(gordonparksfoundation) American Gothic, Washington, D.C., 1942⁠

(americanexperiencepbs) One month after his graduation from the Naval Academy, 21-year-old Jimmy Carter married 18-year-old Rosalynn Smith at the Methodist church in their hometown of Plains, Georgia.

Dream of Peace.

Staffer: Senator McConnell is taking a much needed vacation with friends in The Hamptons

(americanexperiencepbs) "What, to the American slave, is your 4th of July?" asked Frederick Douglass in a speech in Rochester, NY on July 5, 1852, "This Fourth of July is yours, not mine. You may rejoice, I must mourn."

(gordonparksfoundation) Untitled (Duke Ellington), Los Angeles, California, 1960⁠

(schulzmuseum) This Peanuts Sunday comic strip was published on July 4, 1993.⁠

(simpleisbeautifulphotography) Photography by Francesc Català-Roca

(simpleisbeautifulphotography) Photography by JS Rodriguez

(simpleisbeautifulphotography) When Venice Whispers Photography by Ando Fuchs

(usa_vintage) July 24, 1940, Brooklyn Navy Yard. Women, sewing, making US American Flags.

(vangoghmuseum) ‘Portrait of Patience Escalier’, 1888

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(vangoghmuseum) ‘Portrait of Patience Escalier’, 1888

(usa_vintage) July 24, 1940, Brooklyn Navy Yard. Women, sewing, making US American Flags.

(simpleisbeautifulphotography) When Venice Whispers Photography by Ando Fuchs

(simpleisbeautifulphotography) Photography by JS Rodriguez

(simpleisbeautifulphotography) Photography by Francesc Català-Roca

(schulzmuseum) This Peanuts Sunday comic strip was published on July 4, 1993.⁠

(gordonparksfoundation) Untitled (Duke Ellington), Los Angeles, California, 1960⁠

(americanexperiencepbs) "What, to the American slave, is your 4th of July?" asked Frederick Douglass in a speech in Rochester, NY on July 5, 1852, "This Fourth of July is yours, not mine. You may rejoice, I must mourn."

(gettyarchive) North Carolina Central Cheerleaders attend an event, 23rd October 1954⁠

(life) In 1948, LIFE described playwright Tennessee Williams as a "dreamy young man with an unconquerable compulsion to write...at 33 the most important new playwright in U.S. theater." Photo by W. Eugene Smith

(life) LIFE followed the escapades of Patti McCarty and Betty Brooks around Catalina Island for our June 9th, 1941 issue.

(Pure Street Photography) Photo by Sonya Newell-Smith

(schulzmuseum) This Peanuts comic strip was first published on July 5, 1957.

(simpleisbeautifulphotography) Photography by Heinz Buls

(tripimprover) "Pals" (1924) by Norman Rockwell was the cover of the Saturday Evening Post of September 24.

(usa_vintage) Central Park 1942 In September 1942, Central Park functioned as a vital refuge for New Yorkers in the midst of World War II.

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Air Force Major Jason Watson, 20-year active duty veteran, wore his uniform to the Capitol steps July 1 holding a sign reading "Impeach Convict Remove." He was arrested. His defense fund raised $139,000. Watson: "The greatest threat to our Democratic Republic is not a foreign one. It is domestic."

(usa_vintage) Central Park 1942 In September 1942, Central Park functioned as a vital refuge for New Yorkers in the midst of World War II.

(tripimprover) "Pals" (1924) by Norman Rockwell was the cover of the Saturday Evening Post of September 24.

(simpleisbeautifulphotography) Photography by Heinz Buls

(schulzmuseum) This Peanuts comic strip was first published on July 5, 1957.

(Pure Street Photography) Photo by Sonya Newell-Smith

(life) LIFE followed the escapades of Patti McCarty and Betty Brooks around Catalina Island for our June 9th, 1941 issue.

(life) In 1948, LIFE described playwright Tennessee Williams as a "dreamy young man with an unconquerable compulsion to write...at 33 the most important new playwright in U.S. theater." Photo by W. Eugene Smith

(gettyarchive) North Carolina Central Cheerleaders attend an event, 23rd October 1954⁠

(burchfieldpenney) Charles E. Burchfield (1893-1967), "July Sunlight Pouring Down", a.k.a. "Sunlight Pouring Down", 1952

(gordonparksfoundation) Untitled, Shady Grove, Alabama, 1956⁠

(norman_rockwell_museum) Norman Rockwell, "New Tavern Sign" (Colonial Sign Painter), 1936. Illustration for The Saturday Evening Post, February 22, 1936.

(schulzmuseum) This Peanuts comic strip was first published on July 4, 1966.

(simpleisbeautifulphotography) Photography by Raymond Depardon Glasgow, Scotland, 1980

(thesehistoricalphotos) Workers installing a massive Greek-style column at the Civil Courts Building in St. Louis around 1929, during the construction of one of the city's most recognizable civic landmarks.