1946

[Portrait of Lester Young, Famous Door, New York, N.Y., ca. Sept. 1946] (LOC)
by The Library of Congress

[Portrait of Dizzy Gillespie, Mary Lou Williams, Tadd Dameron, Hank Jones, Milt Orent, Dixie Bailey, and Jack Teagarden, Mary Lou Williams' apartment, New York, N.Y., ca. Aug. 1947] (LOC)
by The Library of Congress

[Portrait of Dave Lambert, Jerry Duane, Wayne Howard, Jerry Packer, and Margaret Dale, New York, N.Y., ca. Jan. 1947] (LOC)
by The Library of Congress

[Portrait of Doris Day and Les Brown, Aquarium, New York, N.Y., ca. July 1946] (LOC)
by The Library of Congress

Rodeo photographer Ralph Doubleday and his camera: Lakeland, Florida
by State Library and Archives of Florida

Mrs. G.W. Denney (LOC)
by The Library of Congress

Muriel McGlynn and William Richardson on their wedding day, 1946
by Australian War Memorial collection

Railway Refreshment Room - Wynyard
by MHNSW - State Archives Collection

Seoul, Korea Sidewalk
by dok1

Hong Kong Business From Britain; British Business from Hong Kong
by Can Pac Swire

1941 Buick
by dok1

Maitland. Grossman House. Built in the Regency style in 1871. It is a mirror reverse image of Brough House. When sold in 1892 it became the Maitland Girls High School.
by denisbin

Malvern Star Bicycle Competition, Stanmore Theatre (taken for Acme Theatres), 1946
by State Library of NSW

Die 75 634 ...
by Michael Bliefert

Aristide Berto Cianfarani's Bowen R. Church statue at the 435-acre Roger Williams Park in Providence, Rhode Island (LOC)
by The Library of Congress

Lord Kitchner's trumpeter in 1915, Pvt. Frank Inman of Australian Imp. [i.e., Imperial] Forces. Mr. Inman trumpeting at Anzac Day service of April 25th, '40 (LOC)
by The Library of Congress

Neon sign at the Twist Cone ice cream stand in Aberdeen, a small city in northeast South Dakota that was founded by a railroad executive whose boss was born in Aberdeen, Scotland, hence the choice of the new town's name (LOC)
by The Library of Congress

Rancho Super Car Wash neon sign in Rancho Mirage, California (LOC)
by The Library of Congress

Smokey Bear, long the symbolic mascot of the United States Forest Service, alerts drivers in Shell Canyon in north-central Wyoming's remote Big Horn County that fire danger is high there (LOC)
by The Library of Congress

Sign for the venerable Caruso's Restaurant historic, turned trendy, Fourth Avenue in Tucson, Arizona. Caruso's was opened in the 1930s by Nicasio ("Caruso") Zagona, and the restaurant has (as of 2018) remained in the family since then (LOC)
by The Library of Congress

The owners of this large fruit stand in Thorp, a small town in Washington State's fertile central valley, replete with orchards and vineyards, made their advertising sign extra-large so that drivers passing by on Interstate Highway 90 were almost guarante
by The Library of Congress

Eudunda. The new silo art. The artist depicts images related to local author Colin Thiele and the Ngadjeri Aboriginal people.
by denisbin

There are a lot of dairy farms in the rural Midwest state of Iowa, as this sculpture scene made of butter promotes at the annual Iowa State Fair in the capital city of Des Moines (LOC)
by The Library of Congress

Even the picket fence has a dog theme at the Dog Chapel, indeed, a quite serious chapel devoted to departed and/or beloved canine pets. Opened in 1995 on a hillside ("Dog Mountain") in St. Johnsbury, Vermont by Stephen Huneck, the chapel welcomes visitors
by The Library of Congress

Hindmarsh Valley near Victor Harbor. The ruins of the Bible Christian romanesque style chapel built in 1878.Closed in 1928. Became a Lutheran Church 1936 to 1952.
by denisbin

The Mill Inn motel and adjacent grain elevator of the old Sheridan Flouring Mills in Sheridan, Wyoming (LOC)
by The Library of Congress

