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- Busy
- ICE
- Fresh wrapped coal?
- Size Matters
- A practical recommendation
- No coke machine
- The coalyard
- Wrapped packages
- The apartments survived, Best Coal did not.
- Remember Tim Finnegan?
- One lump or two?
- Baffling signage
- Similar, but different
- Budget Remodel
- Nebraska Highway
- I wondered how long
- Brick art
- Focus on shoes
- Still there
- Stae highway sign
- Signs, signs, everywhere a sign
- Tough century
- 2556 Douglas Street
- Good Ol' 4008?
- Streamlined Steam
- C&NW
- Too Upscale?
- Hotel Fontenelle
- Reclining on his yacht in Florida, 1940
- Gasometers
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Senate Hopefuls: 1927
Washington, D.C., 1927. "Congressional pages -- Senate basketball." Looking forward to Tuesday's big game. Harris & Ewing glass negative. View full size.
An "All Star" team
Chuck would be proud to know we still wear them. Possibly not happy that Nike owns them though. I certainly had no clue that the balls were laced like that. I guess once you get the "feel" of it, you adapt to the shape, and don't dribble on the laces?
Wrong name....
I guess the term "Geek Squad" hadn't be coined yet.
I guess
the fans couldn't look forward to a lot of dunking.
The Magnificent Seven
They only needed seven men on the team because the game was much slower then. A Jump Ball after each basket and and almost no physical contact with the opposing players.
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