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- More about the Revere House in the 19th century
- Do yourself a favor
- Revered Location
- A place for flowers
- Precarious history with a happy ending
- Pan Error
- Spectacular Photograph
- Whirring Mass
- Twin Coach Buses
- Asphalt's still there
- Lustful Practices > Gleet
- VD? KK!
- All the Best
- Banksy
- Palace theater? Gone.
- Seven-fingered Daniel
- Name on Building
- That stringy stuff
- Screw Machines
- Oh the Sound
- Scary and amazing
- Ouch!
- The antenna
- Stand your ground
- I'm out on the ledge but ...
- Old meets new
- Reckitt's Blue
- Don't jump !!
- There's a naked lady in one of those windows --
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Family Guy: 1939
June 1939. "Wagoner County, Oklahoma. Veteran migrant agricultural worker and his family encamped on the Arkansas River." Our third look at this grizzled laborer (One, Two). 35mm negative by Russell Lee for the FSA. View full size.
Nearby
That's in the next county over from here; would love to know exact location of this photo. He reminds me of my grandfather who settled over on the other side of the state in Beckham County circa 1910.
The Depression
You didn't have to be an Okie to live in a tent during the Depression. I live in the Pennsylvania Dutch farm country now, a little over a hundred miles from New York City, and one of my neighbors here lived in a tent in those Depression days.
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