African American home demonstration agent demonstrating child care skills to African American girls
circa 1930

Four 4-H club members dressed as pirates singing in a performance as part of the 4-H communication and art program
circa 1960

Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt visits with Mrs. L. P. Pate and Mrs. Gilbert English
1953

President Eisenhower receiving a copy of the 4-H Report to the Nation, April 17, 1953

Produce foods for better meals at home
1940 to 1949

Two young women, 4-H team demonstration members from Chatham County, North Carolina, posing by a bumper sticker on a car that reads, "Eggs for trim chicks."
1962

Young man helping two young women with their suitcases
circa 1957

"Milk is fine after a hard ball game," U.S. Department of Agriculture advertisement
1925

"Modernizing Old Picture Frames," at Farm and Home Week
1957

"Mop Up" was one of the favorite gathering places for delegates when they had a few spare minutes for a coke or candy bar
July 1949

"Music for Daily Living," Farm and Home Week, 1957

"My last trip to Nat'l 4-H Conference"
1960 to 1969

"Spud-O-Lite Cooking" with Mrs. Dorothy Godfrey, teacher, at Farm and Home Week
1957

"The Lost City" in Moore County visited on a 4-H tour
1937

"The Lost City" in Moore County visited on a 4-H tour
1937

"The Lost City" in Moore County visited on a 4-H tour
1937

"The Lost City" in Moore County visited on a 4-H tour
1937

"The Lost City" in Moore County visited on a 4-H tour
1937

"The Lost City" in Moore County visited on a 4-H tour
1937

"The Ole Swimming Hole" at the Guilford-Rockingham 4-H Camp held at the Rockingham playground
1928

"This boy is giving bird calls on a hike" while three girls look on at Millstone 4-H Camp
1950 to 1959

"This was taken the 8th of July, when my corn was in full growth, 1915."
July 8, 1915

"Yes we want more club work" [poster]
1930 to 1939

"You and Your Clothes," demonstration at Farm and Home Week
1957

'Milk for Health' display at Belk Bros. department store
1923