George Eastman Museum
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April 2011 - 🇺🇸
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The last upload was April 2011.
Mrs. Surratt uploaded April 2011
The Late Residence of Mrs. Surratt, 541 Eight Street, Washington. uploaded April 2011
John H. Surratt. uploaded April 2011
Edward Spangler uploaded April 2011
Edward Spangler. One of the Lincoln Assassination Conspirators. uploaded April 2011
Lewis Payne uploaded April 2011
Lewis Payne uploaded April 2011
Lewis Payne, one of the Lincoln Conspirators before his execution uploaded April 2011
Lewis Payne Powell, alias Lewis Payne, Who Attacked Hon. W.H. Seward uploaded April 2011
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E. 8th st.
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Migrant Mother, Nipomo, California
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hobvias sudoneighm said:
the iconic nature of this image doesn't at all distract from its emotive power.
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Criz Stoddard said:
OMG, I was thrilled to log in and see this image. Thank you thank you thank you for uploading it.
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Criz Stoddard said:
FYI -- this appears to be the original, unretouched, version of the photo, with the thumb in the foreground.
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inquisitive hope said:
One of my favorite photographers, thanks so much for posting this one! Such an amazing photograph.
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sirmortimer said:
wow
Farm Labor Union, Galena, Kansas
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'Playingwithbrushes' said:
Looks like they got a bit of zip in their lives this day!!
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solebrth said:
not a looker in the whole bunch !
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KT said:
that comment just made me die laughing!!
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Michael Paoli said:
Wearing their Sunday best for a photograph. Try working just one full day in the fields and see how much zip you have and how good you look afterwards. They were proud women and I commend them. The photo give me pride in our ancestors.
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