
Back in the day most teenage girls knew how to sew (and well).
Back in the day most teenage girls knew how to sew (and well).
Gertrude Ederle learned in swim at age 9 in while summering in her New Jersey cottage.
Emma Willard School in Troy, NY was founded in 1814 by Emma Willard in an effort to provide girls with the same level of education as boys.
Take a glimpse into the life of a Johnstown, PA teenager from 1930-1932 – inside the scrapbook of Vieva Wonder (best name!)
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Brazil, 1983. Four students — three girls and a boy — formed Mercenarias.
Before the Isamlic revolution of 1979 in Iran, there were the beauty pageants of 1978 in Iran.
Bellbottoms, beads, bare mid drifts, ginghams, fringe leather vests, long flowing hair–these were the looks of high schoolers, 1969.
This may be the only pageant where contestants are required to know how to butcher a sheep—Miss Navajo.
Take a peek at these disturbingly awkward portraits of teenage girls by Stockholm based artist Julia Peirone.
Early motion pictures made by inventor extraordinaire Thomas Edison.