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1857

2014

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Andrew R said:
I've been here, but would have loved to have seen it in this period.
Andrew R said:
Oh just remembered when I was there the statue out front had an air-plant growing out of the woman's armpit. lol

Florida Memory said:
L-R: Etta Silverfriend, Henry Silverfriend, and Koreshan Unity founder Dr. Cyrus Reed Teed. Office located on Englewood Ave. at corner of 63rd St.
Florida Memory said:
Accompanying note: "Officers:- C.R. Teed, H.D. Silverfriend, L.M. Boomer, James W. Bubbett, Etta Silverfriend."
Florida Memory said:
Guiding Star Publishing House, established in 1888, published several Koreshan tracts including The Flaming Sword, The American Eagle, and The Guiding Star. Operations moved from Chicago to Estero in 1903 and continued into the mid-20th century.

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Michael Daddino said:
This photo was taken on East 17th Street in New York City, in front of Union Square. Two of the buildings in the background are the Century Building a.k.a. 33 East 17th Street (currently a Barnes & Noble) and 200 Park Avenue South.
Michael Daddino said:
Also, based on this and several other New York Times articles, it seems that the photograph commemorates what was for some time an annual event: an "Orphans' Automobile Day" where all the orphans in the city would be driven via auto to Coney Island.
nelder_g said:
Hola, soy el administrador de un grupo llamado Antiguas y nos encantaría agregar esto al grupo.
Steady Land said:
Here's a photo of those buildings today. The one with the big arch has been replaced by the glass AT&T structure.
Wystan said:
Interesting that they were hauling orphans to Luna Park only ten days after Dreamland burned: www.flickr.com/photos/library_of_congress/2162672387/