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Last Drop from their Stetsons...
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The Non Shorpy Web All Stars.
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Photos by Russell Lee
Raymondville, Texas, February 1939
Mount Vernon, TX 1954
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma July 1939
Jeanerette, Louisiana, 1938
Hancock County, Mississipp
Raymondville, Texas, February 1939
Mount Vernon, TX 1954
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma July 1939
Jeanerette, Louisiana, 1938
Hancock County, Mississipp
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Blizzard of 1947.
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Sitting on a crack!
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William Heick (1916 - 2012), San Francisco based photographer.
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Great photos, guys!
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Feramorz Little Brown, sometime before his death from a fall in 1893
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Look at those hat creases! Wonderful!William Heick (1916 - 2012), San Francisco based photographer.
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Myrna Loy with Spencer Tracy
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Cowboys-1880s
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A game of marbles. Gainesville, Ozark County, Missouri, 1910.
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Wonder how old that hat was back then?
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The men are holding their hats. The women's mourning clothes help date the pic. Other claims can not be substantiated.
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It might be.
Shovel used to make a hole to insert the cardboard snowman on the ground.
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Edward Whymper’s guides, Canadian Rockies, 1901. From left to right: Christian Kaufmann, Joseph Bossonay, Christian Klucker, and Christian Pollinger. Alpine Club Library Collection.
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Boy giving his donation to flood prevention fund in Dayton, Ohio on May 24, 1913.
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"Remember the Promises You Made in the Attic" was the slogan used to promote collection for future flood prevention. Photo above was taken on the plaza on the left side the of the courthouse below
John H. Patterson (left), president of the National Cash Register Co. supervises flood relief efforts.
He dedicated his factory for relief efforts during the crisis, turning out scores of boats like the one below used for rescue.
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