21. Victor Hugo, Famous Author Of Les Miserables, And The Hunchback Of Notre-Dame – Ca. 1876
22. Richard Pierce – 14 Years Of Age, Works As A Western Union Telegraph Messenger. With Nine Months Of Service. He Works From 7 A.m. To 6 P.m. Smokes. Visits Houses Of Prostitution. Wilmington, Delaware, Ca. May 1910
23. Buzz Aldrin, The Second Man On The Moon, Seen Here As Commandant Of The Air Force Test Pilot School, Ca. 1963
24. Theodore Roosevelt Holding His Grandson, Kermit Roosevelt Jr. – Ca. 1916
25. Eric Arthur Blair, Better Known By His Pen Name George Orwell, Was An English Novelist, Essayist, Journalist, And Critic
26. Mark Twain
27. Charlie Chaplin Without His Trademark Moustache In His Later Years, Working On A Movie Set
28. Abraham Lincoln And George Mcclellan At Antietam, October 2nd/3rd, 1862
29. James Dean, Actor And Rebel Without A Cause, December 29th, 1954
30. Audrey Hepburn
