[Baynative]

Thanks for the post.

[DManA]

Hollywoodland. Huh.

[gorush]

Civil War era photos
http://www.mikelynaugh.com/VirtualCivilWar/New/Originals2/index.html

[La Lydia]

Photographs were fantastic. The formatting and presentation was annoying.

[30Moves]

This was great - seems even then Wall Street was causing problems. :)

[OldPossum]

There was a photograph about 25 cent gas. Heck, I paid 19 cents a gallon in 1962.

[YihYthink]

Nice great stuff, indeed rare pictures I love the nostalgia of the 1920s and 30s. So this year I created a 13 minute film called “Love at First Flight”on YouTube, maybe something you would enjoy.......

http://youtu.be/dZzpLoCsps8

Cool stuff

[Ronald_Magnus]

They showed a town labeled Cashmere, Oregon. Don’t think it ever existed. There is however a Cashmere in my state next door, Washington.

[momtothree]

Thank you for posting, navysealdad! I loved the video! I was really amazed at the one picture of the early RV. I never knew something like that even existed.

[Former MSM Viewer]

later

[Pharmboy]

Loved this...thanks! And thanks for your son’s service...(my boy is at infantry officer’s training now at Benning).

[OldNewYork]

Thanks for posting this. It was especially interesting seeing the USS Los Angeles (blimp) over Manhattan in 1928. Some of the skyscrapers were originally designed to dock them, though that obviously never really worked out.

[mmanager]

Bookmark and thanks

[albionin]

Have you ever noticed that everyone in those days wore hats and almost no one does today. The hat business must have been good back then.

[oldtimer2]

There is a site on the net named Shorpy that has thousands of photos between 50 to 150 years old. The photos are from the Library of Congress.See link below

SHORPY