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Cobb & Co. in front of the Boulia Post Office, ca. 1905

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    By 1865 the Cobb and Co transport service had become the official mail deliverer for Queensland. The Cobb and Co service started in Victoria, before expanding to New South Wales and Queensland, and was in operation until 1924, transporting passengers and mail across the state. If you are ever visiting Toowoomba, the Cobb and Co Museum is well worth a visit. Source: livingonthedowns.wordpress.com/2021/06/18/historic-toowoo...

[Ty Cobb, Detroit AL (baseball)] (LOC)

  • Chris Gaffney said:
    Simply priceless Shots like these are why I keep coming back to the LOC site. Great work guys
  • _ said:
    That's why they call it America's pass time, images from the pass of baseball greats and stadiums are what makes baseball great....history.
  • thetallguy747 said:
    Terrific photo of Ty Cobb. You can see in this one picture all those things that made him one of a kind -- the athleticism, the attitude, the extraordinary focus and competitive drive and, yes, the meanness and the way he was always alone in a crowd, always with a chip on his shoulder and, in a team sport, without a friend in the world. Great picture!
  • wandering fall said:
    wow,great photo and just look at the intensity that was Cobb. . . .WdT
  • michaudgilbert said:
    a good payer . was he short stop. one of the best with honus wagner

Mrs. Owen Johnson (LOC)

  • pennylrichardsca (now at ipernity) said:
    Owen Johnson (1878-1952) was a writer and war correspondent: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Owen_Johnson From the dates this should be his second wife (of five), Esther Ellen Cobb--they married in 1912 and divorced in 1917.