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King Street, Sydney

  • 1kevin2 said:
    There's a slot for the tram cable-grip but also overhead wires!
  • Norm Rigney said:
    More like 1905!
  • covid convict said:
    Looks like Gordon Mare is licensee of the Supreme Court Hotel, NW cnr King/Phillip Sts...per the digitised newspapers, Mare was licensee from 1st June 1904 to 2nd August, 1906... trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/14638268 - SMH, 2nd June, 1904...'Water Licensing Court'...license transferred from William Hamilton to Gordon Mare... trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/228474915 - the Australian Star, 3rd August, 1906...'Publicans' Transfers'...license transferred from Gordon Mare to Ernest D. Litchfield.

Northwood Mall on opening day - Tallahassee

  • Dave Driscoll said:
    !!!!!!!!!

Seminoles dancing during the "Sun Festival" on Clematis Street: West Palm Beach, Florida

  • Pixel Wrangler said:
    I'm wondering if the "Photo Byron's" storefront 'sign' in this photo isn't just a (very) clever photo credit by Byron's that was added to the photo ;) Byron's had other photos of this event from this same vantage point over the years, with conventional photo credits marked on the photo.
  • mrscippio said:
    If you look carefully you can see the angle is slightly off suggesting it was added to the photo.
  • Ruby Lace said:
    mrscippio I think the off angle is due to the fact that the sign writer was drunk, on the day. Too much 'fire water'