Jackdaw Photo Collections each consist of twelve, extra-large, 17" x 22", black-and-white photographs illustrating an important historical subject. The photos are printed on glossy, heavy-duty stock ready to be easily displayed in classrooms, libraries, hallways and offices. Each photograph in a collection is truly thought-provoking and directly involves the viewer. A detailed caption fully describes each photo and its source. Each Photo Collection includes an easy-to-use, open-ended, photo-analysis worksheet that may be reproduced for every student. With the help of this worksheet, students really get into the photos and see interesting things they otherwise might have missed. Each Photo Collection comes ready-to-use for a highly memorable experience.

1. Symbol of the 1920s — Flappers Dance the Charleston, 1925
2. Driving for Fun: Ford Motor Car, 1926
3. Charles Lindbergh and the Spirit of St. Louis, 1927
4. Movie Star Charlie Chaplin in the Gold Rush, 1925
5. Lou Gehrig & Babe Ruth, “The Home Run Twins,” 1927
6. Marble Championship, Philadelphia, 1926
7. The Wireless: Listening to the Radio, 1923
8. Prohibition Agents Raid a Still, Washington, D.C., 1922
9. Terror in the U.S.: Ku Klux Klan, Freeport, N.Y., 1923
10. Scientist George Washington Carver, 1922
11. Women Demand the Right to Vote — and Get it in 1920
12. The End of an Era: Start of the Great Depression, 1929