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Really excellent pictures.. Everyone has to check out this link!!
What I see in these photos is not the fact of how hard things were, but how the people coped and got through them...a lesson for today...Sure built character...
Yes that is a fantastic link.. I got that page in an e-mail a while back. The first real good color film.. talk about amazing. The New York one with the boats just blew my mind!
These are some of the earliest color pictures of America in the 1930's, some are quite beautiful. A Look Back In History
WOW!!!! Thanks for posting this!! My mom who was born in 1953 is going to love these pictures.
The color sure adds MORE life to the people and the surroundings!!
One other thing, notice that despite how poor these people were, that they all dressed in suits, ties and shoes. These people, as a hole were simple but yet much more mature then people today.
Thanks so much for this link. I was up till 5 a.m. looking through the fantastic photos.
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Everyone has to check out this link!!
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Shorpy was just the greatest
