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Coney Island, A Free Show (LOC)

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  • Vidiot said:
    This was most likely between 1910 and the Dreamland fire in May 1911.
  • street stars said:
    amazing photos. so glad i discovered this.
  • ashwood2008 said:
    These types of scenarios remind of the movies, it's amazing that not that long ago shows like this actually existed right here in America. I hear so much about Coney Island, and to see it in what might have been its prime is a great treat.
  • David Cory said:
    Added to the gallery, More Oddities From the Commons.
  • Richard Norton said:
    I did a little research and found info on Ferari and added it to Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_G._Ferari

Rhodes Mfg. Co. Spinner. A moments glimpse of the outer world. Said she was 11 years old. Been working over a year. Lincolnton, N.C., 11/11/1908

  • Gavin Veasey said:
    She was building a better future for the next generation.
  • dead threat said:
    quite the burden to bear as an 11 year old.
  • tohu777 said:
    When you see the kids in these century-old photos, and reflect on the fact that the subjects lived their lives - no matter how long they lived - and are gone, you're made to wonder about all that happened in the intervening years... And just think: her great-grandchildren (if indeed she had children; if indeed she lived through the later flu pandemic circa 1918; or survived polio, or measles...) could be browsing through the images in flickr, unaware that she's pictured here, looking out that window at god-knows what sort of miserable industrial vista...
  • Paul Jackson said:
    Thank you very much for posting this to the Things They Won't Let Us Do Anymore Group.