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  1. Cdnpont
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    Barton St, Hamilton Ontario, 1947
     
  2. Constructionbob
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    Long time ago, I asked here for the location of this Motel. I have even asked Gene, but he did not remember.. would be local he said..
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    I guess I found out my self.. finding a postcard: Modesto Hwy 99. Well nowdays at south 9, Bystrom/ Modesto.
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    here is an other old similar:
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  3. 4door
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    Toronto 1916, Construction recruitment battalion
     
  4. dad-bud
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    A friend just sent me a link to a website that has a zoomable interior panorama of a B-36 cockpit. It looks like it was taken in the USAF National Museum at Wright-Patterson in Dayton, Ohio - awesome!

    The comments below came with the email - I hope you enjoy.

    http://www.nmusafvirtualtour.com/media/062/B-36J%20Engineer.html

    A Flight Engineers nightmare !

    B 36 Take a look around the cockpit note the Flight Engineer panel right
    hand side , looks like a nightmare to keep all that under control . The B 36
    ad 10 engines , 6 Pusher propellor plus 4 pure Jet engines !



     
  5. crazywilly
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    Nice old shots. If you are interested in old R.I.historic hot rods, take the time to look at this. YouTube video: 1939 Ford -Crazy Willy gets his car back after 45 years. This car is still being driven around R.I. Hope to see you at a local cruise night. Crazy Willy Ouimette
     
  6. swi66
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    N.E. corner of Washington and Eagle St. Benjamin H. Austin house, built about 1842 used for business purposes after 1875 Demolished 1912
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  7. My Grandad had a Standard Station and tourist cabins in Scapoose Oregon. He bought a green Special Deluxe brand new in 1950, a fantastic car!
    When he died our family inherited the car and drove it for another 18 years. In all that time that car NEVER failed, it ran flawlessly.
    I really want to own one before I go!

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  8. 327-365hp
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    Hi Crazy Willy, welcome to the HAMB. Here's a direct link to your video.
    http://youtu.be/mgWNN5rCBnY
    Do you have any old pictures of it when you had it the first time?
     
  9. deanopopino
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    I did a google search and I think you are right! Thanks
     
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    This was taken in about 1940, I believe it was at a St Louis Cardinal's game in St Louis (Grandpa was a Cards fan)
     

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  15. fremont rugrat
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    I first thought snow, but with short sleeves, dresses, shorts and sandles, I am guessing white sand or salt?
     
  16. Jim Nise
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    It is White Sands New Mexico.
     
  17. fbi9c1
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    This has been identified twice as Westwood Village.
     
  18. Beautiful '52! I'd vote this one for pic of the day so far today.

     
  19. Desert Dan
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    This is a picture of the Mackinac (Mackinaw) bridge between Michigans two peninsulas with 83 Olds each carrying a beauty queen from one county of Michigan.
     

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    Mack A C dumper's , posing & working
     

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  22. That would've been only a year or so after the bridge opened in '57. I remember hearing about lines of cars waiting to go to the U.P. probably for hunting season, that extended 1/3 of the way or more back to Cheboygan before the bridge was built. The only way across the straits at that time was by ferry.
     
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    Paul Revere's house?
     
  24. Richflash
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    That's Hudson's at Northland Center just north of Detroit. First "shopping center" ever built in the US.
     
  26. Angle's Flight, 1949
     

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  27. Mickey Cohen's place on the strip, 1949
     

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  28. The Leg, 1949
     

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  29. Muscle Beach, 1949
     

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  30. Santa Monica Beach, 1949
     

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