Steel Worker on Socony Mobil Building, 1955.
California Street, San Francisco, 1964.
Jimi Hendrix when he was child.
Elvis Presley in the Army, 1958.
Bookmobile in Virginia, 1950s.
Traffic Officer operating a mechanical traffic signal, Philadelphia, 1922.
Early Food Truck, 1918.
Davide Chislagi testing his single-wheel engine, 1933.
Back when hard work literally meant hard work.
A rare look inside the original Harley-Davidson Motorcycle factory, 1924.
THIS DAY IN HISTORY, July 2, 1937: Aviator Amelia Earhart and her navigator, Fred Noonan, disappear over the Pacific Ocean while attempting to fly around the world. They were believed to be headed for Howland Island — about halfway between Hawaii and Australia — after taking off from Lae, New Guinea. In 1964, Jerrie Mock achieves Earhart’s goal of becoming the first woman to circumnavigate the globe as a solo pilot. Photo credit: AP, more history and pop culture highlights at www.time-rewind.com.
“Pikes Peak or Bust” pioneer covered wagon – 1860
Postman attaches empty mailbox to German tram, Berlin, 1920
A horse-drawn wagon passes through a section cut from the base of a giant sequoia tree, California, 1879.
A little traveler asks for directions from a train station attendant, England, 1936.
Around the year 1890, London Bridge was a prominent landmark and a vital crossing point over the River Thames in London, UK.
Schoolboys on their way home for Christmas 1926.
A waitress on roller skates delivers a tray of food to customers. 1940s.
An Empire State builder hangs from a crane above New York City, 1930.
Ah, I remember when all the little diners and coffee shops had your little tabletop “juke dozens”…
