[Harley Davidson Motorcycle] Southern Eagles Motorcycle Club photographic archive documenting Harley Davidson riders and dealership culture in Winston Salem, North Carolina during the 1960s. The photographs record club gatherings, races, dealership events, and recreational rides during a decade when motorcycle clubs expanded rapidly across the United States and became visible.....
[Biker Subculture] Photo archive of a Harley Davidson motorcycle club active in Winston-Salem, North Carolina during the 1950s and 1960s, a formative period of postwar American motorcycle club culture. The images capture young riders in social gatherings, club events, and motorcycle displays as organized biker groups expanded across the United.....
Vernacular photograph archive of California motorcycle riders, circa 1980s, documents regional biker culture in the Central Valley with emphasis on group identity, gender participation, and material expression through Harley-Davidson motorcycles and associated dress. The photographs situate a mixed-gender riding community within a broader American subculture shaped by mobility, customization, and.....
The Enthusiast, a monthly publication produced by the Harley-Davidson Motor Company, chronicling American motorcycle culture at mid-century. Milwaukee, WI: Harley-Davidson Motor Co., February–November 1950. Archive of five issues, each 23 pages and measuring 9" x 6". Each issue covers racing, club news, technical updates, reader-submitted photographs, and interestingly, the emergence.....
[Harley Davidson Motorcycle] Southern Eagles Motorcycle Club photograph archive documenting Harley Davidson riders connected with the Cable dealership in Winston Salem, North Carolina between 1958 and 1968. The photographs illustrate the growth of organized motorcycle clubs, dealership sponsorship, and competitive racing culture during the expansion of recreational motorcycling in postwar.....
[Biker Subculture][Harley Davidson] Photograph archive of the Southern Eagles Motorcycle Club and its association with Cable’s Harley-Davidson dealership in Winston-Salem, North Carolina between 1958 and 1968. The images show members, public events, and recreational activities of a regional motorcycle club during a period when organized riding groups expanded across the.....
Vernacular photograph archive of California motorcycle riders, circa 1970s–1980s, documents the visual culture and group identity of American biker communities in the decades following the expansion of postwar motorcycle clubs. The photographs place riders within a regional network, likely associated with Modesto based Harley-Davidson enthusiasts, and record the central role.....
Merrill, Samuel L. Antique motorcycle collecting archive. 1970s–mid 1990s. This archive documents the organized preservation of early American motorcycles through the activities of the Antique Motorcycle Club of America and related regional groups, showing how collectors identified, restored, and circulated pre-1916 machines as historical objects. The material establishes the development.....
