AP Historical Hard Drive 2008

Golda Meir and her husband Morris Myerson shortly before their wedding in 1917. (AP Photo)

Former President Theodore Roosevelt is shown addressing 29,000 soldiers in a training camp during World War I before they left for France. The date...

Photo shows a historical drawing of an unidentified Stateline in 1916. (AP Photo)

Shown in photo is W. C. Fields in 1912. (AP Photo)

Photo shows a historical drawing of the first cross-country tour in 1911. (AP Photo)

President Theodore Roosevelt, center, with a group of gun pointers on board the old USS Texas in 1903 during review of Atlantic Fleet by him in Oyste...

Theodore Roosevelt in 1895. No other identification given. (AP Photo)

This artwork is by an unknown artist depicting Marie Antoinette as she is taken to the guillotine at the height of the French Revolution on October 16...

This photo from Gardner's Photographic Sketchbook of the Civil War shows Quaker guns in 1862, Centreville, Va. (AP Photo/Alexander Gardner)

General George Armstrong Custer is shown, circa 1876. (AP Photo)

Shattered fort, from Civil War in 1865, Fort was battered by Union naval guns all during war, but was never recaptured. (AP Photo)

Pope Leo XIII in 1878. (AP Photo)

Pictorial representation of the battle between the ironclads, Monitor (Union forces) and the Confederate Raider Merrimac off Hampton Roads, Va., on Ma...

Battle between the ironclads, Monitor and Merrimac, in Hampton Roads, Va., on March 9, 1862, showing the Monitor, in far center, firing on the Merrima...

Gen. George Armstrong Custer is shown in an undated photo, circa 1863. (AP Photo)

** ADVANCE FOR WEEKEND EDITIONS, NOV. 22-23 AND THEREAFTER ** This is an undated file photo of a 1804 portrait of U.S. First Lady Dolley Madison by ar...

Flume, on the Shady Creek Canal, California 1859

Gold mining River operations murderer's bar, California. 1859 (AP Photo)

Photo shows Gold mining at Helvetia Quartz Mill, Grass Valley, Califormoa. 1849. (APPhoto)

They called the north???s Monitor, center, a ??scheesebox on a raft??? and the south???s Merrimac was termed ??sthe thing.??? But the two ironclads ma...

They called the north???s Monitor, center, a ??scheesebox on a raft??? and the south???s Merrimac was termed ??sthe thing.??? But the two ironclads ma...

Photo shows Gold mining on Jan. 17, 1848.(AP Photo)

Ocean Beach Mining; at Gold Bluff, 1859.(AP Photo)

During the long march on June 26, 1861 on Vicksburg, Miss., the 15th corps of General Grant???s army crosses the Big Black River over pontoon bridge b...

The Constitution is shown escaping from the British off New York, July 17, 1812, as depicted in this engraving. (AP Photo)

In laying siege to Vicksburg, General Grant???s engineers had the approaches to the Confederate defenses covered by 12 miles of trenches, mines and co...

Bitter hand-to-hand fighting follows the explosion of a mine under a section of the Confederate defenses at Vicksburg, Miss on June 26, 1861. There we...

Modern naval warfare is born as the Union???s Monitor (left) and the Confederacy???s Merrimac meet in Hampton Roads outside Norfolk, Va. on Feb. 21, 1...

After marching his army more than 200 miles, fighting four battles within six days, General Grant moved on Vicksburg, Miss., on June 26, 1861 the rive...

The battle of the Bull Run which lasted one day, was fought on March 27, 1861 in Virginia in a triangle formed by three towns, Centerville, Gainesvill...

The final charge of Union troops on Cemetery Hill following the retreat of General George Pickett???s Confederate infantrymen after their desperate bu...

Photo shows Gen. George A. Custer and his hunting party with a bear shot by the general during 1874 trip to the Black Hills of South Dakota. (AP Photo...

"The Legislative Belly" art for France in 1834, rom associated american artist on Honore Daumier. (AP Photo)