I found these slides
I have no idea who the people are, but they wonderfully capture a moment of great confidence in American history. The point at which their nation was rising to supreme power in the world.
But we all know that family photographs only capture the happy moments.
But we all know that family photographs only capture the happy moments.
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At 12:48 20th Jun 2009, trappedinthemiddle wrote:The consumer goods are almost identical on both sides, in the early stages.
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At 21:20 25th Jun 2009, goaltere wrote:Groovy guys with pipes are chick magnets, daddy-o.
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At 15:44 30th Jun 2009, Shank73 wrote:Goodbye Kodachrome
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At 19:09 1st Jul 2009, georgevsmum wrote:I participated in It felt like a kiss last night. Although it was an entirely constructed piece of theatre / sculpture, it was the closest I have been to real terror - the sites, process and experience of terror - it was a glimpse of the architecture of terror. The detail is terrific. The work lacks ambiguity but that is not necessarily a bad thing, because your own emotional reactions and those of the people around you take over.
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At 22:13 23rd Jul 2009, Dewex wrote:I'm assuming that you already knew of the Library of Congress archive on Flickr.
If not, please have a look at the 30s 40s colour set.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/library_of_congress/sets/72157603671370361/
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