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Hauling crates of peaches from the orchard to the shipping shed, Delta County, Colo. (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

  • 3 older comments, and then…
  • Quick Prose said:
    The boxes the peaches are going in are brand new. I never saw a new one when I was a kid. Interesting.
  • cooleye foto said:
    I never knew so many peaches were grown in colorado
  • irene15_us said:
    On many orchards the boxes were new as they were made at the locations to hold all that fruit!
  • Quick Prose said:
    I moved to this area at age 4 in 1948, not too many years after these pictures were taken. I lived among the apple, peach cherry and pear orchards (and worked in them--that was hard) until I got out of HS in 1962. I never saw this many new fruit boxes in a row in all that time. There was a sawmill in Delta, between 7 & 15 miles away, but to my knowlege they made no boxes there. Most of the oldtimers there have died and so has much of the history. I'm intrigued by the strangest things.
  • Valerie said:
    This picture just made my mouth water. Western slope peaches beat the tar out of Georgia peaches any day.

Rural school children, San Augustine County, Texas (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

  • 5 older comments, and then…
  • Matt Thompson said:
    This looks like a Rockwell print to me.
  • alessandwiches said:
    this photograph is beautiful. the sweet and innocent look of these boys is wonderful. - MarcoMudGarden you're a fool to write that comment about playing pocket pool. his arm is obviously behind him.
  • Chris Spehr said:
    Just amazing color and sharpness!
  • Gwen Page said:
    Scenes like this are so familiar from films - where they're pretending - this is the real deal! Wonderful!
  • Qasem-Amin said:
    put this photo in black and white and you will have the classical romantic look of the 1940s,,,,,while in color it reveals how the clothes of those boys were poor, unclean and not in good order,,,,,,, thank you for this realistic view ,,,,,it is sort of curing for my obsession with black and white photos!

Newhaven boy ('King Fisher' or 'His Faither's Breeks')

from National Galleries of Scotland Commons

  • 11 older comments, and then…
  • green potato said:
    Welcome to Flickr to this interesting and important project of the National Galleries of Scotland's! Good idea!!!!
  • Richard said:
    Robert Adamson, David Octavius Hill Is one the subject and one the photographer? Which is which?
  • hobvias sudoneighm said:
    Rabbit n a Hat - they could be a photography team.
  • Hilary Burwell said:
    They were both collaborative pioneers of photography from the 1840s.
  • Jammy Straub said:
    Congrats on being featured on the flickr blog! It's great to have you here and see these historic photos. *thumbs up!*