
Brooklyn Public Librarian Ben Gocker recently shared this series of drawings made by students at Manual Training High School for their literary-art publication, Prospect.
Visual essays, photos, and ephemera from youth cultures.
Brooklyn Public Librarian Ben Gocker recently shared this series of drawings made by students at Manual Training High School for their literary-art publication, Prospect.
Co-ed proms (women only) were not uncommon in the 1920s, often the big social event of the season.
The Young Alaskan. All right! Smart, sporty and cold.
University of Virginia, Humanities Classroom, Charlottesville, VA 1986.
Chris Searle, a beloved student-teacher, was fired from his teaching job after publishing a book of poems entitled ‘Stepney Words’ written by his pupils.
In 1990 The Face magazine commissioned young photographer Corinne Day for a fashion shoot.
Hells Angels (of the British variety) are also known as ‘The Grease’.
Mexican girls, carrot workers, Edinburg, Texas. 1939
A spectrum of farm girls—from the 4-H farm lifestyle to young migrant workers in the fields, just trying to deal—during the Great Depression.
Mexican American flappers standing in a park somewhere in Southern California, 1925.
In 1917 two young cousins from Cottingley, England, borrowed a camera and set off into the countryside.