1910: As the SOMAGeneralstore.com site shows, shopping options in our area have been expanding for some time. Back when the pace of life was slower, Cornell’s Meat Market occupied the spot at the intersection of Brookside Drive and Old Short Hills Road. The structure was originally a private home; then it held the butcher shop, and after that, ownership passed to the Millburn Township, which used it for its first library. . #mshmagazine #millburn #millburnnj #shorthills #shorthillsnj #recordarchives @therecordarchives #vintage #vintagephoto #vintagephotography @somageneralstore - @mshmagazine on Instagram
- ANTHONY MICHAEL HALL
- Architecture - Classic
- cartões postais
- Family Reunions and More
- Libros
- Canton
- CLIVE VISITS BATES MOTEL AND THE PSYCHO HOUSE
- #TBT -Throwback Thrive
- 1940s mens hairstyles
- Vintage Funny Photos
- Chicago State Mental Hospital/Dunning and Manteno
- annie leblanc
- Inverness Scotland
- IOWA CITY, IOWA
- Belle Grove Plantation
- Amer Growth...
- Ironton Ohio
- California Invents
- BED AND BREAKFAST INNS
- 1890s
Just a reminder that we all have to start somewhere. What’s stopping you? Innovators change the world and wearables are enhancing everyday life. You’ve got this! #wearables #wearabletechventures abletech #wearabletechnology #google #disney #amazon #mattel #harley #apple #wearabletechventures - @wearabletechventures on Instagram
- Elizabeth Bowen
- Actual Newsies
- Delaware Colleges
- FRANKFORT KENTUCKY
- 1D facts
- Albumen
- Articles
- Colorado College
- AMANDA. TAPPING
- Sunrise Avenue
- This is the same Church I mentioned before in a previous post before it was submerged, by the way I also found out it wasnt just a hcurhc that was submerged, a school and hospital or clinic was also submerged when the Dam was constructed.
This is what Roosevelt Middle School at Geary and Arguello looked like #onthisday in 1917. . . [📸 by Horace Chaffee from the Dept. of Public Works Collection courtesy of a Private Collector / wnp36.01755] #sfhistory #sanfranciscohistory #sanfrancisco #opensfhistory #westsideistgebestside #richmondistrict @onerichmondsf @sfunified @roosevelt.middle_school.sf - @outsidelandz on Instagram
Michelle williams for Time Magazine Hair By Me Make up @angelalevinmakeup #wbw. - @thomasdunkin1 on Instagram
- berlin, ick liebe dir!
- There is a neighborhood in Buenos Aires, Argentina that goes by the name of Ciudad Evita (Evita City) that has its structure built to ressemble that womans bust.
- Ponta Delgada
- Georgian buildings
It is so peacefully hopeful to see photos of early Black Americans in rural farm settings and they’ve become my favorite types of photos to collect. I actually was gifted a similar photo of my great grandfather and his parents that Ill share one day! These types of photos beam with pride at what they accomplished and built with their hands! I image that in this photo, as far as their eyes could see, they saw fields of plenty. Corn, collards, butter beans, okra, squash, and sweet potatoes. Many Black American families in the south owned hundreds of acres in the early 1900’s that allowed them to insulate themselves with self sufficiency and opportunities for generations. Our early #Blackfarmers were some of our first business men and they understood the importance of land and inheritance. For them, land was a source of #freedom. We can only image the constant challenges southern Black farmers of the 19th and 20th centuries, many who had experienced slavery first hand, had to face daily to keep their land. The day to day tasks of planting, reaping, managing debts and taxes before quickbooks and keeping their children connected to the land had to be very challenging. I can imagine the satisfaction they must have felt from working their own land and knowing their toiling was not for the benefit of anyone else except their own families and communities. There had to be great satisfaction that rested in their souls from knowing their land had their FREE blood, sweat and tears embedded in the soil. Working and hopeful that not only did they plant crops for that moments harvest, but to know they had left seeds that would be reaped for the generations to come. #blackhistory #vintagephotos #ADOS #blackamericana #blackarchive #blackamerican - @black.archive on Instagram
- Alabama
- Bloomington, Illinois
- Princesse diana
- Rome Georgia
- Art
- Marion county
- Before They Became Famous
- Arts crafts architecture
- history
- Marysville california
- Interesting Facts & People
- Guy Debord
- Asylums
- Reading, Pa
- Lakeland Florida
- Confederate States of America
- Heather ORourke
- My father, around 1935.
