Here's a link to an interesting website, Visualizing Economics, whose author, Catherine Mulbrandon, specializes in developing graphics illustrating the US economy. Here's her graph showing top marginal tax rates, 1916-2011, also available as a poster:
Each post contains links to similar data under the heading "you might like." It's a good site to explore.
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