Lewisohn StadiumLewisohn Stadium, which offered seating for 6,000 and standing room for another 1,500 spectators, opened in 1915. Over the years,…
Lewisohn Stadium during an open air music concertsLewisohn Stadium became best became known for the affordable open-air music concerts that it hosted every summer starting in 1918.
Lewisohn, Adolph portrait by British artist Harrington MannThis 1917 portrait of Adolph Lewisohn by British artist Harrington Mann (1864-1937) hangs in the North Academic Center of the…
Lewisohn, Adolph Sketch by composer George GershwinSketch of Adolph Lewisohn by composer George Gershwin. The sketch was donated to Columbia University’s School of General Studies by…
Lewisohns’ West and East Colusa Mines in Butte, MontanaPhotographs of the Lewisohns’ West and East Colusa Mines in Butte, Montana. From: Harry C. Freeman, A Brief History of…
LinkedIn executives ringing the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange on May 19, 2011LinkedIn executives ringing the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange on May 19, 2011.
LinkedIn's 5 million member milestone. 5 million member milestone photo at LinkedIn’s former Embarcadero Road office in Palo Alto, CA. Konstantin Guericke is in…
LinkedIn's 500,000 member milestone500,000 member milestone photo at LinkedIn’s former headquarters on El Camino Real in Mountain View, CA. Konstantin Guericke is holding…
Linotype compositors at work at N.Y. World, 1909Photograph of linotype compositors at work at N.Y. World, 1909
Lion, Alfred and Dexter Gordon at Gordon's "Gettin' Around" Session, 1965Alfred Lion and Dexter Gordon at Gordon's "Gettin' Around" session from May 28, 1965.
Lion, Alfred and Frank Wolff with Friends in Berlin, Germany, c. 1930Alfred Lion (2nd from right, with dog), and Frank Wolff with friends in Berlin, Germany, ca. 1930.
Lion, Alfred and Joe Henderson at Grant Green's "Idle Moments" Session, 1963Alfred Lion and Joe Henderson at Grant Green's "Idle Moments" session from November 1963.
Lion, Alfred and Ruth honored at the Mt. Fuji Jazz Festival, August 1986Alfred and Ruth Lion honored at the Mt. Fuji, Japan Jazz Festival, August 1986.
