Ahead of this year's World Series between the Chicago Cubs and Cleveland Indians, TIME asked legendary sports photographers who've covered the World Series through the years to select their most memorable pictures.

"One More Take," a major retrospective of Zimmerman's career (1950-1990), opens in Belgium on October, 20, 2016. The exhibition coincides with the publication of "American in Black and White: Selected Photographs of John G. Zimmerman."

See over 150+ years of remarkable Sports Photography on view at the Brooklyn Museum this summer.

JGZ's classic photo of Bednarik exulting over Gifford featured in NYC art exhibition.

North Carolina Public Television story features never-before-seen LIFE photos of a NC shoeshine contest. Meet shoeshine virtuoso Curtis Phillips who won the contest and is now 80 years old.

Our local NPR station for the Monterey Bay Area, KAZU, takes listeners on a behind-the-scenes tour of the archive, highlighting some newly discovered photographs.

The John G. Zimmerman Archive is pleased to offer a limited edition print of Ken Isaacs’ Living Cube in conjunction with an exhibit of the designer’s work at the Cranbrook Art Museum (June 21-Oct 5, 2014).

April 22 marks the 50th Anniversary of the 1964 World's Fair. Zimmerman spent 3 months photographing the Fair for the Saturday Evening Post. He made it a family affair, bringing his wife, Delores, and 3 children. He even invited his parents, who came from L.A. To celebrate, we've created a special gallery of JGZ's World's Fair photos.

Read about the archive's recent settlement with Twentieth Century Fox over Zimmerman's classic photo of The Mary Tyler Moore Show cast.

Sports Illustrated recently named its 10 Greatest Swimsuit Covers of All Time to mark the 50th Anniversary of the swimsuit issue. Zimmerman's 1980 cover of Christie Brinkley ranked fourth GOAT.