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Group portrait with Thomas Alva Edison and Sir Thomas Lipton

  • Outgoing Produce said:
    It looks like they are on a British ship, the flag behind the group is not very clear, but quite recognizable...
  • Skip Goforth said:
    These gentleman's inventions are to be found in almost any American household!
  • beverleybiffboff said:
    sir tom lipton were still drinking liptons tea

Empire Building

  • Steve said:
    I noticed the grave yard in the foreground so I wanted to research this building. It is a NYC Landmark at 71 Bdwy on corner of Rector St. that means the grave yard is from Trinity Church just barely seen on the right side of the photo. To read details to anyone interested: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Empire_Building_(Manhattan) copy whole link and put in browser to get to the right page

Construction of Flatiron Building

  • Physical Basin said:
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flatiron_Building
  • swanq said:
    Lots of pictures of the Flatiron Building from the Library of Congress at lcweb2.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/p?pp/PPALL:@band(flatiron+bu... including some more of it under construction.
  • joey kennedy said:
    wow, that gives me chills, before the flatiron building
  • Kurt Kramer said:
    Exciting photo of a building I just visited a week ago. Confusing though. The Wikipedia link says the building opened in 1902, yet the photo of the building under construction is dated 1905. One of 'em is wrong. After looking at Swanq's link above, of the photos in the Library of Congress, I'm convinced that the date on the photo is wrong. It was probably from 1902.
  • Rafa Gallegos said:
    I like.