- America The Beautiful
- Annette funicello
- Highlands louisville
- My photo manipulation on zSoulDesignz Etsy store
- Builders
- band
- A Day In History
- Jeremy renner avengers
- Fragments starting points
- Leigh on sea
- America, the beautiful
- 90s must haves
- Avon Lake
- BOOKSTORES
- Chambersburg, Pennsylvania
- Richard Wagner
- Traylor Howard
- amsterdam
- Charleston, S.C.
- All in the Family
- Attic Space
- Marietta, Ohio
- Applique
- Christmas Yurting
- coventry
- Western North Carolina
- art ile de la réunion
- Azad Hind Fauj (INA) training camp in Shanghai with Sikh recruits.
- Charleston, SC
- Bridge
- Martinsville, Indiana
- Elmira, New York
- *Animal Actors*
- Silver Square Studio
Corktown Detroit 1912, the corner of Church Street & Michigan Avenue with Trumbull Avenue behind the former Detroit Police Second Precinct. This image shows three children playing and the @tigers historic Navin Field on the right of the image. Also notice the hitching posts along the sidewalk for tying up your horse. The Detroit Police Second Precinct building was demolished in 1938 when Michigan Avenue was widened. For contemporary context this triangle shaped property remains as a smaller pedestrian crossing island across from @mcshanes_pub_detroit , @goodstuffcorktown , and St. Peters Episcopal Church Detroit. @corktownbusiness @corktownneighborhoodassoc @corktown_workers_rowhouse #corktown #detroit #michigan #michiganavenue #michiganave #tigers #detroittigers #brickstreet #policestation #historic #historicphotography #americanhistory - @corktownhistoricalsociety on Instagram
- HTM
- Ancestry
- Australia Country
- Ballston Spa
- My Mom & Dad out on a date after dad came home from WW2
I just love old photos of homes like this with the family outside. - @oldhomecharm on Instagram
- christmas
- *1954*
- Sunken Church in Puerto Rico which was revealed during draught in 1994.
- 1860
- Cicero illinois
- Andy Griffith Show
- F. Scott Fitzgerald
- Fry sauce
- Favorite Movies
- DURHAM
One of the oldest houses in Transcona is the one at 121 Yale Avenue East. Built in 1910 by Joseph Maranda, it was the first three story home in what would become the Town of Transcona in 1912. According to the City of Winnipeg, a new home was built there in 1991. 📸 Transcona Museum #historichome #transcona #winnipeghistory #transconamuseum #architecturemystery #heritage #buildinghistory - @heritagewpg on Instagram
- bonde
- Portsmouth, New Hampshire
- Anne Frank hero
- Stylish 19th Century Albino
- Bletchley
- 60s TV Shows
- House
- Beautiful (big) Floorplans
- Jane Jacobs
- Alvin Langdon Coburn
- Bungalow style house
- BLACK @WHITE IMAGES!
Flashback to when our tasting room was the Lowden School. The Class of 1918 lineup for a photo. - @lecole41 on Instagram
- Vintage House Plans
- Calvert County, Maryland
- Anne Frank and family
- world war two
- Classic Christmas Songs!!! :)
- My grandmothers passport photo with 7 of the 8 kids she had at the time. Would have been early 1950s when she was headed to Okinawa
Helen Sterling, BA’36, MA’38, truly embodied the Vanderbilt for Life spirit throughout her 104 years. Read more about how she shared her Commodore pride with a new generation and through a generous $1.6 million bequest gift. Read more - link in bio. - @vanderbiltalumni on Instagram
- Marilyn Monroe
- Family affair tv show
“I ask no favour for my sex. All I ask of our brethren is that they take their feet off our necks.” - R.B.G. - @bushwickdkrm on Instagram
Happy #MeleMonday! We invite you to explore Welo Hou, an ongoing blog dedicated entirely to compositions found within the Roberts Mele Collection. “I have seen Mrs. Helen H. Roberts, and have additional evidence regarding her skill in recording...she impresses me as an efficient woman, whose pleasing personality would insure [sic] cooperation from the natives and from others interested in the work.” – Herbert E. Gregory. Enduring countless setbacks, financial hurdles, language barriers, and even physical illness, Helen Roberts (1888–1985) remained steadfast in her commitment to the role of gathering and preserving ancient mele for future generations. With Native Hawaiian scholar and activist, Thomas Maunupau (1891–1956) as her interpreter, she successfully gathered nearly 700 compositions and 200 audio recordings from contributors on the islands of Hawaiʻi, Kauaʻi, and Oʻahu within a year’s time. As we conclude the Welo Hou: Building Connections to the Roberts Mele Collection project, we feature a mele inoa written in honor of Helen Roberts and her extraordinary work in establishing this mele collection. Because of her commitment to excellence and the generosity of the contributors who shared their knowledge, this invaluable mele resource continues to serve as a bridge between the voices of the past and the community of the present. Click the link in our story to view the lyrics and translations to this mele or visit: https://bit.ly/2S3Mv3M. We invite you to leave comments:https://www.bishopmuseum.org/blog/library-and-archives/. Photo: Helen Roberts meeting with a mele informant at her cottage near Waimea, Kauaʻi, Hawaiʻi, in 1923. SP 209936. Image sharing on social media is welcome; for all other uses, please contact Archives@BishopMuseum.org. #WeloHou #RobertsMeleCollection #BishopMuseum #HawaiisMuseum - @bishopmuseum on Instagram
- Coral Castle
- History
- opendrawr
- Clouds Hill
- BEFORE They Were Famous...
