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Washington crossing the Delaware. from New York Public Library uploaded October 2009
1912 - Oldsmobile Model 33, 6 cylinders. from New York Public Library uploaded June 2009
Woolworth Bldg. iron work from New York Public Library uploaded May 2009
Woolworth Bldg. iron work from New York Public Library uploaded May 2009
Woolworth Bldg. iron work from New York Public Library uploaded May 2009
Woolworth Building from New York Public Library uploaded May 2009
[Turkish man.] from New York Public Library uploaded December 2008
Work with schools, High Bridge : Miss Luella F. Magill readi... from New York Public Library uploaded December 2008
Work with schools, High Bridge : storytelling, July 1912. from New York Public Library uploaded December 2008
Work with schools, High Bridge : storytelling, July 1912. from New York Public Library uploaded December 2008
Miss Ives at her desk from New York Public Library uploaded December 2008
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Washington crossing the Delaware.
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writerwoman1040 said:
This picture always reminds me of a joke I read in the NY Herald Tribune years ago. Q: How can you tell if George Washington was in the army or navy? A: He stood up in a boat so he had to be in the army!
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witty name said:
I just read an article that recreates this more accurately, saying that they wouldn't have used a boat, but a raft tied to cables, due to the transport of animals and cannons. It was also very foggy and George would have been sitting.
Woolworth Building
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Jonás García said:
lovely Building..
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Raylin Sutter said:
I have always been fascinated by tall buildings, especially when they are under construction. As with the building of the New York Public Library, projects like those look very complex and even dangerous. I notice that that scaffolding is up high, but how do they ensure that nothing falls to the ground and hits someone? That is something that I have always wondered about these tall buildings that get built. www.gannestonconstruction.com/services.htm