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Purchased in 2001 when I was attended the Modern Archives Institute. Going behind the scenes at the LOC was unforgettable.

Some photos from the Library of Congress flickr postings of chromolitho photos produced in the 1890's.

 

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From a Library of Congres image.

Library of Congress | Washington, DC

The text says:

Chinese-Americans and Chinese in America

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Grenbeaux, Paul (Los Angeles)

[Chinatown scenes: New Year's Eve, customers in a restaurant, men reading wall newspapers, shopkeepers, etc. Watchman.] 1922

11 photos 7 1/2 x 9 1/2 in.

Pictorial interpretations.

May have been photographed in a motion picture studio.

Copyright deposit.

Georges Louis Leclerc de Buffon, Eaux-fortes originales [de] Picasso pur des texts de Buffon, Paris, Fabiani, 1942

Dome of the Main Reading Room of the Library of Congress, Washington, DC

Corniche Road, from the Roubion Restaurant, Marseilles, France

Marseille and the islands of the Frioul archipelago, ca. 1895.

Georges Louis Leclerc de Buffon, Eaux-fortes originales [de] Picasso pur des texts de Buffon, Paris, Fabiani, 1942

Thought my Senator (DeMint) would have this woman arrested already. At least cover her up like Ashcroft did to the naked justice sculptures. ;)

Down the hidden doors into the depths of the Library of Congress Ann Dutton Ewbanks descends.

all images are from churches in bergen county n.j.

Alexis Saint-Léger, L’ordre des oiseaux, illustrated by George Braque, Paris, Au vent d'Arles, 1962 – from the collection of the Library of Congress

Library of Congress. 9/20/2014. Photo credit: Jonathan Satriale

One of the 14 million images that the Library of Congress is storing. This is a depression-era photo made by Dorothea Lange.

Doorway detail, Adams Building, 5th Floor, Library of Congress.

 

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I observed more than a few parents having to explain rotary phones to their children.

At the Library of Congress

Elevator door detail. Adams Building, 5th floor, Library of Congress.

 

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