This photograph is of a man standing with two mules and his wagon with a broken axel or wheel. Although you can see a car in the distance, apparently this was taken in the early days of autos when horse carts were still in use.
This photograph is of a man standing with two mules and his wagon with a broken axel or wheel. Although you can see a car in the distance, apparently this was taken in the early days of autos when horse carts were still in use.
Here we have three photos from different sources that I believe show the progress of filling the hay rick. First, we see an empty hay rick with a big pile of hay behind it. Yes, this may have been the end but humor me, since it is a nice picture of an empty hay rick. …
Today let’s take a look at people and their cars, shall we? There is a love affair between people and cars, starting in the early 20th century when cars became widely available for a moderate price. Posing in front of the car was so common that there is even a website or two dedicated to …
This snapshot is of a night time parade featuring four young men in uniform carrying some sort of flowered litter, flanked by four additional young men carrying torches, and further surrounded by men carrying weapons. The crowd on the street looks both Asian and Hispanic to me but the buildings have Russian writing on them. …
This photo is terribly faded but on enlargement you can see that it consists of a group of men milling around in front of a couple buildings. There is a wagon in front of the building to the right. On looking closely the men appear to be in uniform, leading me to wonder if they …
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