SOCIAL ACTION THROUGH BLACK BUSINESS & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT - @wallsofworth on Instagram
Brantford, Ontario #brantford #brantfordontario #ontario #canada #canadian #igerscanada #igcanada #canadagram #explorecanada #city #canadianblogger #instacanada #imagesofcanada #postcard #history #instagood #destination #ontariotravel #ontariocanada #ontariotourism #discoverontario #exploreontario #oldcar #vintagecar #greyhound #bus - @historicalcanada on Instagram
- Benicia, California
- Celebrities as children
- Apartment garage Plans
- 1D/Other Celebs Wearing British/Irish Clothing
- Central Valley
- Old Florida
- Cherokee Park
- And The Oscar Goes To..........
- Antebellum South, Revolutionary and Colonial History
- Singapore photos
- Alechinsky / Dotremont / Michaux
- -------------Distinctive-------------
- Andy warhol
- Exam over quotes
- School in the early 1900s
- Heroine Addict
- Abandoned Plantations
- Statue of Liberty being built in France
Who is the REAL Hopper of the Crossing? ⠀⠀ Enticed by news of the Australian Gold Rush Stephen Hopper with his brother John emigrated from Kent, England in 1856 and set sail for Melbourne, Victoria to strike gold. ⠀⠀ After 3 years on the goldfields Stephen (28) met & married Elizabeth (Betsy) Rogers (16). They had one of the only houses for miles around on a small farm in Werribee (aka Hoppers Lane) and together had eleven children. ⠀⠀ The history books tell us Hoppers Crossing was named after Stephen Hopper … before any highways had been laid or estates had been built. ⠀⠀ It’s said that he’d be up at all hours, opening and closing the gates for passing carts – keeping Skeleton Creek connected. ⠀⠀ But history got it wrong! ⠀⠀ The Australian Railway historical society unearthed documents that showed it was indeed Betsy Hopper who was the Gatekeeper and Stephen was the Ganger who looked after a section of the track. ⠀⠀ The namesake of Hoppers Crossing is actually a pioneering mother of 11 children and one of the very few female railway employees of her time! 🙋🏻♀️ ⠀⠀ She played an integral role as the gatekeeper for the only route through Skeleton Creek, and established a family and community in the area, where descendants of her children are still known to reside. ⠀⠀ #locallegends ⠀⠀ *First pic shown is grandson of Stephen & Betsy also known as Stephen Hopper with his 7 children in 1924. ⠀⠀ Sources 📖: ⠀⠀ •Star Weekly •The Willis Tree|Julie Hopper - (Great great Grand daughter) •Wyndham History - @thevillage_hoppersjunction on Instagram
- Hubert Grooteclaes
- monroe
- Alabama
- Child Stars
- Old Southern Homes
- Churches
- Paranormal Stories
- Vintage Photo Booth Pix
- Kelkheim
- Flea (Red Hot Chili Peppers bass player) playing trumpet in the 1970s
- Your Song Elton ❤
- Universal Works
- **Haunted**
- Al Hirschfeld
- Dorney Park
- History of hong kong
- History
- Mom graduated from high school in 1962. We lost her to cancer in 1995. I found this picture years after she passed. Would love to see it colorized.