Queenscliffe. The Queenscliffe Hotel built in 1887 with Queen Anne features including an octagonal tower. Great cast iron lace work on the verandas and extensive wooden decoration. .
by denisbin

Queenscliffe at the entrance to Port Phillip Bay. The defensive fort built between 1863 and 1867. Now a miiltiary history museum.
by denisbin

Queenscliffe. The former Anglican rectory.
by denisbin

Queenscliffe. The Post Office built in 1887. Architect was G Austin. Italianate with pediment and other facade ornamentation. This Art Deco entrance porch added in 1915 destroyed the symemtry of the facade..
by denisbin

Queenscliffe. Bellarine Peninsula. The Anglican church built in 1864. Painted stucco. The tower was added in 1878. The land for it was donated by Governor La Trobe. Nave and altar.
by denisbin

Queenscliffe. The ferry that crosses Port Phillip Bay from Queenscliffe to Sorrento on the Mornington Peninsula.
by denisbin

Parachilna in the Flinders Ranges. Amazing Ediacaran fossils at the Prairie Hotel.
by denisbin

Lock. Eyre Peninsula. The old railway yards and a section of platform where the railway station once stood. Now the Viterra grain silo storage area.
by denisbin

Cummins. Eyre Peninsula. Behind the trees and railway line is the Cummins Hotel built in 1911.
by denisbin

Cummins. Eyre Peninsula. The former Commercial Bank of Sydney building erected in 1932. Now a barber shop and an AMP agency.
by denisbin

Cummins. Mosaics in the SAR South Australian Railways themed park.
by denisbin

Cummins. Mosaics in the SAR South Australian Railways themed park. The bronze statue of a wheat lumper.
by denisbin

Cummins. Railway station yards with the Viterra grain silos.
by denisbin

Cummins. The Gothic Methodist Church built in 1912 and still in use as the Cummins Uniting Church.
by denisbin

Leigh Creek in the Flinders Ranges. Rail bridge near the town. Built in 1957 to cart brown coal to power station at Port Augusta.
by denisbin

Parachilna Gorge in the South Australian Flinders Ranges. Creek bed, gum trees and rocky terrain.
by denisbin

Stirling. In the Adelaide Hills. The Main Street in autumn.
by denisbin

E. Mervyn Taylor
by Archives New Zealand

Geelong. The foundation stone of the Art Gallery was laid in 1914 with the gallery opening in 1915. Paintings were first hung in the Town Hall in 1895.
by denisbin

Geelong. La Trobe Tce now the highway. Four ages of architecture in one city block. Left 1913 Art Nouveau house. Right 1860s French doored residence. beside these Art Deco and 1880s Victorian
by denisbin

Geelong. Market Square. This central town reserve became a shopping precinct. Solomons building on the corner with the cupola on the roof opened in 1913.
by denisbin

220 Years of the Library of Congress-- preserving all formats for posterity (LOC)
by The Library of Congress

Geelong. Yarra Street. The altar and apse in St Mary's Catholic Church. Work began in 1854. The church opened in 1872. All work was completed in 1937.
by denisbin

Port Augusta. Sturt Desert Pea the state emblem of South Australia in the Arid Lands Botanic Gardens.
by denisbin

Cowell. Franklin Harbour Eyre Peninsula. The latest South Australian silo art. Being completed in September 2019. The artist is Austin Moncrieff and the local cameleer depicted is Lionel Deer with his camel Diamantina.
by denisbin

No. 99 car running on the beach road - Daytona Beach
by State Library and Archives of Florida

Tumut. The altar and east window in the Tumut Anglican Church which was built in 1878.
by denisbin

Tumut. The beautiful Anglican church designed by Edmund Blacket. Completed 1878. Dark bricks used to create patterns on the facade.
by denisbin

Weethalle. The old railway station now a small cafe. Behind is the fine town hotel. The railway reached here in 1923. Town established 1921 for soldier settlers from WW1.
by denisbin

Bus stop at 1st and Lander, 1946
by Seattle Municipal Archives

1946 Hydramatic for Oldsmobiles
by Hugo-90

Reed Auto Sales, Packard, Denver CO, 1946
by aldenjewell

1993 Saab 900
by aldenjewell

Hornsby - Children watching Newcastle Express approaching
by MHNSW - State Archives Collection