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Camels pulling a cart

from North East Museums

  • kevin.scrivens said:
    Bostock & Wombwell's menagerie on the road. There is an elephant at the side of the camel pulling the truck.
  • Geoffrey Younger said:
    Bostock & Wombwell's Menagerie on the Great North Road, Tyneside 1913 - Alex Feely (brother of Arthur Feely) walking nearest to the lens. Geoffrey Younger
  • Geoffrey Younger said:
    Geoffrey Younger Mistake - it is Arthur Feely in the photo

Jeanette McAlpin (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

  • bior said:
    The New York Times has several references to a "Jeanette McAlpin" in its social pages from around 1914. She is the granddaughter of David Hunter McAlpin, a 19th century industrialist from New York. Her father, George L McAlpin, was a prominent hotel owner in New York City.
  • B-59 said:
    She married in 1914, see New-York tribune., April 23, 1914, Page 9, column 1

[Abraham Lincoln, candidate for U.S. president. Head-and-shoulders portrait, facing right, June 3, 1860] (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

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  • skillful north said:
    You can see the yrs wearing on him here from the previous picture.
  • Tonya Faye said:
    Whoa...he looks so strange in this one!
  • Lean Mice said:
    Mr. Lincoln kind of looks like my uncle Gary in this photo... I'll have to find a shot of my uncle...
  • Boats-n-Cars said:
    Can anyone explain the one-sided collar and the way the tie ends on his right?
  • pix luvr said:
    Boats-n-cars... it looks like the collar is all there... but a stain on the photograph is clearly more noticable, therefore creating an illusion of a one-sided collar and blunt ending of the tie. The stain extends into the jaw & lower cheek area also. oops.