- Celebs Cottage Homes
- Athens Alabama
- Old time
- Africa
- Four Boys’ Mugshots 1957
- Golf In Style
- Jason Priestley
- Eaton Hall: Pride of King Township
- Sidewalk crowd greets troops of 148th Infantry Regiment, 47th Division as they enter Manila. (Feb. 5, 1945)
- Constitution Hall
- Bay Windows in Atlanta, Georgia 1899 or 1900. Gelatin silver print from the collection of W.E.B. Du Bois.[Building]
- Androgyny
- Amsterdamse school
- Authors and Poets
- Ryan Lee
- Platte City, Missouri
- Haley Bennett
- Old Christmas
- Haunted America
- Canadian Native Indians
- East Hartford
- [building] Everyone should know by now, I love the old designs and my local Architecture history! Heres Kirtland Cutters Idaho Building, Chicago 1893
- Danish Design
- Josh Ritter
- Uruguay.
Lets go to the Lyons House in Carberry for this #ManitobaMonday! This building was built during the 1890s with a combination of Italianate and Queen Anne structure styles. The politician Robert Fern Lyons and his family were first to occupy the home. Sadly, this grand home is now vacant and crumbling, wishing for someone to restore it back to its former glory. 📸 Carberry Plains Museum #carberry #Manitoba #threatenedheritage #historichome #heritage #buildinghistory - @heritagewpg on Instagram
- Historical Photographers
- Vivien Leigh
- Granddad ca. 1915. He went on to work in designing the landing/recovery systems for Apollo/Mercury, then for the Shuttle.
- AUSCHWITZ a dark time in our history
- Clevelands Millionaire Row
- Towns in west virginia
- Old Southern Homes
- Indian Boarding Schools
- 1962: What a Year!
- Magherafelt
- My roots
- Blackpool
- Penrith
School is officially back in session. While this year will be a little different it doesnt mean we cant work together ensure we keep students and everyone safe. In this black-and-white photo the local Big Bay Point School from 1910 can be seen. #ThrowbackThursday Photo courtesy of the Innisfil Historical Society - @innisfilecdev on Instagram
- 1923 -An Important Year
FELL GOOD! . No really, @hooraymae joins us on @bbcessex to talk about their new show Feel Good tonight at 7.20pm! . Think you’ll miss it? Don’t worry, catch up on @bbcsounds anytime! 👏🏼 - @bbcessex on Instagram
- Jane Powell
- LA Events
- Gacys Home. 28 boys would lose their lives here. The odour of death, would lead police to the crawl space/personal cemetery.
- A Different Kind of History
- JFK campaigning in rural West Virginia in 1960. He was going door to door to hear what the residents concerns were.
- Cine
- Amelia
- Clovis New Mexico
- Ulysses S. Grant
- Montmartre paris
- Gamla Sthlm
- Snowfall outside the Charlie Chaplin studios on La Brea Avenue in Hollywood, 1921. [800x547]
- Most Influential Women
- aBrAcaTaStiC !!!
- Charles Ng & Leonard Lake
- Different stuff
- Barcelona modernista
- Bungalow style house
- Lake Hopatcong
- SARAH BIASINI
- San Francisco Earthquake
- Fogo Island, Newfoundland
- Milwaukee Wisconsin
- Digital Archives
- abortion rights
- Pasadena, California
- Old Venice
Charles Williams Dec 31 1959 from QPA Queer Photo Archive of @jenniolsonsf For sure this is the best haircut of the week — the newspaper accounts of the time even pause to remark on this classic 1950s ducktail. This handsome hero went by the name Charles Williams while passing as a man: “Through about 25 states and at least four jails.” The newspaper stories of the time give us a sense of what Charles was navigating — reference is made to psychiatric help being suggested, followed by the seemingly forced reply, “I have no desire to be boy.” In one lengthy news story the parents are interviewed and although they are generally sympathetic they express the opinion that, “Barbara is a very mixed up girl… We want her to find herself.” Photos #1 & #2 are the original wire service image (the wire service 8 x 10 combines the two mug shots from the Golden, Colorado Jefferson County Jail), #3 is the November coverage of an initial arrest in which it sounds like Charles will return to their previous identity and then #4 reveals yet another arrest in December which leads us to suspect this is not just a passing phase. It’s not clear that this amazing person would have necessarily identified as butch. Tho we also don’t know they would have identified as trans in our contemporary understanding of that identity either. In the spirit of that wonderful uncertainty, here’s to opening up a space of common ground and shared experience in all our unique gender brilliance. Stay tuned for the next guest-curated rare vintage photo coming tomorrow to Butch Hair Quarantine. — Jenni Olson #lgbthistory #queerpioneer #transhistory #queerhistory #lgbtq #lgbt #1959 #1950shistory #QPA #QueerPhotoArchive #vintagephoto #butchhairquarantine #quarcut - @butchhairquarantine on Instagram
- ARCHITETTURA
- All Night Long
- Architecture....Traditional
The Sea Streets were platted as the Poinciana Park development by the City Builders Realty Company starting in 1914. Many of the homes were part of mailing brochure sent to clients in the North enticing them to buy seaside cottages in Palm Beach. Many of these homes are still standing today, can you spot them? Play our Before and After Worksheet to test your skills. Link in Bio. #PFPBKids 📷 133 Seaspray. City Builders Realty Company. 1918. Landmarked 2015. PFPB Archives. - @palmbeachpreservation on Instagram
- Craftsman
- ABRAHAM LINCOLN
- Lost plantations of the south
- abandoned Utah
- My Grampas Photography Studio & Home Utica, NY 1953.
