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Wallsend Slipway: Photograph of the Brass Foundry Department (Core making)

from North East Museums

  • 2 older comments, and then…
  • mariamanray said:
    very interesting and informative
  • excellentzebu1050 said:
    Brilliant and interesting !
  • arie van zandvliet said:
    T0 think 4,000men worked in wallsend slipway,just look at it now gone but not forgotten.
  • presquilien said:
    emouvant
  • perpetual wren said:
    Indicative of the fact that so many men had been called up for service in the Armed Forces is the presence of the women workers and young lads.

[Women washing laundry in stream]

from Cornell University Library

  • kushibo2000 said:
    I could be wrong, but I think your description may be inaccurate. I don't think this is a street with a stream running through it but the streamed itself. It's possible it could be Ch'ŏnggyech'ŏn (Cheonggyecheon).
  • Seoulite Henry said:
    서대문 이화여고 후문 쪽- 왜정시대 연초 공장(왼쪽), 멀리 인왕산이 보입니다. 이곳의 영문 설명이 잘못되어 있습니다.
  • 한울 Hanwool 김 Kim said:
    정동과 무교동을 거쳐 청계천으로 흘러들던 정릉동천의 풍경으로 추정됩니다. Soulite Henry 님의 말씀과 함께 지도를 확인해보면 정확한 지점을 유추할 수 있을 듯 합니다.
  • Tsukiko YAMAMURA said:
    This, indeed, must be a river bed and not a road as a bridge stretches perpendicular over it in the distance. If this was a road that bridge would be a hindrance to anyone with a cart. On the left what that individual is sitting upon would be an excessively high kerb if this be a street. Possibly there has been little rainfall and therefore a restricted run-off from the distant hills.
  • Cornell University Library said:
    Thank you all of you for your remarks. I will forward your comments to the curator of this collection.

Crane operator at TVA's Douglas Dam, Tennessee (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

  • 112 older comments, and then…
  • tidy stop said:
    This is a work of art... The color and clarity are amazing.
  • monkeytime | brachiator said:
    The light is phenomenal.
  • erin*carly said:
    such amazing light. i hope this is an inspiration to today's photographers . . . there's a quality of transparency film that just can't be rivaled with digital.
  • Matthew Whatley said:
    incredible detail. I really love the lighting on the face. This is really impressive.
  • Jay F said:
    Artistic work from the pre-digital, pre-photoshop era. Wonderful.