Eugène Trutat

Group portrait, Luchon

  

Monte Carlo, April 1904

 

Nice. Flower market, April 1899

 

On the way to Bonaguil

 

The capitol decorated, 14 July 1899

 

Source: Wikimedia Commons

Paul Stang

Children in rain coats, ca. 1920

  

Marie Stang playing the fiddle, ca. 1910

 

These boys from the Stang and Gjerde farms were hired to transport sand 

and cement to the dams being constructed in Stongfjorden, ca. 1910

 

Two men playfighting in the street, ca. 1910

 

Winter in Stongfjorden, ca. 1910

 

Source: Fylkesarkivet i Sogn og Fjordane

Detroit Publishing

Riverside Inn, Saranac Lake, Adirondack Mountains, NY, ca. 1909

  

Sagamore dock, Green Island, Lake George, NY, ca. 1904

 

Schooley's Mountain, road from Hackettstown, NJ, 1890-1901

 

Shore Drive, Lincoln Park, Chicago, ca. 1905

 

Silver Bay Hotel, Lake George, NY, ca. 1906

Vintage New Zealand

Children in the children's ward of Wellington Hospital, ca 1928

  

Deer hunters in a dinghy, ca 1920s

 

Group of people watching the eruption of Mount Ngauruhoe, Waikato, 1926

 

Primary school classroom and pupils, ca. 1920s

 

Women strawberry pickers, Lower Motueka, early 1920s

 

Courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand

Axel Lindahl

Dovrefjeld, Fokstuen med Snehætten, ca. 1880-90

  

Lapplanders with reindeer, 1880-90

 

Lapplanders with turf hut, 1880-90

 

Romsdalen, farmers from Eikisdalen, 1880s

 

Ulfsfjorden by Ulfsnæs, 1880-90

 

Source: Wikimedia Commons

Road Trip 1954

On July 31, 1954, freelance photographer Rosemary Gilliat and her girlfriends, Anna Brown, Audrey James and Helen Salkeld, packed up Helen’s Plymouth station wagon and began their 12,391-kilometre road trip across Canada. During the next 38 days, they crossed five provinces and four states, travelling through Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, British Columbia, Washington, Montana, North Dakota and Minnesota, and returning to Ottawa on September 6.

Helen Salkeld, Audrey James, Anna Brown and Rosemary Gilliat (left to right) 

getting ready to leave Ottawa, Ontario for their Trans-Canada Highway trip, July 31, 1954

  

 Anna Brown, Helen Salkeld and Audrey James stopping at 

Deep River (Ottawa River), Ontario. July 31, 1954

  

Audrey James in a tent, possibly near Temagami, Ontario, July 31, 1954

 

Where do we go from here? Audrey James standing at a large road sign on 

the Trans-Canada Highway near Kirkland Lake, Ontario, August 1, 1954

 

Audrey James, Anna Brown and Helen Salkeld erecting 

tents, Moonbeam, Ontario, August 1, 1954

 

Anna Brown half asleep in a tent, Moonbeam, Ontario, August 1, 1954

 

Downtown street in Hearst, Ontario, August 2, 1954

 

Supper by deserted gold mine buildings, possibly 

near Geraldton, Ontario, August 2, 1954

 

Anna Brown cooking outdoors, possibly in the vicinity of 

Klotz Lake near Geraldton, Ontario, August 2, 1954

 

Anna Brown getting out of a lake in Northern Ontario, August 2, 1954

 

Anna Brown and Helen Salkeld on a lakeshore, Nipigon, Ontario, August 3, 1954

 

Supper beside English River, Ontario, August 3, 1954

 

 Anna Brown and Helen Salkeld erecting tents, 

English River, Ontario, August 3, 1954

  

Source: BiblioArchives/LibraryArchives Canada

Vintage Ireland

 Mr Murray's theatrical group, all dressed up to perform The Runaway Girl pictured 

at the rear of City Hall/Theatre Royal on The Mall in Waterford, 11 December 1921

  

Muckinish Castle, near Ballyvaughan in Co. Clare, ca. 1885

 

North Frederick Street and Hardwicke Street, Dublin, ca. 1912

 

Otter hunt at Curraghmore near Portlaw, Co. Waterford, 14 May 1901

 

School treat, tea, Co. Galway, September 1904

 

Source: National Library of Ireland