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Golden Rule and New York Stores, South 1st Street, Raton, New Mexico (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

  • swanq said:
    Still there in 2019. 2019 Streetview No Streetview of Raton since then. See also www.facebook.com/cityofdustnm/photos/a.251923124956264/21... "In Raton, New Mexico, you'll find the Marchiondo Building, which was built in 1882. It's at 120-124 First Street and, as the signage indicates, was also known as The Golden Rule and New York Stores. Here you could buy anything from shirts and shoes to meat and flour. In 1913, a one-story addition was constructed at the back of the building."

Richard's Dry Goods/Hardware - Coffee Bar - 1950s

from Cloyne and District Historical Society

  • Bo Dudas said:
    Ok, what is it about this snapshot that is distinct from so many others? Yes, the endearing vintage look is appealing as is the interesting unfolding of the ‘dance’ event. But it’s really just some guy sweeping up in a hardware store. —- that’s exactly right - it’s not a kissing couple on a foggy Parisian boulevard or a busy street corner in New York. You really don’t need a professional master photographer to create beauty. —— the hues are fabulous in this indoor flashbulb that exposure. The two gestures are so wonderfully choreographed. And most of all it’s the solid structure of the picture. Look at the harmonious diagonal lines created by his leg, broom stick, bar edge, her leg. And how everything fits into where it should be so casually. Nice photo
  • Cloyne and District Historical Society said:
    Thank you for the kind comments! Mary Lloyd Johnson carried her camera everywhere, capturing local events and people. She has captured our local history like no other person.

Shipping wool, Circular Quay

from Powerhouse Museum