bowlingball
8 photos tagged bowlingball, from 3 members of Flickr Commons.
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- bowling
- georgeeastmanhouse
- williammvanderweyde
- ball
- roof
- chimney
- glass
- shirt
- fence
- hand
- ships
- lawn
- tie
- suit
- trousers
- shipyard
- bowls
- secondworldwar
- cleanshaven
- shipbuilding
- royalnavy
- blackandwhitephotograph
- hmskelly
- hawthornleslie
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Recent uploads
The last upload was November 2019.
Kim Bowl building sign, Birch Street, Kimball, Nebraska (LOC) from The Library of Congress uploaded November 2019
Hawthorn Leslie shipbuilders playing bowls from North East Museums uploaded July 2014
The Crew of H.M.S. Kelly playing Bowls from North East Museums uploaded October 2013
Women Bowling from George Eastman Museum uploaded September 2008
Women Bowling from George Eastman Museum uploaded September 2008
Women Bowling from George Eastman Museum uploaded September 2008
Women Bowling from George Eastman Museum uploaded September 2008
Daisy Clark (LOC) from The Library of Congress uploaded January 2008
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Kim Bowl building sign, Birch Street, Kimball, Nebraska (LOC)
- David Valenzuela said:
- B-59 said:
- Maggie McCready said:
Women Bowling
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Fabiano Silva said:
what did you scan, the negative or the prints?
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Jessica Johnston said:
The images shown in this set are all scanned from glass plate negatives.
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Canardo said:
Tiny, microscopic women.
Hawthorn Leslie shipbuilders playing bowls
from North East Museums
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optimal chicken said:
So many memories.
They remind me so much of the times when I was young. Their clothing, hair, shoes etc. Even the housing is the same.
Behind green areas like this the heavy industry worked on.
Social history is a wonderful thing to study. -
Rachel Smith said:
The man far left in the pale clothes is my grandfather Peter Ross Smith, he was manager of the shipyard when the Kelly was built and worked alongside Mountbatten. He received a signed letter of thanks and a signed photo from Mountbatten in 1939 (we still have them), and I have three of the flags that flew from the Kelly. He would have been approx 48 years old in that photo.