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Kerst in sanatorium

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  • Rob Hooft said:
    Translation: Sick girl in bed in a sanatorium in Christmas athmosphere: Christmas table cloth and candles on the night table, and ornamented Christmas tree branches with lighted candles (!) above the bed. Davos, December 1950.

    Interpretation: Could she be a tuberculosis victim?

C. M. St. P. & P. R.R., general view of part of the yard, Bensenville, Ill. (LOC)

  • Flawless Rhythm said:
    If I'm not mistaken, we are looking southwest, and the road on the other ide is Green Street. The bridge over Green Street is the Chicago & Northwestern New Line that now runs along the western edge of O'Hare Field.
  • H. Michael Miley said:
    I must disagree with Ree Kavok (sorry) as the shadows look to be behind the cars which means the sun is to the right of and behind the camera. Given that, this shot looks towards the northeast and would have been taken mid-day. Today's O'Hare would be in the distance extending to the left of the shot. but I could be wrong.

Strasbourg Cathedral

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  • Michael Bludworth said:
    Cologne
  • Paul Mison said:
    Not Cologne: the cathedral there is next to the railway station and near a river. This feels vaguely like Brussels, but that's really only a guess.
  • Chris Devers said:
    Paul Mison Not Brussels, I think. In modern photos of St. Gudula Cathedral, and from what I see on the Wikipedia page, it has symmetrical towers, and a vaulted window over the front-middle section. This cathedral has a tall column & a short one — possibly due to war damage, but it still looks different than St. Gudula — and there seems to be a round rose window.
  • Chris Devers said:
    Antwerp?

    The Cathedral of Our Lady seems to be a match — taller tower on the front-left, partiallly-round rose window at the front-middle. And the surrounding buildings look similar.




    I'm not totally convinced yet, but it's the closest match I've been able to come up with.
  • Dru said:
    Strasbourg! A friend lived just over the road from the cathedral and sent me a postcard; looked familiar, I thought....