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- Desserted
- 6 ounce Coke
- Just closing
- Spotless
- Gee - - -
- Watermarks
- Joy Boys
- Majestic scene
- +102
- Who dunnit?
- Who built the bar?
- Weekend at Joy Boy's
- A 1940 Fashion Statement?
- The gent on the right
- Jax also Builds Health!
- Best version of Soldier's Joy you'll ever hear
- Fast getaway
- My Great-Grandma
- Macabre meaning
- Not at war yet
- Name That Tune
- Native Floridian at a glance
- Three fellows
- Another ghost identified
- Prankster
- It seems the war
- The Night was Moist
- John Vachon would head there eventually
- Not
- Tough day at the stables
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South Weadock: 1908
Saginaw, Michigan, circa 1908. "Houses on South Weadock Avenue." 8x10 inch dry plate glass negative, Detroit Publishing Company. View full size.
Not Parking Meter Poles
Pretty sure the numerous poles along the street are hitching posts, still seeing plenty of use even in the early auto age.
[As in many of these photos, the hitching posts are accompanied by mounting blocks. - Dave]
Everystreet USA
In 1908 my grandmothers were old enough to baby sit for the three children shown.
A lot has changed in 106 years
At least if this 2014 Streetview image is correct:
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