1922
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Another Hogan-Wilson photo today, with a group of Free State soldiers and civilians posing to record history in the making. Almost certainly taken during the Irish Civil War, the chicken wire on the doors and windows behind them was intended to deflect grenades thrown by passing irregulars! Today is the 100th anniversary of the 1918…
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Another Hogan-Wilson photo today, with a group of Free State soldiers and civilians posing to record history in the making. Almost certainly taken during the Irish Civil War, the chicken wire on the doors and windows behind them was intended to deflect grenades thrown by passing irregulars! Today is the 100th anniversary of the 1918…
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Another Hogan-Wilson photo today, with a group of Free State soldiers and civilians posing to record history in the making. Almost certainly taken during the Irish Civil War, the chicken wire on the doors and windows behind them was intended to deflect grenades thrown by passing irregulars! Today is the 100th anniversary of the 1918…
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Another Hogan-Wilson photo today, with a group of Free State soldiers and civilians posing to record history in the making. Almost certainly taken during the Irish Civil War, the chicken wire on the doors and windows behind them was intended to deflect grenades thrown by passing irregulars! Today is the 100th anniversary of the 1918…
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Another Hogan-Wilson photo today, with a group of Free State soldiers and civilians posing to record history in the making. Almost certainly taken during the Irish Civil War, the chicken wire on the doors and windows behind them was intended to deflect grenades thrown by passing irregulars! Today is the 100th anniversary of the 1918…
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Mailed from Long Beach, California to Mrs. A.B. Fitch of Freeport, Illinois on August 27, 1922 (I Think): Came down here for day – Swimming fine today. had dinner here at Virginia last Tuesday – Friday just lunch. Serault Published by Van Ornum Colorprint Co. – Los Angeles, Ca. Number: 580 via Flickr http://flic.kr/p/u26pRs
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"Woman’s World Magazine" of April 1922. Midwest magazine of needlework. via Flickr http://flic.kr/p/rKBMAb
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