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THIS IS AMERICA... WHERE YOU VOTE AS YOU PLEASE, 1941 - 1945

  • J. Michael Raby said:
    Please send copies of this to every elected official nationwide. I once believed this, but not so much anymore. I love America and wish they did.
  • Donald Gibson said:
    Happy Birthday folks. Have a great weekend👍

The National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. (LOC)

  • perfgeek said:
    Assuming this is the view from the Mall, today you would see the East Wing building off to the right.
  • Zealous Control said:
    Wow.. I think the building was around 7 or 8 years old at this time.. still geaming white.. todays it's acid-washed grey-tan.
  • nicksartworld said:
    A place to calabreted you brain.Nick D.P.
  • determined route said:
    awesome

United Nations exhibit by OWI in Rockefeller Plaza, New York, N.Y. View of entrance from 5th Avenue (LOC)

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  • MichelleNMoon said:
    Exactly where the angels with trumpets appear at Christmastime today.
  • Florin Cee said:
    Yes it is!
    This is a great capture.
  • jjg976 said:
    V for Victory? Over what? If it was 1943, the US was still in the midst of World War II in Europe and the Pacific.
  • bclaymoore said:
    "V for Victory" was a rallying cry as much as anything throughout the war. It didn't signify a victory, it signified the fight for victory. Churchill was always flashing the "V" in photographs.
  • jjg976 said:
    Understood, thanks.