Portrait of American author F. Scott Fitzgerald and his wife Zelda wearing winter coats, circa 1921. "The Great Gatsby," one of Fitzgerald's well-known novels, was published on April 10, 1925.

New York Skyline, Chrysler Building, 1920s. In 1925, New York surpassed London as the largest city in the world.

Scaffolding workers twenty stories above the ground during the building of the Telephone Company building at Vesey Street, New York, 1925.

American statesman Calvin Coolidge, the 30th President of the United States of America, in front of the White House, 1925.

Bathers, beach umbrellas and tents crowd the beach at Ocean City, New Jersey, circa 1925.

A crowd watches a line of airplanes flying in the Chicago area, ca.1920s.

At an army base in Brooklyn, men drain 10,000 barrels of beer into New York Harbor during Prohibition, May 19, 1925.

A portrait of jazz great Louis Armstrong smiling while holding his trumpet, Chicago, ca.1920s.

Full-length portrait of a woman wearing a formal evening dress while standing in front of curtain circa 1925.

British actor and director Charles Chaplin, dressed as The Tramp, standing outdoors with actor Douglas Fairbanks Jr, bandleader Paul Whiteman, and actor Douglas Fairbanks Sr. circa 1925.

Babe Ruth talks with Wilbert Robinson before a game at Yankee Stadium in 1925.

The famous dancer Margaret Hawkesworth comes to New York aboard the SS Olympic, circa 1925.

WO Bentley standing between two of his cars. During the late 1920s Bentley achieved a set of record race wins that was not equalled until the 1950s by Jaguar and not beaten until the 1960s by Ferrari.

New pro football player Harold “Red” Grange receiving a forward pass and making a 20-yard run, New York, New York, Dec. 6, 1925. This was the first season that the New York Giants were part of the National Football League.