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1903 - 1909 by Historypin
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1937 by Historypin
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We had a gas mantel - with a fine mesh on it that could break if the match was put too close to it. The toilet ... (read more)
Newburgh House
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Gabss
This makes me homesick a little, especially the downtown skyline! Great use of the Street View function. (read more)
anthonyjshaw528
looks like the original date is cut off. any idea when this is from? (read more)
the Studio for Southern California History
The Elephant was called 'Lizzie' and was owned by the Sheffield company Thomas Wards. (read more)
j.h.crawshaw
Lieder ist die Verortung nicht ganz korrekt (liegt auf dem Alten Elbtunnel). Das Foto dürfte jedoch die Neuen Elbbrücken zeigen. (read more)
Monthyprada
This photograph was taken on Forbes Avenue at the corner of Oakland Avenue. The view includes Gidas Flowers, Forbes Field Hat Shop, Garcia Grande Cigars, Oakland ... (read more)
Pitt Archives
This photograph is taken on Forbes Avenue near Atwood Street looking toward Oakland Avenue and the Cathedral of Learning. Gidas Flowers, Garcia Grande Cigars, Gus Miller's ... (read more)
Pitt Archives
This photograph which shows fighting outside the Palacio Nacional (National Palace), is one of forty-three photographic prints from an album of the Mexican Revolution by Manuel ... (read more)
Rabraham
A British trench near the Albert-Bapaume road at Ovillers-la-Boisselle, July 1916 during the Battle of the Somme. The men are from A Company, 11th Battalion, The ... (read more)
Rabraham
New Orleans, Louisiana, 1943. View on Canal Street, with the D. H. Holmes department store façade covered with large advertisements urging support of the World War ... (read more)
Rabraham
Confetti covers the Armistice Day celebration near the Flatiron Building, 1918. (read more)
Rabraham
Departure of french soldiers, gare de l'Est (Paris), during the mobilization, at the beginning of WWI. The right wing of the gare de l'Est is not ... (read more)
Rabraham
Modern Chevrolet at 800 West 4th Street in Winston-Salem, NC. Image from Wikimedia Commons under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license. For more info, ... (read more)
Rabraham
No, its not the opening titles from Only Fools and Horses, this is Petticoat Lane market, in Wentworth Street, probably the most famous and oldest of ... (read more)
Rabraham
A bustling Petticoat Lane market. Image from the Bain Collection, Library of Congress. Click 'read me' for more information. (read more)
Rabraham
A policeman on patrol outside Upminster tube station. Upminster is the furthest station east on the District Line. (read more)
Rabraham
Site of wrestling during the 1948 Olympics. (read more)
Rabraham
"Looking east on Franklin Avenue at Chicago Avenue during a snowstorm." Photographer: Minneapolis Star Tribune. From John McNab on Flikr, Creative Commons License. (read more)
Karamfil
The Partnership's first supermarket, opened in 1955. Self Service shopping at Waitrose was introduced in August 1951, and although the Partnership was cautious in the beginning, ... (read more)
Michael Daley
The Savoy was built in 1889. In 1904 the hotel was extended and this photo shows staff outside the new Savoy Court entrance on the Strand. (read more)
Michael Daley
The Savoy was built in 1889. In 1904 the hotel was extended and this photo shows staff outside the new Savoy Court entrance on the Strand. (read more)
Michael Daley
Follow the link for more information about this photo. (read more)
Michael Daley
The Bonds store in Norwich was founded in 1879 when Robert Herne Bond left the family business to buy a small drapery shop in Ber Street ... (read more)
Michael Daley
Funeral procession for Major General Frederick Dent Grant, son of President U. S. Grant, and former New York City Police Commissioner, who was buried at the ... (read more)
Michael Daley
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