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Untitled photo, possibly related to: View of first FSA (Farm Security Administration) mobile camp unit in Klamath Basin, Oregon. See general caption 62

#KlamathBasin #Oregon #DorotheaLanges #theUnitedStates #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017774310/

The image is a black and white photograph depicting an expansive outdoor setting with multiple structures that appear to be military or temporary camp sites. The foreground features what seems like dry grassland, leading the eye towards several rows of tents arranged in neat lines across the middle ground. These are likely constructed from canvas material supported by frames, suggesting they might serve as makeshift housing for a transient population.

In between these tent clusters, there are sporadic utility or storage units and equipment such as trailers and possibly sanitation facilities like outhouses. The background is dominated by an expansive landscape of rolling hills under a wide expanse of cloudy skies, implying the site may be located in a rural area with open plains typical for military exercises or temporary settlements.

The photograph itself has several visual clues that suggest its historical context: it appears to have been taken from above and slightly elevated onlooker's perspective. The edges also show signs of wear—a dark border around the photo, likely from an old picture frame—and there is a visible number "89215" near the top right corner which could indicate either part of a cataloging system or possibly a reference for archival purposes.

Overall, this image conveys a sense of organized transient habitation amidst a remote landscape and might ha [...]

Lord & Taylor, business in Garden City. East facade 1956 Mar. 10.
Gottscho-Schleisner, Inc.
1 negative : safety ; 4x5 in.

#GardenCity #Gottscho-Schleisner #American #theUnitedStates #Departmentstores #GardenCity #NewYork(State) #UnitedStates #architecture #photography

https://www.loc.gov/item/2018728316/

The image shows a black and white photograph of an old brick building with large windows, which appears to be from the 1950s. The American flag is displayed prominently on top right corner of the facade, indicating it might have been taken in the United States during that era.

There are leafless trees visible along the side walk, suggesting either a winter or early spring season when most trees have not yet blossomed. A street runs parallel to one end of the building with a manhole cover on its surface and no cars parked alongside suggest it may be less busy at this time or possibly from an earlier era.

A shadow falls across part of the sidewalk, likely caused by either early morning sun or late afternoon light casting over the area in question. The lack of modern elements like street lamps hints that the photograph could have been taken a few decades ago when such lighting was not as prevalent on city streets for safety reasons and aesthetics.

The overall impression is one of an urban environment with commercial buildings, possibly during midday judging by the length of shadows observed which suggests it's neither early morning nor late evening. The absence of people in this scene focuses attention solely upon architectural details and historical context provided by style and condition of construction materials used.

Oregon, Klamath County, near Klamath Falls. Pelican Bay Lumber Company. Logs hauled to the mill by flat car, then dumped into the mill pond. Note markings on logs. Mills brand their logs like cattle brands and there is likewise rustling of logs

#Oregon #KlamathCounty #KlamathFalls #theUnitedStates #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017773136/

The image displays a collection of large tree trunks with visible growth rings, neatly stacked on the back of a flatbed rail car. The logs are cut to varying sizes but primarily in cylindrical shape and appear freshly cut given their clean cuts at the top where they were severed from trees. Some log sections have inscriptions or marks etched into them using what appears to be rusty nails or metal tags, possibly indicating ownership, logging company identification (as suggested by rustling of logs), measurements for size categorization, or other relevant information pertinent during transport and processing in mills.

The rail car itself is heavy-duty with visible machinery parts such as wheels, couplings, and structural beams. The background shows a clear sky suggesting that the photo was taken outdoors on what appears to be a bright day. There are no discernible people or moving objects within this still image which focuses solely on the logs in transit.

The photograph has a monochromatic tone indicative of an older vintage style, likely from the early 20th century given its black-and-white composition and grainy texture typical for film photography at that time period. The source attribution to Oregon, specifically Klamath County near Klamath Falls under Pelican Bay Lumber Company provides context about where this image was captured, suggesting a historical perspective [...]

Along a California highway, a dust bowl refugee bound for Oregon

#California #Oregon #theDustBowl #theUnitedStates #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017769814/

The image is a black and white photograph depicting an individual in what appears to be harsh outdoor conditions, likely the Dust Bowl era. The person is wearing a head covering that obscures their identity but suggests protective gear commonly used during dust storms or droughts. They are crouched next to various items scattered on bare ground indicative of arid environments—likely from farming activities given the presence of what appears to be an old gasoline can and other makeshift tools.

