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4 photos tagged icy, from 3 members of Flickr Commons.

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1912

2008

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omasciarotte said:
In January of 1912, a fire spread through the dumbwaiter elevator system of the Equitable Building in Brooklyn: www.bklyn-genealogy-info.com/Newspaper/Disasters/1912.Equ...
The Library of Congress said:
Thank you for helping us to more precisely date this image. We'll add the information to our source catalog.
Richard Norton said:
The building was in Manhattan. The ire was January 9, 1912 and reported in the newspapers the following day. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equitable_Life_Building_(New_York_City)

Permissible Talk said:
I won't complain about cold or snow EVER again! Powerful photo!
*Val said:
I SAW THIS SHOT IN

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Nathan Gilmer said:
These pictures are great. I am really happy that the Library of Congress is doing this.
shira said:
Wonderful photo! Ditto, I am happy LC is doing this. I was 1 month old when this was taken, in Illinois to boot, and this scene brings back fond memories. The more railroad pictures you post, the better! Bravo and thank you.
Niels Koopmans said:
What a fantastic serie of beautiful photos. Fantastic that the Library of Congress is doing this. -- Seen on your photo stream. (?)
Thomas Hobbs said:
This is a real treasure of the public domain. I think it is fantastic to make these available through Flickr, the best photo sharing site around. It is a shame they have not uploaded the full resolution images. The LOC's own site will often have 20MB scans of these photos. I've made some beautiful prints of New York's Penn Station from there.
John Sayers said:
Thomas, the link to the persistent URL in the description area will take you to a high-resolution version of the image. Good luck!