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	Title:	Date:	Subject:	Description:

1.	10th and King Streets, Looking South from 11th	1914	Cityscapes; Dwellings;

2.	11th and King Streets, looking south to 10th Street	1914	Architecture; Dwellings	Site for new City and County Building.

3.	1963 Studebaker With Skytop Sunroof		automobiles; design; roofs;	written on back of print: "Designed 1961" note afixed to back of print: "One of Studebaker's most exciting styling options for 1963 is its Skytop Sunroof available on all hardtops and sedans. The sturdy, reinforced vinyl top is completely weather-proof and opens easily with one hand to bring sun and fresh air into the car's interior. For top performance and safety Studebaker also offers as optional equipment on all models its Avanti Jet-thrust engine in either the supercharged or non-supercharged versions, and caliper disc brakes on the front wheels. New exterior trim mouldings and all-new interior trim also highlight all Studebaker lines for 1963. From: Joseph DeFranco Director of Public Relations Studebaker Corporation South Bend, Indiana Release September 23, 1962."

4.	5th and Market Streets	1897	Cityscapes; Stores & shops; Dwellings;	Looking south

5.	'Olympic' baseball team		Baseball players;	Possibly in Deadwood, South Dakota

6.	Aerial photograph of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania sports arenas		Stadiums; Aerial photographs	Caption: the 19,500-sear Spectrum (center) is flanked by 102,000-seat John F. Kennedy Stadium (left) and 66,000-seat Veterans Stadium in South Philadelphia. The Spectrum is the home of the NHL Flyers and the NBA 76ers, and the site of concerts, wrestling, boxing, rodeo and a host of family entertainment shows, including RIngling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus and the Ice Capades. Kennedy Stadium is the home of the annual Army-Navy football game. Veterans Stadium is the home of the Phillies and NFL Eagles. [Picture also shows Philadelphia Navy Yard and I-95 highway under construction.]

7.	After the Widening of Pennsylvania Avenue, Wilmington	1930	Cityscapes; Dwellings;	South side of Pennsylvania Ave to the west of Rodney St.

8.	ARCO Station, Monticello Blvd and Green Rd		automobiles; automobile service stations; traffic signs & signals; electric lines	SEC Monticello Blvd and Green Rd, South Euclid, Ohio

9.	Beauties of the Brandywine, South Bank, near the bridge			No. 241.

10.	Berkshire Knitting Mills, Reading, Pennsylvania		Hosiery; Factories; Cafeterias; Women	Typed caption: "Section south side of cafeteria."

11.	Brandywine Creek and South Race			Written caption: "Looking west toward Washington St Bridge. Roof line of #24 Public School in distance."

12.	Brandywine Park at Van Buren Street		Automobiles; Roads;	South Park Drive

13.	Brickwork in old powder magazine, Charleston, South Carolina	1934		Brickwork interior ca 1740. Photograph 1934.

14.	Car Wash, McDonald's, and Other Roadside Signs		car washes; drive-in restaurants; electric lines	on back of print: "4675 South. Peoria. Skelly."

15.	Carter Lake Pressure Tunnel, Ripple Rock, British Columbia	1958-04-05	Blasting; Explosives;	Typed caption on photo: "This is the scene in Seymour Narrows, 120 miles northwest of Vancouver, British Columbia, as the largest non-atomic blast in history sheared the tops off the top of the twin underwater peaks of Ripple Rock, one of the world's worst hazards to navigation. Some 2,750,000 pounds of 'Nitramex' 2H blasting agent supplied by the DuPont Company of Canada (1956) Limited blasted out 700,000 tons of water and rock and ended the menace of Ripple Rock. More than 100 boats had been wrecked and scores of lives lost in this reach of the inland waterway to Alaska. The first photograph in the dramatic sequence above was snapped 1/4 second after the blast, the second at 1/2 second and shows a black burst from North Rock while a smaller eruption comes up from South Rock, which was fired a few milliseconds later. The third photograph in teh sequence was made at zero plus 0.7, the fourth at 0.8, the fifth at 1.7. In the final two pictures, made at zero plus 4.7 and 8.4 seconds, great chunks of rocks can be seen amidst the geyser of pulverized rock and salt water. This sequence was taken from a sandbagged bunker 2,500 feet from the blast."

16.	Cranford Dairy Delivery Truck		delivering; trucks; milk; dairying; buildings;	on front of truck: "A. Thermann." on side of truck: "Cranford Dairy. Supreme Milk. 20 South Ave. Cranford, N.J. Phone Cranford 6-0197." stamped on back of image: "P.O. Valentine. Commercial Photographer. 33 Homestead Park, Newark, N.J." "Truckton Corporation. 156 Wilson Avenue. Newark, New Jersey."

17.	Cuban Mining Operations - West Mine			Scene on the Juragua Iron Co. railroad (3' gauge) that ran eastwards from the bay just south of Santiago de Cuba. (Description from researcher.)

18.	Darlington, Runk & Company		Department stores;Dry goods stores; Umbrellas;	Written on back: "Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; First floor, east side, looking south"

19.	Darlington, Runk & Company		Department stores; Dry goods stores;	Written on back: "Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; first floor, west side, looking south"

20.	Darlington, Runk & Company		Department stores; Dry goods stores;	Written on back: "Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; view from third floor south"

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