Contains thematic image galleries depicting life during this time period, including a gallery centered on leisure and entertainment

This collection contains primary sources documenting the origins, growth, and expansion of the Olympic games and the global history of sport.

The Visual Highlights galleries are organised thematically and explore life at work and leisure through the lens of the store. The Soviet Consumer Culture gallery offers a rare collection of posters produced by artist Ants Tolli for Tallinna Kaubamaja, a flagship department store in Tallinn, Estonia. The Audiovisual Material gallery includes advertising jingles, advertising shorts for children's clothing at C&A and silent films from Strawbridge and Clothier, offering a glimpse into marketing materials designed to appeal to consumers across the UK and the US.

Sports slides, including 708 glass slides of sporting events, participants and facilities taken from published sources. Major categories are boxing (19), colonial sports (19), gymnastics and turners (26), Danish gymnastics (22), fishing (41), Graeco-Roman sports (22), hunting (26), mountaineering (39), skiing (32), tennis (29), track and field (19), wrestling (37), Olympics (30), physical education (19) and exercises (53).

Posters promoting Olympic Games (1936, 1952-88), Pan American Games (1952), selection of sites, and related international athletic events.

Collection of Avery Brundage '09 (1887-75), including correspondence, minutes, reports, photographs, clippings, scrapbooks, artifacts, certificates, awards, honors, publications concerning Brundage's service as president of the International Olympic Committee and much more.

The Harpers Ferry Center has several digital collections available covering the history of the parks, park uniforms, park brochures, and commissioned art.

Includes park webcams, photographs of each park and specific trails, wildlife, maritime history, and more. Click on "show more fields" to be able to browse collections.

Images, video, oral histories, maps, and more representing the mission of the US Fish and Wildlife service: "working with others to conserve, protect and enhance fish, wildlife, and plants and their habitats for the continuing benefit of the American people."

Permanent and changing exhibitions that focus on public health.

A variety of medical photos and images related to public health. Collections of interest include EM Photography, health care workers interacting with patients, and natural disasters.

The purpose of this Biomechanics of Movement collection is to create a structure and a web based user interface for researchers and students to access and utilize video clips of human movements. This interactive digital archive resource provides a mechanism for bringing together engineers, animators, computer scientists, and kinesiologists to collectively solve meaningful real world problems fundamental to functional movement. This digital collection of movement video clips is created by members of the USC Biomechanics Research Laboratory in collaboration with USC Libraries.

Military artwork from the 16th-20th centuries documenting all aspects of military of naval history, with emphasis on the history and illustration of world military uniforms.