TO MY AMERICAN FRIENDS...

[lupanzer]

Hi!

...very sharp and nostalgic photos ...I,particularly,love them...


http://designbeep.com/2011/01/10/35-high-resolution-photos-of-usa-cities-from-1900s-and-1910s/




Best!

Luiz.

 

[Plastik Smurff]

A simpler time when people lived life.I wonder how many of these building's still stand today ?

 

[moon puppy]

Amazing shots, great find Luiz.

 

[White_Wolf]

Awesome pics, thanks Luiz, that's a great collection - love those buildings and the whole 100 years old "perfume".

 

[Iron Mike]

Thank you for posting those, Luiz! :drinks

 

[Barney]

Great Shots!

I haven't been to Montgomery for several years, but I don't remember seeing Dexter Ave, looking like that!

 

[Arturius]

Great find Luiz, amazing. That's pics make me think how sweet could be visit this places now days... :hmmm

 

[Barney]

Ya'all can have the big cities... Cleveland is almost too big for me...

 

[moon puppy]

I'd rather live in a town that you have to drive to the next town to buy underwear. Yeah that small.

 

[Barney]

Glades County, FL.

When I lived there, the population was < 10,000

 

[SA Dave]

I'd rather live in a town that you have to drive to the next town to buy underwear. Yeah that small.

You mean they need to bring sunlight in by Mule train? :hmmm

 

[Tojo72]

good stuff,thanks

 

[moon puppy]

I'd rather live in a town that you have to drive to the next town to buy underwear. Yeah that small.

You mean they need to bring sunlight in by Mule train? :hmmm

Small not deep. Sun shines nicely without tall buildings. Abbeville SC downtown tallest building is only 3 stories yet we have the tallest building in the state. :idonno