Behind them, the landscape is barren with sparse vegetation under a clear sky, emphasizing isolation in a desolate area. There's visible dust or smoke rising into the air near the individual’s hands, suggesting they may have been stirring something in small containers that are on the ground around their feet. The overall setting and conditions hint at struggles faced by individuals during environmental disasters like the Dust Bowl of the 1930s.

Additional context provided states this image is connected to a dust bowl refugee's journey along California highways, bound for Oregon, which situates it within historical migration patterns due to drought-induced crop failures. The photograph serves as an emotive representation of resilience and hardship during a period of extreme ecological challenges in the United States.

Lord & Taylor, business in Garden City, Long Island. To escalator 1956 Mar. 6.
Gottscho-Schleisner, Inc.
1 negative : safety ; 4x5 in.

#GardenCity #LongIsland #Gottscho-Schleisner #theUnitedStates #Departmentstores #GardenCity #NewYork(State) #UnitedStates #architecture #photography

https://www.loc.gov/item/2018728273/

The image depicts an interior scene of a retail store, likely from the 1950s era. The photograph is in black and white and shows various clothing items displayed on shelves within glass cases. There are at least two people visible: one appears to be a shopper or salesperson holding a broom near some plants with blossoming branches, while another individual seems to be interacting with the merchandise. A staircase leading up possibly indicates multiple levels of store floors.

The environment suggests a well-lit and organized retail space typical for that time period. It's possible this photo was taken at Lord & Taylor business in Garden City on March 6, 1956, as mentioned in additional information provided about the image source from Gottschl-Schleisner Inc., an entity associated with archival photographs.

The photograph has a vintage quality and captures both functional elements of retail display such as clothing racks and shelving units alongside decorative items like plants. The overall setting gives insight into shopping aesthetics, store layouts, and merchandise presentation during that era in the United States.

Housing of migratory field workers (Mexican) across road from Farm Security Administration camp (FSA). Near Calipatria, Imperial Valley, California

#Mexican #NearCalipatria #ImperialValley #California #Calipatria #theUnitedStates #post-WorldWarII #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017771506/

The image is a black and white photograph depicting an outdoor scene with several individuals around what appears to be a makeshift setup or work station. In the foreground, there's a vintage automobile parked on uneven terrain, likely dirt or sand. Several people are gathered near various items such as barrels, cans, and possibly tools or equipment that suggest they may be engaged in manual labor. The middle ground shows an open field leading towards some modest structures in the distance, with utility poles running parallel to one edge of the frame.

The sky is clear without any visible clouds, indicating fair weather conditions at the time of capture. There are no immediate signs of vegetation or greenery close by, hinting that this setting could be a temporary campsite for workers rather than a permanent settlement. The overall atmosphere conveys a sense of rural labor and perhaps hardship.

The photo is labeled with text "Id 1(13)-E" in the bottom left corner, which may indicate it's part of an archive or collection cataloged by identifier numbers. This particular image captures moments from the lives of migratory field workers across roads near Calipatria, Imperial Valley, California during a period where these communities were under observation and documented as part of larger projects on rural labor conditions.

Given historical context, this scene could be linked [...]

Water supply: an open settling basin from the irrigation ditch in a California squatter camp near Calipatria

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https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017769800/

The image is a black and white photograph depicting an outdoor scene with two individuals near what appears to be an irrigation ditch. On the left side, there's an adult male leaning over the edge of the water-filled ditch, holding onto its rim as he looks into it or possibly reaching towards something within it using his right hand that holds a thin object like a stick or rod. His reflection is visible on the surface of the water.

To the far right stands a young boy, wearing trousers and shoes with laces tied at the ankles, looking toward the adult male's direction while standing close to what appears to be an old-fashioned cart or wagon attached by ropes to a wooden structure in the background. The ground around them is barren with sparse grass, indicating arid conditions.

Behind this main scene stands another older vehicle and various farm implements such as wire baskets that suggest agricultural activity nearby. In the far distance, beyond the immediate vicinity of these individuals, there's an open field or rural landscape under a partly cloudy sky. A wooden fence runs along one side of the ditch, adding to the rustic setting.

The image has several identifying marks on its edge, including what seems like handwritten text and symbols that could be part of a photographic collection cataloging system but are not fully legible due to perspective. The overall ambiance [...]

US allies at NATO focus on Europe as the Trump administration steps back

BRUSSELS (AP) — European allies at NATO on Thursday brushed aside concerns that the United States has stepped…
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A Rustic Chicago Tavern Bursting With Mediterranean Charm Ranks Among America’s Best Greek Restaurants

The United States has the largest disapora of Greeks in the …
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A Rustic Chicago Tavern Bursting With Mediterranean Charm Ranks Among America’s Best Greek Restaurants

The United States has the …
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Lord & Taylor, business in Millburn, New Jersey. Clock detail 1949 Feb. 5.
Gottscho-Schleisner, Inc.
1 negative : safety ; 5x7 in.

