Trans oceanic flights used to be pretty serious business
(Peter Stackpole. 1952)
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The largest warship to ever transit the Great Lakes. The 8-inch gun Heavy Cruiser USS Macon came through the Seaway in 1959 to officially open the new waterway. She is seen here in the Eisenhower Lock. Note the missing radar antenna, removed in Boston to allow passage through the Seaway 's lift bridges due to her high air draft. The ship had all sorts of problems rubbing bottom and bumping into walls on her way through due to the large size, powerful engines, and the open ocean design of her hull.
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F-86 (Korean Era)
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Tree identification booklet for hikers and campers.
Oregon
1957
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Daniel Garber, Evans Road
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Life, August 5, 1946
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Getting a photo in front of the Food Giant supermarket sign
(George Silk. 1951)
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Fackrell鈥檚 Texaco Station & Post Office (Atomic City, Idaho, 1956)
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Studebaker_1956_00_00
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Yuri Gagarin on top of a launching pad, the morning of the launch. This day will go down in history. April 12, 1961-13791715755
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Micronesia, 1974.
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Typical Islander of the New Hebrides.
circa 1950
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60 years old this year, my daily driver for the last 5 and very much in need of a wash
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