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- 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
- Prankster
- It seems the war
- The Night was Moist
- John Vachon would head there eventually
- Not
- Tough day at the stables
- The whole thing??
- Even the carpenter knew --
- No hat no job
- Good luck, son
- Gilded Age Hobby
- I Saw What He Did
- The autos
- Long commute?
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Petersburg: 1865
April 1865. "Petersburg, Virginia. Federal soldiers removing artillery from Confederate fortifications." Wet plate glass negative. View full size.
Uniformity
Where are the form-fitting polyester trousers with the gold stripe down the side? Like the ones that John Wayne always wore.
Youthful Union
Where are all the fat 55-year-old guys?
You know, like all the reenactors I see at Gettysburg every July.
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