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Launch party of the cargo ship 'Empire Hazlitt'

from North East Museums

  • optimal chicken said:
    Princess Diana Spencer left of the two wheels? Zoom in.. I love looking over these images because they show us so much detail of what life was like then. I sat for a while wondering what their accents would be like - if they'd changed much. It then dawned on me that they'd speak like our grandparents..
  • Jordi Knight said:
    Diana must have had an appointment with the good Doctor (Timelord).
  • bawdy kittens said:
    [https://www.flickr.com/photos/flyeye] ... I think the dead fox hanging around the woman's neck probably didn't get a chance to speak at all!
  • optimal chicken said:
    Jordi Knight Haha bad one! The resemblance is uncanny.. [https://www.flickr.com/photos/114040527@N03] Ah. Poor wee thing - I didn't spot it. Back then it was quite normal for people to own furs (if they had the money). There are businesses around today who back then as extra income would import furs. One business close to me here is very well known for selling fruit and veg but back then imported tons of furs.. I'm saying no more!

Angel and Devils

from North East Museums

  • cigcardpix said:
    the angel is from the top of the South African War memorial in the Haymarket. This photo is from 1975 when she was taken away for restoration during the building of the Tyneside Metro station below. Now fully restored (with a new body and fibreglass wings!) she holds a sword in the left hand and a laurel garland in the right. In the background are the Plough public house, which closed in 1976, and the ABC Haymarket cinema. The whole block was demolished in 1985
  • Ekfrasis said:
    wow..very good eye. angel\devil in one shoot.geniàl!
  • Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums said:
    @cigcardpix Superb info. Thanks. @Ekfrasis Hey, I hadn't spotted that. Good eye, yourself! This now accounts for the title change.
  • Caoimhin said:
    oh really a good eye ! that is so cool.
  • Ekfrasis said:
    oh, nice...:)

C & NW RR, working on a locomotive at the 40th Street railroad shops, Chicago, Ill. (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

  • Scott S said:
    I like how this collection isn't just a selection of best works, they also include the various takes that were done by the artist.
  • marley1027 said:
    The lighting in some of his shots from this group is absolutely stunning. Thank you for posting these. Dave
  • pie said:
    this makes me think of the photo on the cover of "an introduction to error analysis", which is of a train coming out of an upper story window at the Montparnasse station in France :) this is the photo they used: www.uscibooks.com/Taylorposter.jpg