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• Harry H. Laughlin, Superintendent of Eugenics Record Office, Cold Spring Harbor; President, American Eugenics Society, 1928-29
• Harry H. Laughlin, Superintendent of Eugenics Record Office, Cold Spring Harbor; President, American Eugenics Society 1928-29
• Charles B. Davenport, Director of Biological Laboratory, Carnegie Department of Genetics and Eugenics Record Office, Cold Spring Harbor
• Harry Olson, Board of Directors, American Eugenics Society; Chief Judge of the Municipal Court of Chicago
• Eugenics Exhibit: Differential birth rates indicated by flashing light display (at Michigan Fitter Family Contest)
• "Mendel's Theatre" showing inheritance of hair color, demonstrated by Leon Fradley Whitney
• Fitter Families exhibit and examination building, Kansas State Free Fair, Topeka
• "Eugenic and Health Exhibit," Fitter Families exhibit and examination building, Kansas State Free Fair
• Fitter Families exhibit and examination building, Kansas State Free Fair, Topeka
• Kansas State Free Fair, Topeka, Fitter Families Contest examining staff and "sweepstakes" winning family
• Fitter Families exhibit/exam tent, Eastern States Exposition, Springfield, Massachusetts
• Eastern States Exposition, Springfield, Massachusetts, boys looking at flashing light sign
• Fitter Families Contest at Michigan State Fair
• Average Family Winner, Fitter Family Contest, Eastern States Exposition
• “Yea, I have a goodly heritage,” Fitter Families Contest medal given to families scoring B+ or better
• Fitter Families contestants at Georgia State Fair, Savannah
• Mrs. E.H. Harriman at gift of Harriman Park
• The average American male
• Man O' War, about horse genetics
• "Sons of Man O' War," about Horse Genetics
• Mixed race marriage, "Indian Kate"
• Aerial view of Ellis Island
• Aerial view of lower Manhattan and Ellis Island
• Animal House, Carnegie Station for Experimental Evolution, Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y.
• Gregor Mendel's garden
• Eugenics Record Office, lantern slide
• Archives at the Eugenics Record Office
• "The average American male", by Jane Davenport
• Chicken coops and first hybrid corn (behind) at Carnegie Station for Experimental Evolution, Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y.
• Research and administration building under construction at the Carnegie Station for Experimental Evolution, Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y.
• Director's residence, The Biologocial Laboratory and Carnegie Station for Experimental Evolution, Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y.
• Canaries in research and administration building of Carnegie Station for Experimental Evolution, Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y.
• Carnegie Station for Experimental Evolution, Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y.
• "Composite -- group of Irish high school students," composite portrait in the style of Francis Galton
• Eugenics exhibit with tree, 3rd International Eugenics Conference
• Bust of C. Davenport, 3rd International Eugenics Conference
• Field work for Mongrel Virginians in Amherst County, Virginia, Arthur Estabrook's scrapbook
• "Triple Mixtures" (Caucasian-Indian-Negro) in Robeson County, North Carolina, from from Arthur Estabrook's scrapbook of field photographs
• The Nam Family, by A. Estabrook and C. Davenport, field photographs and portraits with pedigree numbers from back of Estabrook's copy
• The Nam Family, by A. Estabrook and C. Davenport, field photographs and portraits with pedigree numbers from back of Estabrook's copy.
