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Men and a woman reading headlines posted in street-corner window of Brockton Enterprise newspaper office on Christmas Eve, Brockton, Mass. (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

  • 12 older comments, and then…
  • Forkboy2 said:
    Title should be called "Digg - 1940's Style"
  • deraven said:
    Based on the news displayed in the window, this photo was taken on Christmas Eve, December 24, 1940. One of the earthquake news summaries says, "8:45 this morning. More pronounced than the one last Friday morning"; there were 2 earthquakes of note in New England in December 1940, one on the 20th and one on the 24th. 12/20/1940 was a Friday, and with the bit of Santa news also posted, it's definitely the 24th for this photo.
  • rrsafety said:
    DeRaven, great job!!
  • Allen Freeman said:
    William Joseph Hill, one of the best known pop songwriters of that time lost his battle with alcohol abuse and died of heart failure. On Sept 24th, 1940, he performed at the Golden Gate Exposition in San Francisco. Also performing at that show; Irving Berlin, Hoagy Carmichael, and Johnny Mercer. Three months later, on Christmas Eve, he died of heart failure in a Boston hotel room. He was only 42.
  • jdavis417 said:
    Title: Hey, who took the TV's? "I dreamed I saw Joe Hill last night..."

Jarrow Marchers en route to London

from National Science and Media Museum

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  • Peggy Archer said:
    For those who don't know what the Jarrow March was, here's a link: Jarrow March
  • Peter Zabulis said:
    I wonder where this was taken? Is there any record?
  • Daniel McLaughlin said:
    Peggy, thank you for the link; interesting!
  • vivalu said:
    Gosto muito de fotos antigas em preto e branco;causam maior impacto! Esta é muito interessante. Onde terá sido batida?
  • National Science and Media Museum said:
    We'd like to echo PeteZab's comment - if anyone can place this location (obviously somewhere between Jarrow in Newcastle, and London) that would be great!

[Royal Theatre, Copenhagen, Denmark] (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

  • seier+seier said:
    the building to the right is erichsens palais (1797-1799) by c.f.harsdorff, architect (1735-1799). recent shot of it here: www.flickr.com/photos/seier/2439481234/
  • hewittclassof57 said:
    Would like to find Anne Larsson who used to work at the Royal Theatre. Also, her mother, Mitzi Larsson, worked there. We are coming to Copenhagen next week and would like to find Anne or Mitzi. Thanks!
  • seier+seier said:
    you should try sending an e-mail to the theatre: admin@kglteater.dk
  • Aradia Jameson said:
    its gorgeous inside to