to a young woman.
A partially bombed building in Foggia, Apulia, Italy during World War II. Closer view of gaping hole of bombed building in Foggia. Two Italian men and a boy clearing rubble on the street. They throw stones into the back of a truck. “Grero” written on building façade. Italian man posing, with the girl seen behind the man. Wreckage lying on the sidewalk, Italian children waving from window of the bombed out building.
Two United States Women’s Army Corps (WAC) personnel (Corporal Mary B. McGillicudy of San Francisco, California and Private Barbara Brophy of Salem, Massachusetts) and Private Merrit Rawley (Great Barrington, Massachusetts) of the United States Army walking into marshalling yards in Foggia, Italy during World War II. A smokestack and piles of rubble are seen in the background. The WAC personnel and private walk over train tracks. View of completely demolished boxcar. The soldier helps the two WAC personnel to climb into an abandoned railcar. The two WAC personnel and enlisted man peer through windows of train. The trio inspects train wreckage. Corporal Mary B. McGillicudy and Private Barbara Brophy of the WAC smiling. Private Merrit Rawley stands in front of abandoned Ferrovie dello Stato (Italian state railways) trains.
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