- Less is More
- Brighton, Sussex
- Bergmans Women
- (1957) Dads publicity photo
- AMERICAN IDOL SEASON 12
- Pre-1900 Colorado
- 1860s
- Fort Worth
- ABC
- Makassar
#200YearsOfOldStone: During the peak of the Civil War in 1863, members from Old Stone Church helped purchase a house on Wilson Street called the Home for Friendless Strangers. Individuals displaced or impacted by the Civil War were taken here for comfort, aide, and support. The Wilson Street house was later named the Lakeside Hospital and went on to become @uhhospitals_cle. Today, UH sits on more than 35 acres of land and leads the way in healthcare and technology. There are no limits to what a few strong-willed and passionate people can accomplish. We are thankful for the Old Stone members who set an example for each of us to lead with kindness. In doing this, they unknowingly created a world-class healthcare system. #ClevelandHistory #PresbyterianChurch #Bicentennial 📸: Courtesy of University Hospitals - @oldstonechurchcle on Instagram
#TBT to 1955 when the Country Club Line went right through Brookside. You could ride the streetcar line from Waldo to downtown and back through most of the 1950s. Runners today can thank late Missouri Senator Harry Wiggins for securing funding and conversion of the streetcar line into what we call the Trolley Trail today. First photo courtesy of Missouri Valley Special Collections, Kansas City Public Library, Kansas City, Missouri. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ #brooksideshops #historicbrookside #foreverbrookside #shopsmall #shoplocal - @brooksidekansascity on Instagram
- Bognor Regis
- John F. Kennedy campaigning door-to-door in West Virginia in 1960.
- Tulare County
- The Quarrymen
- Dream house
- Leo DiCaprio!
- Stratford upon Avon
- Anchorage. Kentucky
- Judy Garland [1939]
- Al Pachino
- Kindle eBooks
- Before They Where Famous!
- Anne Frank
- Children
- 1920s & 30s
- Paris 1900
- The Road Not Taken
An old #TBT newspaper clipping of Laurel Hill (aka: Randolph) Mansion. Built in 1767 by Rebecca Rawle, in 1828 it was purchased Dr. Philip Syng Physick, known as the Father of American Surgery. Its no surprise that a prominent doctor would see the advantage of having a country house to escape the repeated outbreaks of disease in colonial Philadelphia that puts our current crisis in perspective. Although decades had passed since the Yellow Fever scourge (that Dr. Physick himself survived), cholera broke out in the city in July 1832. And once again, a privileged class was able to socially distance at their summer homes, many that now comprise the Park Charms. Thankfully, the creation of Fairmount Park saved these houses from the ravages of progress. And fortunately, an early incarnation of the park saved many people from the ravages of cholera. Philadelphia’s death rates were one-quarter those in New York and one-twelfth of Montreal because of comparably clean and available water from the Fairmount Reservoir (Water Works) for drinking, bathing, and cleaning the streets. 💚🌳💚🌿💚🌳💚🌿💚 The park system now allows for more equatable access to the green space that remains a literal lifeline of physical and mental health. Please show your support and donate at myphillypark.org or link in our bio . . . . #myphillypark #FairmountPark #laurelhillmansion #freelibrary #freelibraryofphiladelphia #medicalhistory #hillphysickhouse #cholera #phillyhistory #drphysick #colonialhistory #historic #historichomes #historichouse #oldhouselove #philly #visitphilly #discoverphl #phillygram #phillysupportphilly #phillylove #phillyhistory #phillytours #phillystory - @parkcharmsphilly on Instagram
- Before they were stars
- BungalowStuff Merch
- Childhood pictures of famous people!
- Branches of the family tree
- 1968
- Classic Comedians
- Jamaica history
- Athens Georgia
- Back To The Past
- Concrete roof tiles
- North Shore Long Island Estates
- Indie
- Andy Griffith Show