#Millburn #NewJersey #Clock #Gottscho-Schleisner #theUnitedStates #GottscholarshipInc #Departmentstores #Millburn #NewJersey #UnitedStates #architecture #photography

https://www.loc.gov/item/2018748391/

The image shows an interior of a department store, likely from the mid-20th century based on its design and architecture. The space is spacious with high ceilings featuring several recessed lights illuminating the area. A prominent clock hangs above what appears to be a central display or information booth made of stone or similar material.

The floor is tiled in large square sections that create a grid pattern, contributing to an orderly aesthetic. In the background on either side of the aisle are racks filled with merchandise, likely clothing items given their visible shapes and arrangement styles. The mannequins featured prominently for display purposes suggest a focus on women's fashion or accessories.

The image is in black and white, which could be indicative of its historical context as well. A railing runs along one side, possibly leading to another section of the store not shown within this frame. Overall, it provides an insight into shopping environments from nearly 75 years ago, offering a glimpse into past retail aesthetics.

The caption "Lord & Taylor business in Millburn, New Jersey" suggests that this location may be related or connected with Lord & Taylor department stores which operated across the United States during various periods of time. Additionally, Gottscholarship and Schleisner Company is credited for providing further information about the image [...]

National Gallery of Art. National Gallery of Art from southwest I ca. 1920-ca. 1950.
Horydczak, Theodor, approximately 1890-1971
1 negative : safety ; 8 x 10 in.

#Horydczak #Theodor #JeffersonMemorial #American #Congress #ThomasJefferson #WashingtonDC #theWhiteHouse #theNationalMall #Washington #Jefferson #third #theUnitedStates #Corinthian #TheodorHorydczak #DistrictofColumbia #Galleries&museums #UnitedStates #Washington(DC) #photography

https://www.loc.gov/item/2019681831/

The black-and-white image depicts the iconic Jefferson Memorial, an American neoclassical monument and presidential memorial. It is situated on land given to Congress by Dr. Thomas Jefferson for his Presidential home in Washington D.C., across from the White House along the National Mall.

In this photograph, the trees with bare branches suggest that it was taken during a colder season when deciduous trees typically shed their leaves. The ground appears dry and barren of grass or fallen leaves, which could indicate late winter or early spring before flowers emerge in Washington D.C.

The Memorial is designed to represent both Jefferson's life and his contributions as the third President of the United States from 1801-1809. Its architectural design includes a tall Corinthian column portico leading up to an inner rotunda, which contains bronze bas-reliefs depicting Jefferson in various roles such as statesman, author, and architect.

This photograph is credited to Theodor Horydczak (approximately 1890-1971), whose name appears alongside the description. It's a safety glass negative with dimensions of approximately 8 x 10 inches, which was used for photography in various formats from the late 19th century through mid-20th centuries.

The image is sourced from National Gallery of Art and provides context about its origin as well as information on Horydczak. The URL provided l [...]

National Gallery of Art. Cherub fountain in west garden court of National Gallery ca. 1920-ca. 1950.
Horydczak, Theodor, approximately 1890-1971
1 negative : safety ; 8 x 10 in.

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https://www.loc.gov/item/2019681822/

This image is a black and white photograph depicting the west garden court of the National Gallery in Washington, D.C. The focal point is an ornate fountain with cherubs or putti at its center, surrounded by a circular platform. In front of this fountain stands a large pillar on one side, which frames part of the scene as it recedes into the background.

The architecture surrounding the garden court features tall columns supporting what appears to be a classical-style portico that extends beyond the frame of the image. The flooring consists of patterned tiles or stone slabs with some areas showing more detailed textures than others due to wear and exposure, suggesting an outdoor environment subject to weathering over time.

The overall ambiance created by this photograph evokes a sense of historical grandeur, elegance, and classical artistry associated with prestigious museums in the United States. This particular image is identified as part of Theodor Horydczak's photographic work from approximately 1920-1950, which captures various subjects within Washington, D.C., including architectural interiors and exterior features at institutions such as National Gallery.

The photograph carries historical significance due to its date range during the early years following World War I until just before the onset of major events leading into World War II. The black-and-white nature [...]

