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Robertson Frederick Stewart

from North East Museums

  • Rita Chesterton Photography said:
    Funny how so many of them are dressed in coat and tie!
  • Emma Watson said:
    he looks like a babyfaced charmer!

Kunstschatten in de Sint Pietersberg

from Nationaal Archief

  • batvoca said:
    Photoreport Pietersberg, where during the war the art treasures of the Rijksmuseum were stored in a cave
  • ru said:
    fantastic shot
  • Keen Bike said:
    Too bad, that the descriptions are just unilingual =/
  • Not tellin' said:
    I'm a member of a research and study group and would love to use this photo in a report I'm going to be writing up on a visit we did.

[Monte Ward, New York Giants, baseball card portrait] (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

  • FreeRangeBob said:
    John Montgomery Ward (March 3, 1860 – March 4, 1925) was an American Major League Baseball star pitcher, shortstop and manager.[1][2] Ward was born in Bellefonte, Pennsylvania, and grew up in Renovo, Pennsylvania.[3] He later successfully challenged the player reserve clause, leading to the formation of a new baseball league, the Players' League. Ward retired from baseball at age 34 in order to enter the legal profession. As a successful lawyer he represented baseball players against the National League. Later he acted as president and part-owner of the Boston Braves franchise and became an official in the short lived Federal League in 1914, acting a the business manager of the Brooklyn Tip-Tops.[3]
  • Horse N. Buggy said:
    I just wanted to clarify that according to Wikipedia, the department store we knew as Montgomery Wards was started in 1872 by Aaron Montgomery Ward, not John Montgomery Ward. I can't find anything to indicate that the two men were related, but I would not be surprised if they were.
  • Sheri Kelly said:
    What a cool, cool shot,...if someone could reprise this look and market it with current products, it would be a HUGE hit!
  • ako253 said:
    Another Monte Ward image from S Stop New York along with some fascinating statistics.
  • Charles Dowdney said:
    Early form of planking?