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Steve Raymer

Queen Elizabeth II walks with Sheikh Isa bin Salman Al Khalifa on her visit to Bahrain in 1979. Hers was the first-ever visit to the country by a female head of state, and was one stop on the six-country tour in the Arabian peninsula.

A story in the April 1974 issue documented a youth camp in Wisconsin, where children immersed themselves in nature to learn about it. In this photo, kids bound through a bog, pretending to be deer, to gain better understanding of animals' perspectives of the environment.

At a souk, or market, in Manama, Bahrain, a vendor pours tea for a customer. A story in the September 1979 issue looked at Bahrain's economic and cultural role in the Persian Gulf.

An armed guard in Meru National Park, Kenya, protects endangered white rhinos from poachers. Rhinos have been under threat for decades, with the northern white rhino subspecies going extinct in the wild in 2018.

A story in the November 1986 issue documented the worldwide humanitarian efforts of the International Committee of the Red Cross. Here, workers unload bags of grain to distribute to families in Ethiopia.

Men attend a service at a synagogue in Kiev, Ukraine. When this photo was published in 1987, it was the only remaining synagogue in the city and did not have a rabbi. Now, there are some 20,000 Jews in Kiev, and two synagogues.

Young baseball players shake hands after a game in Keshena, Wisconsin, in the early 1970s. Keshena is a large community on the Menominee Indian Reservation.

Young baseball players shake hands after a game in Keshena, Wisconsin, in the early 1970s. Keshena is a large community on the Menominee Indian Reservation.

An ice cream shop in New Delhi, India, keeps up with the demand of customers in the early 1980s. Called Nirula's 21, the shop is part of the oldest fast food chain in India.

A story from the March 1990 issue detailed the economic surge of Siberia, Russia. This photo shows a Vietnamese immigrant with her coworker in a textile factory. She came from Vietnam after hearing about the need for workers.