• Immigrant family at Ellis Island
• "Types of Aliens Awaiting Admission at Ellis Island Station"
• Immigrants in steerage (lower) on board steamship arriving at Ellis Island
• Immigrants being processed in the Great Hall at Ellis Island
• Mother and children, with tags, at Ellis Island
• Russian immigrants at Ellis Island
• Immigrant family, with tags, at Ellis Island
• Doctor examining alien immigrants at Ellis Island
• South Pacific immigrants being examined by a doctor at Ellis Island
• Howard Knox (creator of intelligence test puzzle questions) examines an immigrant at Ellis Island
• Immigration examiner Augustus Sherman (right), who did photographic studies of immigrants in native dress, with Ellis Island Superintendent
• Doctor examining eyes of immigrant woman at Ellis Island
• Little Italy, showing life in lower Manhattan around the turn of the 20th century
• Hospital ward at Ellis Island
• Eastern European immigrant at Ellis Island (Photograph by Augustus Sherman)
• Gypsy woman at Ellis Island (Photograph by Augustus Sherman)
• European immigrant at Ellis Island (Photograph by Augustus Sherman)
• Italian boy at Ellis Island (Photograph by Augustus Sherman)
• Slovenian Gypsy family at Ellis Island (by Augustus Sherman)
• English family at Ellis Island (Photograph by Augustus Sherman)
• Burmese dwarf at Ellis Island (Photograph by Augustus Sherman)
• Russian giant at Ellis Island (Photograph by Augustus Sherman)
• Russian Jew at Ellis Island (Photograph by Augustus Sherman)
• North African immigrant at Ellis Island (Photograph by Augustus Sherman)
• Immigrant children on "roof garden" playground at Ellis Island, with "Uncle Sam" cart (Photograph by Augustus Sherman)
• Dutch children at Ellis Island (Photograph by Augustus Sherman)
• Immigrant children on "roof garden" playground at Ellis Island (Photograph by Augustus Sherman)
• Immigrants waiting to land in New York
• Docking of steamship Carmania in New York
• Natives from Carpineto Romano, Italy, celebrating their arrival in the United States aboard the Christopher Columbus
• Immigrants on an Atlantic liner, photograph by Edwin Levick
• Immigrants on ship's deck
• "Methodist Hospital, Most Beautiful Baby, Brooklyn, 1941" by Arthur Felig (Weegee)
• Eugenic and Health Exhibit, Kansas State Free Fair
• "Yea I Have a Goodly Heritage" awarded to Fitter Family Contest winners
• American Eugenics Society exhibit at Sesquicentennial Exposition, Philadelphia ("Mendel's theater," center; guinea pig coat color, right)
• Exhibit, "Color Inheritance in Guinea Pigs" (Mendelian pattern)
• Feebleminded girl, "The leading lady in the play. Quite a good actor but pretty low grade."
• Feebleminded girl, "A good looking well built girl. Tests about 8 mentally. Was picked up for prostitution..."
• Feebleminded girl, "Not uncomely but awfully dumb."
• Pah-lowatiwa, Zuni, Bureau of American Ethnology
• Fridtjof and Heljar Mjøen, sons Jon Alfred Mjøen, director of the Vindern Biological Laboratory (Oslo, Norway)
• Jon Alfred Mjøen, director of the Vindern Biological Laboratory (Oslo, Norway) explaining pedigree to children Heljar, Sonja, and Fridtjof
• Nazi propaganda in Berlin storefront, including anthropometric device for measuring differences between Aryan & Non-Aryan skulls (by Roman Vishniac)
• Profile of Frederick Huntington Gillett, People (April 1931)
• Profile of Charles F. Ruggles, People (April 1931)
• Profile of Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor (daughter of Alexander Graham Bell), People (April 1931)
• Margaret Sanger testisfies on birth control before Senate committee, People (April 1931)
• Eugenics Record Office (ERO) soon after construction
• Eugenics Record Office, archives room with card index on far wall and field worker files on right
• Stewart House, an existing Victorian structure that housed the Eugenics Record Office (ERO) 1910-1913 while new building was constructed next door
• Eugenics Record Office, about 1925
• Eugenics Record Office, interior with workers
• Models of inheritance of racing capacity in horses by Harry H. Laughlin
• Eugenics Record Office, Field Worker Training Class of 1913, with Harry H. Laughlin (1) and Charles B. Davenport (6)
• Eugenics Record Office, Field Worker Training Class of 1913 (Laughlin in foreground, center, Davenport at blackboard, Stewart House in background)
• Eugenics Record Office, Field Worker Training Class of 1913 (Davenport lecturing at blackboard)
• Eugenics Record Office, Field Worker Training Class (Davenport lecturing)
• Eugenics Record Office, Field Worker Training Class of 1914 (Davenport and Laughlin seated 3rd and 5th in front row)
• Eugenics Record Office, Field Worker Training Class of 1916 (Davenport in front with Laughlin in rear with white tie)
• Eugenics Record Office, Annual Meeting of the Eugenics Research Association, 1918 (Laughlin in front, Stewart House in background)
• Eugenics Record Office, Field Worker Training Class of 1918 (Laughlin at back)
• Eugenics Record Office, Field Worker Training Class of 1920 (postcard)
• Eugenics Record Office, Field Worker Training Class of 1921 (Laughlin on far left)
• Field Worker Training Class of 1922 on field trip to Kings Park State Hospital (Laughlin on far right)
