- Love those peep-toe pumps!
- Boy on left
- They had hot water heat
- Fit bunch
- Winners
- Chalk one up for the girls.
- Our Gang comedy in the making
- Twins?
- Adding and subtracting
- What's left of Mineral King Ranch
- 32 + 10 + 6 + 1 =
- I've come a long way, baby!
- The Bloom Is Off the Rose
- Bzzzz
- That style never goes away.
- Knudsen
- Familar curtains
- Flypaper - it still works!
- Spooky
- Of Pressing Need
- Sigh
- Interesting Bike
- Ghostliness
- The Pin On The Placket?
- Soapstone Laundry Sink
- I went to the 1939 World's Fair
- 1930s kitchen staples
- Down the Up Staircase
- Oxydol
- Help me! Help me!
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New Kenmore: 1906
Albany, New York, circa 1906. "New Kenmore Hotel." Familiar street fixtures of the era include the carbon arc lamp, telephone distribution ring and streetcar pylons. Not to mention hostelry with complicated masonry facade. 8x10 inch dry plate glass negative, Detroit Publishing Company. View full size.
Now Playing
If it were 50 years later we could see and hear the Three Sons.
The daily double!
Two distro rings in this one. One is almost hidden by the arc lamp on the left, the other sports the sinage for The Kenmore.
It also seem s the street sweepers missed a lot of horse "exhaust"!
Wagon wheel telephone distribution
I can't get over the feeling looking at these wheels that they remind me of the Peter Breughel paintings of the middle ages with the wagon wheels mounted on poles with people or skeletons on them of people who had been "broken on the wheel" maybe I am just morbid ?
She's a Grand Old Flag
Nice photo for Flag Day! One wonders if the Kenmore was possessed of an overabundance of everyday patriotism, or if it was Independence Day. (The Internet tells me that Flag Day wasn't established until 1916.)
Flag Day
Quite appropriate photo considering today is Flag Day.
Stars and Stripes
It is either Flag Day or around the Fourth of July. I count about 39 flags. Great photo!
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