Logo

Congress in the Archives

  • Archive
  • RSS
  • Ask Us!
  • Share Your Feedback!
banner
todaysdocument:


Photograph of 5 year old Willie (William Frederick Tear, 490 Louisiana Ave.) one of Washington’s youngest news-boys. He is a kind of free-lance, helps other boys out, and roams around the city on his little velocipede, with all the recklessness of extreme youth. Gets lost occasionally. He was so immature that he couldn’t talk plain, and yet he was pretty keen about striking people for nickels., 04/16/1912

Lewis Hine, Photographer.  From the records of the Congressional Committee on the District of Columbia
Pop-upView Separately

todaysdocument:

Photograph of 5 year old Willie (William Frederick Tear, 490 Louisiana Ave.) one of Washington’s youngest news-boys. He is a kind of free-lance, helps other boys out, and roams around the city on his little velocipede, with all the recklessness of extreme youth. Gets lost occasionally. He was so immature that he couldn’t talk plain, and yet he was pretty keen about striking people for nickels., 04/16/1912

Lewis Hine, Photographer.  From the records of the Congressional Committee on the District of Columbia

    • #US National Archives
    • #US Congress
    • #Child labor
    • #Lewis Hine
    • #DC
    • #vintage
    • #photographs
    • #newsies
    • #history
  • 1 year ago > todaysdocument
  • 156
  • Permalink
Share

Short URL

TwitterFacebookPinterestGoogle+

156 Notes/ Hide

  1. lozca likes this
  2. compiled-thoughts reblogged this from todaysdocument
  3. historyismylover reblogged this from todaysdocument
  4. weaving-figurations likes this
  5. weaving-figurations reblogged this from todaysdocument and added:
    beautifullymessed: “with all the recklessness of extreme youth” :)
  6. vorleben reblogged this from monocoleporter
  7. darksstars likes this
  8. enchantedlikefairydust reblogged this from inhale--and-exhale
  9. inhale--and-exhale reblogged this from riversidearchives
  10. smileitsmysunshine reblogged this from riversidearchives
  11. widemouthed reblogged this from riversidearchives
  12. twohandedengine reblogged this from todaysdocument
  13. queridacariad likes this
  14. sameone reblogged this from todaysdocument
  15. rolala reblogged this from monocoleporter
  16. theriault205 reblogged this from todaysdocument
  17. dfn4 likes this
  18. masteringaverage likes this
  19. victoryslushies reblogged this from todaysdocument
  20. motorcyclepediamuseums likes this
  21. alodedani likes this
  22. seashelllz likes this
  23. staceyweaver reblogged this from kylegreggy
  24. kylegreggy reblogged this from todaysdocument
  25. lemonpoppyseedladyhusband likes this
  26. illluminate likes this
  27. andwerolloureyes reblogged this from todaysdocument
  28. catchthatkiss likes this
  29. 3dboyfriend reblogged this from congressarchives
  30. sallysinthekitchen reblogged this from todaysdocument and added:
    I wish I was this badass kid
  31. sallysinthekitchen likes this
  32. loflower reblogged this from congressarchives
  33. faithliketeeth reblogged this from todaysdocument
  34. alwaysgus reblogged this from todaysdocument
  35. preservearchives likes this
  36. theedgeofnight likes this
  37. bikesandbooks reblogged this from todaysdocument
  38. iwouldbreakintoblossom likes this
  39. congressarchives reblogged this from todaysdocument
  40. todaysdocument likes this
  41. stalinwasabasicbitch reblogged this from schwarmerei and added:
    “so immature that he couldn’t talk plain” :3
  42. schwarmerei reblogged this from todaysdocument
  43. riversidearchives reblogged this from todaysdocument
  44. marc10 likes this
  45. ereyes312 reblogged this from todaysdocument
  46. ereyes312 likes this
  47. the-red-night likes this
  48. derpilyeverafter reblogged this from todaysdocument
  49. sameone likes this
  50. Show more notesLoading...
← Previous • Next →

Portrait/Logo

About

Since the First Congress in 1789, the records of the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate have documented the history of the legislative branch. Discover the treasures in our holdings here!

The Center for Legislative Archives is part of the National Archives.

For more information, visit The Center for Legislative Archives

Pages

  • Policies
  • usnationalarchives on Flickr

Things We Like

  • Photoset via todaysdocument

    On May 20, 1873, Jacob W. Davis of Levi Strauss & Co. received patent #139,121 for an “improvement in fastening pocket openings.” Davis’s...

    Photoset via todaysdocument
  • Photo via ourpresidents

    lbjlibrary:

    April 21, 1967, 12:30 am. The Situation Room informs the President about the early morning military coup in Greece. Details emerge...

    Photo via ourpresidents
  • Photoset via lbjlibrary

    April 25, 1967. After the memorial service for Konrad Adenauer, President Johnson attends a luncheon at German President Luebke’s residence where he...

    Photoset via lbjlibrary
  • Photo via todaysdocument

    The siege of Vicksburg, Mississippi by Union forces under Major General Ulysses S. Grant began 150 years ago on May 18, 1863. Confederates forces...

    Photo via todaysdocument
See more →
  • RSS
  • Random
  • Archive
  • Ask Us!
  • Share Your Feedback!
  • Mobile

For the official source of information about the US National Archives, please visit our homepage at www.Archives.gov.

Effector Theme by Pixel Union