Today I looked through the photos at Shorpy, a blog that posts images of American life between the 1900's and 1960's. I ran across some amazing stuff. Click through for a larger version of the image.
This is one the most beautiful woman I've seen in a photo. This was taken in 1942 of a woman who worked as an airplane parts inspector. The photograph is aptly titled Hollywood's Loss, as the movie business truly missed the opportunity to transform this woman into a celebrity.
I was also fascinated by this 1908 photograph of a Broadway actress at a charity event. That shirt can be found at your local Old Navy today. It's hard to believe that this picture is actually that old.
Washington, 1943. A study of contrasts at Union Station.
Look around Shorpy for more great images.
1 comment:
great photos! like history a slice at a time.
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