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Amelia EarhartAn Overview of Prints & Photographs Division Holdings
This list was compiled to meet requests regularly received by the Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division and represents a survey of manual and automated files as of 1992. Additional images relating to Amelia Earhart may be found in more recently acquired and cataloged collections, including the New York World Telegram and Sun Collection. References to some of the additional images on this subject can be found in the Prints and Photographs Online Catalog. Links to digital images have been included where such images are available and appear to have no rights restriction. The images are presented for educational and research purposes. The Library of Congress is unaware of any restrictions on the use of the images. However, patrons who plan to publish or otherwise distribute any of the images should be aware that determination regarding the appropriate use of an image ultimately rests with the patron. The Library generally does not own rights to material in its collections. Therefore, it does not charge permission fees for use of such material and cannot give or deny permission for use of the images. For further information, see "Copyright and Other Restrictions ..." Quality copies of the images may be ordered through the Library of Congress Duplication Services. Individual Portraits1.) Description: Amelia Earhart, head-and-shoulders portrait, wearing cloche hat and fur coat. Photograph, Underwood & Underwood, Nov. 10, 1930.Location of original: BIOG FILE Reproduction no.: LC-USZ62-79099 (b&w film copy negative)
2.) Description: Amelia Earhart, head-and-shoulders portrait, with patterned
scarf around her neck, Chicago. Photograph, photographer not identified, Nov. 23, 1928.
3.) Description: Amelia Earhart, head-and-shoulders portrait, wearing leather
helmet with goggles and leather coat with fur collar. Photograph, photographer not identified, ca. 1925-30.
4.) Description: Amelia Earhart, head-and-shoulders portrait, wearing blouse
with ruffled collar and two strings of pearls around her neck, Washington, D.C. Photograph, Underwood &
Underwood, [no date].
5.) Description: Amelia Earhart, full-length, standing by window.
Photograph, Underwood & Underwood, [no date].
Group Portraits and Activities6.) Description: Amelia Earhart standing in doorway of small plane,
shaking hands with unidentified man, Photograph, photographer not identified, [no date].
7.) Description: Amelia Earhart standing in convertible car with Wilmer
Stultz and Louis Gordon at New York city hall, celebrating the fact that she was the first woman passenger on a
transatlantic flight, New York, NY. Photograph, photographer not identified, July 1928.
8.) Description: Amelia Earhart, Wilmer Stultz, and Louis Gordon
greeted at the Boston airport by Mayor Malcolm E. Nichols upon their arrival from New York. Photograph,
photographer not identified, July 1928. 9.) Description: Amelia Earhart and her mother in Boston, when 300,000
turned out to cheer the three flyers who made the non-stop flight across the Atlantic. Photograph, photographer not
identified, July 1928.
10.) Description: Amelia Earhart shaking hands with acting Chicago
Mayor William D. Saltiel and standing with Wilmer Stultz, Louis Gordon, and Chicago dignitaries, Chicago, Ill.
Photograph, photographer not identified, July 19, 1928.
11.) Description: Chicago Chief of Police Hughes pinning star badge on
Amelia Earhart as she stands with Wilmer Stultz, Louis Gordon, and acting Chicago Mayor William D. Saltiel,
Chicago, Ill. Photograph, photographer not identified, July 19, 1928.
12.) Description: Amelia Earhart standing in line with other noted flyers
at first ball of Aero Club of Washington, D.C., Washington, D.C. Photograph, Underwood & Underwood, Feb.
5, 1931.
15.) Description: Amelia Earhart and her husband, George Putnam,
standing with leis around their necks watching a young hula dancer as they arrive in Honolulu aboard the ship
LURLINE in preparation for Earhart's transpacific flight, Honolulu, Hawaii. Photograph, Pan Pacific Press Photo,
Dec. 1934.
16.) Description: Amelia Earhart and her husband, George Putnam,
standing with Stanley Kennedy (president of Hawaii's Inter-Island Airways) and U.S. Ranger S. Lamb at
Halemaumau National Park as Superintendant E.C. Wingate talks to them about the park, Hawaii. Photograph, Pan
Pacific Press Photo, Jan. 8, 1935.
17.) Description: Amelia Earhart standing by a table on a stage as she
addresses a crowd at Farrington Hall, Honolulu, Hawaii. Photograph, Pan Pacific Press Photo, Jan. 2, 1935.
18.) Description: Amelia Earhart seated on grass with Duke Kahanamoku,
sheriff of Honolulu, who is cutting a pineapple, Honolulu, Hawaii. Photograph, Pan Pacific Press Photo, Jan. 2,
1935.
20.) Description: Amelia Earhart with aviation authorities [Sen. Hiram
Bingham, Miss Elinor Smith, W.I. Glover, Amelia Earhart, C. Gassaway, and W.P. MacCracken], at U.S. Chamber
of Commerce convention, Washington, D.C. Photograph, photographer not identified, May 2, 1929.
AIRCRAFT AND FLIGHTS21.) Description: Unloading Amelia Earhart's Lockheed Vega airplane from liner LURLINE (plane hanging from crane cables, silhouetted against the sky), Honolulu, Hawaii. Photograph, Pan Pacific Press Photo, Dec. 1934.Location of original: LOT 5054 Reproduction no.: LC-USZ62-110858 (b&w film copy negative) 22.) Description: Paul Mantz, Amelia Earhart's technician, clumbs from
airplane after starting the motor to warm up for the coast flight, Honolulu, Hawaii. Photograph, Pan Pacific Press
Photo, Jan. 12, 1935.
23.) Description: Last minute warm-up of Amelia Earhart's airplane at
Wheeler Field, shortly before her solo flight to California, Honolulu, Hawaii. Photograph, Pan Pacific Press Photo,
Jan. 12, 1935.
24.) Description: Amelia Earhart's airplane taking off from Wheeler
Field, Honolulu, for California--view of Lockheed Vega plane as it swept down US Army field on take-off to
mainland, Honolulu, Hawaii. Photograph, Pan Pacific Press Photo, Jan 12, 1935.
25.) Description: The FRIENDSHIP, Fokker F-VIII trimotor seaplane,
which was flown by Wilmer Stultz and Lou Gordon with Amelia Earhart from Newfoundland to Wales, shown in
flight. Photograph, photographer not identified, [no date].
26.) Description: The FRIENDSHIP, Fokker F-VIII trimotor seaplane,
which was flown by Wilmer Stultz and Lou Gordon with Amelia Earhart from Newfoundland to Wales, shown on
wheels on the ground. Photograph, photographer not identified, [no date].
CARTOONS27.) Description: "She got across all right" [Elderly woman (Dame
Democracy) looking at notices about Earhart's transatlantic flight]. Drawing by Clifford Kennedy Berryman, May
1932
POSTERS28.) Description: Amelia Earhart, 1898 [sic]-1937 [Earhart posed in front
of airplane propeller]. Poster designed by Maria Jensen, photo courtesy of UPI International, copyrighted by
Femmes, 1976.
29.) Description: Women have long hair and short wits [Small oval
portraits of Amelia Earhart, Margaret Sanger, Margaret Mead, Eleanor Holmes Norton, Gertrude Stein, and Barbara
Jordan, featured in TABS, "a journal of aids for ending sexism in schools"]. Poster copyrighted by Lucy Picco
Simpson, 1978.
Prepared by: Prints and Photographs Division Reference staff. Last revised: 9/98 |
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