VINTAGE SHOTS FROM DAYS GONE BY! (Part 2)

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Victoria, Texas in the 1930s​

 

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Columbus Circle and 59th Street, New York (1921)

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A view down Olvera Street in the Los Angeles Plaza Historic District of Los Angeles, California, circa 1955. The area is the historic centre of the city.​

 

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The Alamo Warehouse in the 1870s

The Alamo was once used as a grocery warehouse. French merchant Honore Grenet bought part of the compound in the 1870s and used it for his wholesale grocery business.

 

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Telephone and Telegraph Building, New York (1916)

 

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Calamity Jane visiting her friend Wild Bill Hickok's grave, from undated mounted period capture. She p***ed in 1903 and is laid to rest nearby within Mt Moriah Cemetery.

 

Festival in Peoria, 1959​

 

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Might have won a $1,000,000 on jeopardy…

 

wonder how many of these cars gave up their Tail Lights?

 

noting one file named 'kenm' - Miles?

 

I remember walking across the old high bridge a few years before it was torn down. The walkway was just 2x6s, and as stepped on one it snapped in 2 That was an old, tired bridge!