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- Hudson’s Big Store
- Say what??
- Grapes?!
- A Beautiful Moment
- Such joy
- Bethune-Cookman University today...
- Yellow sky at morning
- Side Winder
- Air Quality?
- Sojourner Truth riot
- None were so blind(ed)
- The less famous sister
- Good ol' days?
- Rise and Fall
- Goo Goo Ga Joob
- Ticket Retention
- Not the only one
- Vagaries of War
- Killed by Amtrak
- Back to the Future
- Wanted --
- If you can't stand the light
- Centralized Traffic Control, I believe
- What's really happening
- Heckuva remote control!
- Sometimes — Things Go Bump!
- I SEE THE LIGHT
- Union Switch and Signal Company
- Get That Light Out Of My Eyes
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Colorized Photos
Crank Call (Colorized): 1940
Here is my version of this Shorpy Photograph. I'm sure she is talking on a "party line". How many know what that is?
Press Correspondents (Colorized): 1918
Colorized version of image seen here on Shorpy. It was colorized for YoreDC.org. We have names of individuals and hope to locate other information.
The Milkmobile (Colorized): 1943
Colorized version of this photo. The good old days of home delivered milk (and cream). How many people remember this? Unfortunately I do from the late 1940s or early 1950s.
Higher Fi (Colorized): 1960
Here is my version of this Shorpy Photo. I had to do some heavy editing, please look at the original to see what I am saying.
A Day at the Races (Colorized): 1912
My colorized version of this Shorpy photo, using GIMP software. I could find no historic references to the original color of the clubhouse, so I guessed by the density of grays that it was probably brown or tan.
This colorization is about 10 hours work. There are so many spokes and horse legs and brakes and leaf springs in some places, I had a hard time figuring out what color to make things or where one thing stopped and other thing started.
Girls' Hoops (Colorized): 1917
Here is my version of this Shorpy photograph. How did they ever run on a basketball court with that type of uniform on?
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