Aug. 21, 1959, somewhere in NewZealand. "Two women with four small children in a pushchair on a city street, ... could have been taken in Wellington, Auckland, Dunedin or New Plymouth. There must be a Kiwi here who can identify the location! :)
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NewZealand circa 1921. "Wanganui Fire Brigade's Merryweather fire engine on blocks, probably in Chavannes Garage. When new, the vehicle had a large hose reel, later removed and replaced by rear ...
... United States, but cricket is reasonably popular in the New York area. There are about 20 fields in the city and a number more in the ... 20th century. And yes, it is a thrilling game. These NewZealand lads were on to a good thing. I bet that tall chap in the middle could ...
NewZealand circa 1910. "Group men outside a tent with a sign reading 'The Gaiety ... games commense.
(The Gallery, Adam Maclay, Camping, NewZealand) ...
NewZealand circa 1909. "Class A locomotive, NZR No. 419, at the Petone Railway ... and equipment removed.
(The Gallery, A.P. Godber, NewZealand, Railroads) ...
Christchurch, NewZealand, circa 1908. "Wolseley and Cadillac motor cars in garage." Glass plate ... Caddy. Must have been hell on tire wear.
One of my new favorites If only I could get my garage this tidy. Perhaps it is likely ...
1890s NewZealand. "Grocery shop interior, with staff, location unidentified." Silver ... to practice the old soft shoe.
(The Gallery, NewZealand, Stores & Markets) ...
NewZealand circa 1910. "Unidentified group outside a tent, possibly at Sumner, ... neither scared nor grim. Although photography was hardly new by 1910, most people had still never been photographed. In addition to the ...
... collections of the Alexander Turnbull Library, taken by NewZealand Railways employee and amateur photographer Albert Percy Godber ... blastpipe and smokestack.
(The Gallery, A.P. Godber, NewZealand, Railroads) ...
... of Diagnoses of 1,000 Cases") from the Sept. 28, 1913, New York Times article linked here .
Outdated? Not reallly... Wow, ... "James Flynn, a philosopher and I.Q. researcher in NewZealand, has established that in the Western world as a whole, I.Q. increased ...
... Junction on the east side of the District, to the new resort of Chesapeake Beach, Md., 32 miles, in the late 1890's. It was cut ... - Dave]
Shorted In coronavirus lockdown in NewZealand; is this a method of alerting train drivers to a person touching the ...
... restored 1955 Chrysler.
'56 In 1956 I had a new drivers license and on the weekends I could be found on those hills ...
Cars like shown here are alive and well here in NewZealand, friends of mine have '57 Fairlanes, '57 Oldsmobile, '58 Buick Special ...
August 25, 1949. "New York International Airport, Idlewild. Bridge with plane." A Boeing 377 ... the early part of the 50s over to Europe and to Australia/NewZealand to see my uncle. They were glorious to fly on after the same flights I ...
... zero hits. Harlem was a name from the Dutch Settlement of New Amsterdam, better known by the British name of New York.
Clue from a ... name as a horse medication in some parts (Texas and NewZealand were two places a quick web glance revealed), and is apparently juniper ...
... Public Library (Ingersoll Memorial), Prospect Park Plaza, New York." Acetate negative by Gottscho-Schleisner. View full size.
The ... being built in the US, Great Britain, Australia, NewZealand and Canada. Almost 60 years after I first set foot in my local library ...