VINTAGE SHOTS FROM DAYS GONE BY! (Part 2)

A researcher sits in a car as a three-million-volt bolt of electricity strikes it at a Westinghouse laboratory in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. July 1947.​

 

Emerson radio assembly line, 1945​

 

Seated and savoring popsicles, four young women take in the sights at the 'Seventeen Summer Barn Dance' in Central Park, New York. (1945)​

 

Broadway and W. 53rd Street, NYC (1869)​

 

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Market Street looking toward the Ferry Building, San Francisco (1948)

 

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Galveston, TX, circa 1890. 10 years before the great 1900 hurricane aka "Isaac's Storm."

 

Ohio wrecking yard 1960’s
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1928 Custom-Built 5,000 Watt Transmitter, KJR Radio, Lake Forest Park, Seattle

 

1877 photograph by F. J. Haynes of Deadwood, South Dakota.

 

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Studebaker dealership at the corner of 71st Avenue and Queens Boulevard in Forest Hills, NY. 1930.

 

Douglas A2D Skyshark

 

Fruit pickers taking a break in an orchard in the 1950s.

 

A woman spending a busy day shopping with her husband. (1920s)​

 

..Johnny Cash and Vivian Liberto. She is notable as his first wife and mother of their four daughters, Rosanne, Kathy, Cindy, and Tara.

 

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David Witherspoon Used Cars, 1400 N. Central, Knoxville, TN. 1952

 

Unidentified man standing on Umbrella Rock, which is on Lookout Mountain in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

 

Looks like Charlie Chaplin

 

Actress Mae Murray boarding her Rolls Royce c1929

 

In April 1920, Herbert McBride broke the world's motorcycle record for amateurs with a speed of 104.4 miles per hour. McBride, along with his teammate, Indian Motorcycles Factory Racing Team professional rider Eugene Walker, broke two dozen speed records over the course of several days along the sands of Ormond Beach.