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Mountain hemlock trees help frame this panoramic image of Crater Lake captured by Medford photographer Burhl Harwood, probably around 1930. Harwood, a native of Iowa, traveled throughout Southern Oregon and Northern California to record scenes in the region. A structure can been seen in Governors Bay on Wizard Island.
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The blue and orange tones of a beautiful sunset on Anna Maria Island. This is my first attempt at trying a vertical composition for a sunset shot and I like how it turned out.
Anna Maria Island | Florida | Gulf of Mexico
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Texture: Old Postcard by Playingwithbrushes. Thank you, Renee!
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From the Graybill post card collection.
This image is part of the RetroWeb Visual History of Lynchburg, Virginia
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Created and enhanced with LR3, PS CS5, Topaz Adjust and OnOne Photo Frame 4.6 Post Card Layout 1
This old Truck was sitting in front of an Antique store. Since I took the picture, they have painted it a horrendous green color using a brush. Looked better in it's rust dress.
A muddy Main Street in Klamath Falls is shown in this photo taken around 1910. The rails for the Linkville Trolley occupy one side of the street, and automobile and wagon ruts the other. The photographer was set up near the corner of First Street to capture this view of Main running to the northeast. The Livermore Hotel – more commonly known as the Houston Hotel – can be seen at left center. A variety of businesses, including a livery stable, were located on the opposite side of Main.
The lobby of the Baldwin Hotel Museum in seen in this post card image. A calendar on one of the pillars in the lobby appears to be for the year 1912. The man sitting in the rocking chair at right may be George T. Baldwin, who had the structure built in 1905 to house his hardware store on the ground floor and office spaces on the upper three floors. The building was converted to a hotel in 1911. George Baldwin died in 1920. Neither the man at the desk nor the woman on the stairs has been identified. While the woman somewhat resembles George Baldwin's daughter, Maud, museum staff does not believe it to be her. Many of the furnishings in this photo can still be found in the lobby of the Baldwin Hotel Museum today.
This was in Hamilton, Texas and the Hareliks were Russian Jewish immigrants.
From austin.com/event/the-immigrant/2018-01-11/
After over 25 years, Austin Playhouse and Producing Artistic Director Don Toner are delighted to revisit Mark Harelik’s The Immigrant in January 2018. Based on the true story of a young Russian-Jewish couple who entered America through the port of Galveston, this moving play opens with Haskell Harelik seeking refuge in the tiny town of Hamilton, Texas in 1909
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A lumber mill operated by John and Harry Ackley was among the early lumber operations in Klamath Falls, having started up in 1905 on the shore of Lake Ewauna. In this image workers can be seen pulling a large Douglas-fir log up the mill slip toward the steam-driven circle saw inside. The mill continued operations until 1943, making it one of the Klamath Basin's longest-running lumber concerns.
From the Graybill post card collection.
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This is a vintage Post Card from my grandmother
This is a vintage Post Card from my grandmother's collection
The White Pelican Hotel opened in December 1911 at the corner of Main Street and Esplanade Avenue. Built at a cost of $400,000, the facility was constructed by the Klamath Development Co., with backing from the Southern Pacific Railroad. A large sign atop the hotel could be easily seen at that time from the train depot a few blocks away. The hotel offered 93 guest rooms and a restaurant, along with a newsstand, barbershop and smoke shop. It was by far the grandest building in Klamath Falls at the time, but it was not destined to stand for too many years.
The photographs in this collection were taken by Francis Berry, who worked at Kalamazoo Psychiatric Hospital for more than 25 years, retiring in 1988 or 1989. Following his retirement he moved back to Indiana and did volunteer work with the fire department in Cloverdale, Indiana, as their photographer. He passed away on May 8, 2014. Mr. Berry had donated an album of these photographs to KPH, which is the source of these scans. He also collected port cards of the hospital, scans of which are included in this collection.
The scanning of his photographs was done by William Dyer, a psychologist currently working at KPH, in appreciation of Mr. Berry’s documentation of the buildings that were being torn down during the 1970s and 1980s. The images are intended to preserve the visual memory of the hospital’s history, as an important part of the city of Kalamazoo. Use of these scans is given freely to the Western Michigan University Archive and the Kalamazoo Public Library for all forms of research relating to the history of Kalamazoo Psychiatric Hospital.
William Dyer, Kalamazoo, MI, 22 November 2015
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I bought this post card at Walt Disney World in 1986.
Caption: In Tomorrowland's most thrilling experience, guest soar beyond the pull of Earth and into the unworldy reaches of outer space.
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