Notorious gangster Al Capone attempts to help unemployed men with his soup kitchen "Big Al's Kitchen for the Needy." The kitchen provides three meals...
Wall Street speculator tries to sell his car after losing all of his money in the stock market crash.
Bread line forms outside the Rescue Society in Doyers Street, New York City, during the Great Depression, 1929.
Two men wearing sandwich boards advertising their willingness to find employment - 'Wanted, a decent job' - in Chicago during the Great Depression....
The front page of the Brooklyn Daily Eagle newspaper with the headline 'Wall St. In Panic As Stocks Crash', published on the day of the initial Wall...
Great Depression 1929-32 - Bank Panic, 1931. / Crowd outside of a bank at Berlin, Germany, during the financial crisis. Photographed 13 July 1931.
Unemployed men queuing for coffee and bread at a soup kitchen run by the Bahai Fellowship at 203 East 9th Street, New York, circa 1930.
The Great Depression in the U.S.: Men eating bread and soup in a breadline. Undated photograph.BPA2# 1048
Man making his own protest against unemployment. The sign on his back reads: 'I know 3 trades, I speak 3 languages, fought 3 years, have 3 children...
Top half of the front page of the newspaper Brooklyn Daily Eagle has banner headline reading 'Wall St. In Panic As Stocks Crash' which describes the...
Male and female protestors carrying a banner, which reads '2 millionen erwerbslose 2 milliarden fur fursten' during a demonstration by unemployed...
Crowd of depositors outside the American Union Bank in New York, having failed to withdraw their savings before the bank collapsed, 30th June 1931.
The mother of a migrant family holds a baby while a young girl stands behind her and rests her chin on her shoulder under a lean-to, Nipomo,...
New York, "Black Thursday" : People gathering at Wall Street in front of the New York Stock Exchange - the next day,October 25, 1929
Crowd outside London Stock Exchange after fall of the Hatry Group, 1929. On 20 September 1929 trading in shares in British financier Clarence Charles...
Anxious crowds waiting in front of the Sub-Treasury Building, , opposite the Stock Exchange during the Wall Street Crash.
Line of unemployed men buy apples for 5 cents during the Great Depression of America. From The Literary Digest, published 1930.
Relief organisation Browery Mission in New York supplying bread for tramps and vagrants, homeless men queueing at night at the breadline...
William I. Sirovich, Heywood Brown, and Reverend Raymond Brown hand out packages of food to the jobless outside St. Peter's Mission in New York City.
Chicago. Overall view of the 'soup kitchen' sponsored by the gangster Al Capone, which cost him 400 dollars a day,, 1929-1930,, United States,,...
Bankrupt investor Walter Thornton tries to sell his luxury roadster for $100 cash on the streets of New York City following the 1929 stock market...
The Sub-Treasury Building opposite the Wall Street Stock Exchange in Manhattan, New York, at the time of the Wall Street Crash.
View of crowds of people on Wall Street during the stock market crash, known as Black Tuesday, New York, New York, October 29, 1929.
depression era man opening door to '30 cent a night' hotel. (photo by h. armstrong roberts/retrofile/getty images) - 世界恐慌 ストックフォトと画像
During the Great Depression, view of a line of men standing outside a soup kitchen opened by gangster Al Capone in Chicago, Illinois, February 1931....
Unemployed men line up outside a Great Depression-era soup kitchen opened in Chicago by Al Capone. The storefront sign reads "Free Soup, Coffee and...
In a London club run by St Phalle Ltd, members watch fluctuations in the New York stock market during the Wall Street crash as changes are chalked up...
Unemployed men receiving soup and slices of bread in an outdoor breadline during the Great Depression, Los Angeles, California. Some women serve the...
Unemployed men waiting outside the California State Employment Service office at Tulelake, Siskiyou County, California, September 1939.
Recruits to a New Deal reforestation service receive a meal from a army soup kitchen at South Street, New York City, 4th August 1933.
Migrant Mother by Dorothea Lange ; silver print, 1936. Commissioned by the Resettlement Administration.
Unemployed persons wait in front of the paying agent of an employment office, where the assistance is being payed off - 1930
Great Depression , Bank Panic 1931. /Crowd outside of the "Postscheckamt Berlin", Germany, during the financial crisis after the collapse of the...
