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[Amos Strunk, Philadelphia, AL (baseball)] (LOC)

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  • Lotus Johnson said:
    Amos Strunk played Major League Baseball between 1908 through 1924 More on Amos Strunk here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amos_Strunk
  • susanann photos said:
    Shouldn't that be Pa. instead of Al ? Great picture.
  • Don said:
    AL is American League.

Blind athletes at Overbrook, Pa. (LOC)

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  • Lori Hale Williams said:
    you misspelled "athlete" in the description...
  • Kurt Gardner said:
    date is written on top as 4-27-11
  • Mirandala said:
    The Overbrook School for the Blind still exists. I used to live down the street from it.
  • kellydeanneswitzer said:
    Helen Keller? Did someone really tag this with Helen Keller? Jeez.
  • drago. said:
    Wasn't it kind of dangerous to stack blind people into pyramids like that?

British Library digitised image from page 146 of "Travels in New Zealand: with contributions to the geography, geology, botany, and natural history of that country [With plates.]"

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  • Paf Fenlon said:
    The only peak remotely like that in NZ is Mt Egmont/Taranaki, on the west coast of the North Island. What you see on the cliff top is a Maori "pa", a hill fort. That stockade would appear to be to keep people from falling over the edge, not for defensive purposes as such, though it would give a good impression to any passing sea canoes.
  • Victoria Leachman said:
    Possibly by Merrett, Joseph Jenner?