• "Homokak Family: A Nut Study," pedigree parody by Eugenics Record Office Field Worker Training Class of 1923
• Charles B. Davenport, Director of Biological Laboratory, Carnegie Department of Genetics and Eugenics Record Office, Cold Spring Harbor
• Charles B. Davenport doing fieldwork in Leslie County, Kentucky
• Harry H. Laughlin, Superintendent of Eugenics Record Office
• Harry H. Laughlin (far left) with International Federation of Eugenics Organizations at Stonehenge, England
• "General Inspection Room Ellis Island," Eugenics: A Journal of Race Betterment (vol II:8)
• Eugenics Education Society of New South Wales luncheon in honor of C.B. Davenport (standing 2nd from left), Sydney, Australia (9/25/1914)
• Jamaica race mixing photo set provided by Isaac Costa, with Karl Pearson's handwritten instructions for publication in Biometrika (vol. 6:4)
• Albino wallaby, with Karl Pearson's handwritten captions and instructions for publication in "Albinism in Man" (1913)
• Albino monkey, with Karl Pearson's handwritten captions and instructions for publication in "Albinism in Man" (1911)
• Normal and albino human eyes, for publication in "Albinism in Man," by K. Pearson, E. Nettleship, and C.H. Usher (1911)
• Study skins of normal and albino birds, for publication in "Albinism in Man," by K. Pearson, E. Nettleship, and C.H. Usher (1911)
• Albino hares, for publication in "Albinism in Man," by K. Pearson, E. Nettleship, and C.H. Usher (1911)
• Anthropometry card of Francis Galton, with profile and full-face photos and spaces for key body measurements, taken by Alphonse Bertillon
• Anthropometry card of Alphonse Bertillon, who originated this criminal identification system of profile and full-face photos and key body measurements
• Francis Galton's silhouette
• Francis Galton carte de visite portrait, seated
• Francis Galton carte de visite portrait, standing
• Alphonse Bertillon's measurement card, done according to his own system for criminal anthropometry
• "Composite of the portraits of six members of the same family. By F. Galton. 1882."
• "The Tichborne Blended Photographs," of Sir Roger Tichborne and man who claimed to be Tichborne
• "Likenesses of 6 different Roman Ladies and the composite of them in the centre" (from coins), by Francis Galton
• "Model home - State Fair - 1908 Baby Contest," Better Babies contestants on Steps of Mothers Congress Model Home, Louisiana State Fair, Shreveport
• Infant being examined for a Better Babies Contest
• "1908 Prize Winner, "Better Baby' Contests. Mrs. Frank deGarmo, Originator of THE IDEA." Louisiana State Fair, Shreveport
• Interior of Mothers Congress Model Home, Louisiana State Fair, Shreveport
• "...First Baby Health Contest...2d Annual Baby Contest - 100 entries - 70 contests," Mothers Congress Model Home, Louisiana State Fair, Shreveport
• Interior of Mothers Congress Model Home, Louisiana State Fair, Shreveport
• Better Babies contestant, with trophy, Louisiana State Fair, Shreveport
• "5th Annual Baby Show, Louisiana State Fair 1913"
• Announcement for Louisiana State Congress of Mothers, with news clippings
• Eugen Fisher, Director of the Kaiser-Wilhelm Institute for Anthropology, Human Genetics, and Eugenics (1927-1942), with physicist Max Planck
• 40-year-old male twins undergoing anthropometric study by Otmar Freiherr von Verschuer
• Male twins undergoing spirometry by Otmar Freiherr von Verschuer
• 16-year-old female twins undergoing anthropometric study by Otmar Freiherr von Verschuer
• 12-year-old male twins undergoing anthropometric study by Otmar Freiherr von Verschuer
• Carrie Buck's photograph of her wedding to Mr. Eagle, to whom she remained married until his death
• Last photograph of Carrie Buck, taken several weeks before her death, dressed as Mary for the Christmas pageant at the nursing home where she lived
• Mico College anthropometric case 1: photos, Schedule 3, notes, drawing test; by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica
• Mico College anthropometric case 2: photos, Schedule 3, measurements, pedigree, notes; by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica
• Mico College anthropometric case 3: photos, measurements, pedigree, notes; by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica
• Shortwood College anthropometric case: photos, measurements, fingerprints, hair; by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica
• Morris Steggerda (31), with mother (30), father (47) and sister (50), photographs from his own family pedigree
• Morris Steggerda, photographs from his his own family pedigree
• Anthropometric case materials on a Shinnecock Indian Family of Eastern Long Island (photographs, pedigree, field notes, and physical measurements)
• Group photograph of Indians on the Shinnecock Researvation, eastern Long Island (with overlay key)
• Family photographs and pedigree from the Navajo Reservation, by Morris Steggerda
• "Morris Steggerda in S.W." and Christian Reform Mission House and School, Zuni, New Mexico
• Navajo "Occupations" (butchering meat, grinding meal, and saw mill) at Fort Defiance, Arizona
• Seaford Town female anthropometric case: photos, measurements, finger prints, Schedule 3; by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica

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