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Absolutely Fireproof Fifth Street Near Main Baltimore Hotel Seymour Hotel Co., Inc., Operators Los Angeles’ Popular Priced Hotel An E.C. Kropp Card Number: 14700 via Flickr http://flic.kr/p/tQ6Lq7
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The new Chicago Fire Academy was dedicated in May 1961, and in view of its many outstanding and unique facilities, promptly nicknamed "The West Point of the Fire Department." The Snorkel pictured in front of it was conceived by Chicago’s Fire Commissioner, Robert J. Quinn, and Chicago was the first City to have this extraordinary…
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Atlantic (Original) 1832 The original Atlantic was built at B&O’s Mt. Clare Shops, Baltimore, in 1832. This locomotive, originally the Andrew Jackson, built in February 1836, was altered in 1893 to resemble the Atlantic for exhibition at the World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago. In the background is Mt. Clare Station, opened in 1830, now the…
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441 No. State Street St. Ignace, Michigan Overlooking Lake Huron This Cafe has been in operation since 1929 – right downtown. We extend our warmest kind of greeting to our Summer Visitors and do everything in our power to make their visit with us a pleasant one. Homemade Pies – Breakfast – Lunch – Dinner…
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NEW concept in bank design. This distinctive Fifth Avenue office of Manufacturers Trust Company at 43rd Street, New York City, offers inviting, comfortable surrounding for banking transactions. Member Federal Depositi Insurance Corportation. Publisher: Dexter Press Number: 80638 via Flickr http://flic.kr/p/tqPgCG
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On the Banks of the Mississippi River 530 S. River Park Drive Distinctive Imports from the World Over A Mike Roberts Card Number: SC5388 via Flickr http://flic.kr/p/tb7kFm
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Housing the legislative, executive and judicial branches of the State Government, the Capitol was built in 1903 at a cost of approximately $1,000,000.00. Open to the public. Color Photo by Hubert A. Lowman A Curteichcolor Card Publisher: Deep South Specialties, Inc. P.O. Box 1802 Jackson, MS Number: DS-301 via Flickr http://flic.kr/p/swBGhJ
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Contains a brilliant display of polished petrified wood and dioramas showing what the area probably looked like when the trees of the forest were living. The museum is operated by the National Park Service, United States Department of the Interior. Mailed from Barstow, California to Miss. P. Bereza of Wausaukee, Wisconsin on September 12, 1956:…
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