I'm now processing the remaining slides from the Americana Images box. I think this is an aerial view of either somewhere in Lebanon or Iran as the other slides on the role are from those two countries.
Any ideas?
I'm now processing the remaining slides from the Americana Images box. I think this is an aerial view of either somewhere in Lebanon or Iran as the other slides on the role are from those two countries.
Any ideas?
The very last slide from the five bound box of slides I got off eBay. 2354 slides in total.
December 1962: A body of water, a road, a tunnel and interesting geology. Any idea where in the world?
Spent a couple hours tracking down evidence of a brick wall that has mostly been torn down at a location in Washington D.C. Only then to later find a slide where the family is watching the wall nearest them being torn down.
Erin/Hartford Wisconsin, July 1936. This is a shot / reverse shot from the corner that at one time had a church, a gas station, and a restaurant further down.
The church is still there but apparently closed. The restaurant is still there. The gas station has been razed.
(1855 WI-83, Hartford, WI 53027)
July 1963: Father and son collapse at an outdoor restaurant / bar in Venice.
A Gibraltar street scene from July, 1963.
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2/22/1962: Parma, Ohio
Mrs. Koch and Mrs. Nimy shovel snow in front of their homes.
11/20/1959: the birthday girl in blue poses with a ceramic cat she received as a gift.
Who she is? No clue yet. Location: probably Milwaukee, WI. Beyond that, no clue yet.
The last third of this box of slides is truly mysterious and is refusing to give up many of its secrets.
I'm scanning slides today. I have photo of an ornate room... walls are a golden color. Seats are upholstered in red. There's a woman in a red dress who is visiting. There's a man dressed casually but the way he's sitting and the way he looks completely at ease in this setting makes me suspect he is important.
Another shot of the same room. It's Christmas 1959 and the TV is on. What do you think they were watching?
Christmas 1959. I love how well preserved the colors and details are.
Look how much the tree has grown. There's 47 years between photos.
Sometimes putting in a house number and a state is enough to find a place.
The slide is from August 1975 and the screenshot is from Google Maps (street view).
The photo is from September 1971:
Ideas on where this road is/was? My working theory is somewhere in Michigan.
July 1961: Two women in beautiful dresses sit on a bench near some flowers.
I don't know who they are but the couple in the center celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary, circa 1958.