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| A "chorus girl" singing at a baseball game in 1912 |
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| A Dutch fan cheering at a game in Amsterdam in 1931 |
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| A jockey and a fan at Belmont Park in the 1910s |
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| An Ansel Adams photo of baseball at Manazar Relocation Center in 1943 |
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| Belgian fans watching a game against Holland from the trees in 1913 |
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| Election Night 1931 in Wellington, New Zealand |
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| Boston Red Sox fans in 1913 |
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| Cadets at the Army-Navy football game in 1913 |
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| Dutch kids cheering on their team in 1931 |
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| English soccer fans storming the pitch in 1927 |
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| Fans outside Philadelphia's Shibe Park in 1913 |
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| Fans following a 1911 World Series game on a "playograph" in NYC |
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| Fans outside Philadelphia's Shibe Park in 1913 |
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| Fans waiting outside the Polo Grounds in 1913 |
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| Fans watching a bull fight in Portugal in 1919 |
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| Fans watching the 1913 Davis Cup |
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| Golf patrons at Brookline in 1913 |
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| On-lookers at Belmont Park in the 1910s |
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| Prince William and the King of Sweden at the 1912 Olympics |
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| Team executives watching a baseball game in Philadelphia in 1913 |
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| The crowd at the 1913 Army-Navy game |
(via Library of Congress)
Seeing these pictures makes it even more amazing how much things like Canon, Olympus, or Nikon Cameras have changed through the years. It's almost hard to believe that these black and whites were considered cutting edge in their day.
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