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Extraordinary Gas Stations From John Margolies’ Archive of Americana Architecture

John Margolies (1940-2016) recorded visual wonders found along American roads. Through his photojournalism we see the kind of ...

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Ansel Adams’ Photos of Japanese-American Prisoners of War At Manzanar Internment Camp

Actor George Takei recalled his time at an Arkansas internment camp in World War 2. He along ...

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Retro Rockabilly Gangs Of 1980s France

It's Normandy, France, 1982. Gil Rigoulet is taking intimate, fly-on-the-wall photographs of youths reigniting louche Rockabilly ...

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Photos Of New Yorkers After Learning About The D-Day Invasion – June 6, 1944

At 3:32 a.m. EST, on June 6, 1944 Americans heard for the first time that ...

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Mysterious Photographs Of The Man From The Ministry Who Demolished Old Montreal (1967)

In 1960s Montreal there was a pressing need to improve housing. Many older areas of the ...

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‘Seoul After the War’ – Stunning Photos by Han Youngsoo 1956-1963

Photographer Han Youngsoo captured the ordinary people of Korea as the country emerged from war ...

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Scenes From A Rainy Day In Norwich Connecticut (1940)

In November 1940, Jack Delano took these pictures of a rainy day in Norwich, Connecticut, ...

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Postcards of Dead Bodies: Grim Souvenirs From The Mexican Revolution

Would you send a postcard featuring the picture of a dead body of a pile of charred ...

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John G. Zimmerman: Racist America In Black And White

John G. Zimmerman's early black and white photography is celebrated in a new book, America in ...

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Tundra Kids: Nenet Children Inside Russia’s Indigenous Boarding School

"The main theme of this story is the collision and mixing of two different cultures," ...

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I Live In A Ghost Town: Photographer Creates A City Without People

After ten years as a musician and singer the writer and photographer Thibaut Derien ...

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Europe’s Last Pagans: The Mari People

'Europe's Last Pagans' is the role given to the Maris. Photojournalist Ikuru Kuwajima recorded Mari ...

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