The road to Widtsoe from Panquitah. Utah

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https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017759441/

The image is a black and white photograph depicting an arid, desert landscape under a clear sky. A solitary road stretches into the distance, flanked by sparse vegetation and rocky ground. On the right side of this winding dirt path stands a tall signpost with directional information indicating "WIDTSOE 14 Mi., ANTIMONY 36 Mi." The terrain in the background suggests mountainous regions under an expansive sky. This image is marked as part of Dorothea Lange's collection, referencing her work documenting locations such as Panquitah and Antimony, Utah.

Dorothea Lange was a renowned American photographer known for her significant contributions to photojournalism during the early 20th century. She captured powerful images that highlighted social issues like poverty and immigration. Her works often portrayed everyday life in rural America with stark realism. The image code "R6385A" suggests it may be part of a specific series or collection within Lange's archive, possibly pertaining to her travels through the American West.

The photograph captures an evocative sense of isolation and desolation typical of Western landscapes during that era. It might have been used for educational purposes in sociology classes discussing rural America’s socio-economic conditions, particularly before widespread infrastructural developments like highways became more prevalent across the United Sta [...]

National Gallery of Art. Front of National Gallery with U.S. Capitol in background ca. 1920-ca. 1950.
Horydczak, Theodor, approximately 1890-1971
1 negative : safety ; 8 x 10 in.

#Horydczak #Theodor #theNationalGallery #theUnitedStates #TheodoreHorydczak #around8inches #Capitols #DistrictofColumbia #Galleries&museums #UnitedStates #Washington(DC) #photography

https://www.loc.gov/item/2019681812/

The image shows a black and white photograph of the National Gallery, captured from its front view with the United States Capitol building visible in the background. The gallery's neoclassical architecture is prominently displayed, featuring tall columns and large windows framed by classical moldings. In the foreground, there are neatly trimmed bushes on either side of a paved walkway leading towards the entrance of the National Gallery.
The trees surrounding the area appear to be young due to their slender trunks, suggesting that this photograph might have been taken at an early stage in its establishment or after recent landscaping efforts. The overall setting appears serene and well-maintained with clear skies above, indicating a pleasant day for visitors to enjoy the art institution's offerings.
This image is credited to Theodore Horydczak (1890-1971) as indicated by his name in the description provided. Additionally, it mentions that this particular negative measures approximately 691mm x 692mm and has a resolution of safety glass with dimensions around 8 inches on each side. The source information for this photograph is available at https://images.loener.nl/horydczak/full/691e/691ee665450e57a2674dc6ed.jpg, suggesting that it may be part of a larger collection or archive pertaining to Horydczak's work.

Conrad Black: Trump isn’t our problem — we are

Since my reference to it last week, Prime Minister Mark Carney’s address in Davos seems to have been…
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The ‘Doomsday Clock’ is now 85 seconds to midnight — the closest it’s ever been. What scientists say this means for humanity and how the time is determined.

Humanity is closer to destroying itself, according to atomic scientists who revealed on Tuesday that the famous “Doomsday…
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The ‘Doomsday Clock’ is now 85 seconds to midnight — the closest it’s ever been. What scientists say this means for humanity and how the time is determined.

Humanity is closer to destroying itself, according to atomic scientists who revealed on Tuesday that the famous “Doomsday…
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Just arrived from Kansas. On highway going to potato harvest. Near Merrill, Klamath County, Oregon

#Kansas #Merrill #KlamathCounty #Oregon #California #theUnitedStates #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017773400/

The image is a black and white photograph depicting two young boys hanging out of the back of an old-fashioned covered wagon. The boys appear to be enjoying their ride, with smiles on their faces as they gaze outward.

The covered wagon has a distinctive curved top that serves both as protection from elements like sun or rain for passengers inside and also provides additional space at the rear where these children are seen resting. A wooden railing can be observed around the opening of the wagon which likely assists in preventing any falls during travel.

A California license plate is visible on the back, indicating a connection to Kansas but not necessarily their current location since it's unclear whether they're en route or have just arrived. The presence of this vehicle suggests mobility and possibly migration as part of an agricultural workforce traveling across states for seasonal work like potato harvests in Oregon.

The sky above appears clear with no visible clouds suggesting fair weather conditions during the time when the photograph was taken, which could be inferred from their attire indicating it might not have been too cold or hot. The rural setting is implied by what seems to be a fence and some dry vegetation beside them as they travel on an unpaved road.

Overall, this photo captures a moment of childhood adventure amid likely hardship common in historica [...]

Kern County, California. Large-scale mechanized farming. The potato planter, operated by a crew of three men, makes the rows, fertilizes and plants in one operation

#KernCounty #California #theUnitedStates #DorotheaLanges #America #Lange #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017771466/

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