When students (and teachers) turned on, tuned in, and dropped classes.

Alex Carozza has been building and repairing accordions in New York City since 1960. The last craftsman of his kind in the city, Alex is the living memory of a once vibrant musical culture that has all but disappeared from New York. This is the story of a true classic.

Mamie Van Doren with NFL player Jim Sears, 1954.  “I’ve always taken care of my health—never been much of a drinker, never smoked cigarettes, never done drugs much, except smoking pot occasionally, and that’s been decades ago. I’m NOT an 80-year old virgin. Good sex really does help.” —Mamie Van Doren

"A View to a Kill" was the first Bond movie I was ever allowed to watch. I was seven years old and I thought James Bond was the coolest thing ever (I wasn't wrong). It got me hooked on the franchise and I've been a devout fan ever since.

With the Statue of Liberty.

Famous for allegedly killing Billy the Kid.

A member of the Lincoln County Regulators, along with Josiah "Doc" Scurlock and Jose Chavez y Chavez, Billy the Kid rose to fame during the Lincoln County Wars and remains, to this day, one of the most famous outlaws of the Old West.

A photo by one of the earliest female photographers, Lady Frances Jocelyn.

This was the first restaurant opened by McDonald's Corporation (MCD) after it was purchased by Ray Kroc.

Right around the time he founded his car company.

And I thought the rulers were bad...

During the filming of "River of No Return".

Looks to be in better shape than his security.

Pretty racy photo for the time.

Navy Rear Admiral and computer scientist.

The Godfather of Soul.