Heart in the beer foam! Do you see it!!!

Magic things happen at Meridian Pint.

laughingsquid:

Construction of the Golden Gate Bridge, 1933-1937

Here’s one instance of colorization aiding the understanding of an image.

And holy hell - how could this guy do this?

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“Pig Cafeteria.” From the collection of the Office of the Secretary of Agriculture at the National Archives, and featured in the exhibit “What’s Cooking, Uncle Sam?”.

It’s so awesome that the United States government had this photo taken.

Date:

Oct. 7, 1942

Description (Slide):

In N.Y.’s Chinatown

Description (Notebook):

A street in New York’s Chinatown. Sidewalk along Chinese store fronts.

From the Charles W. Cushman Collection at Indiana University.

I’ve spent some time looking through these awesome color photos from the 1940s this morning. Not much work getting done today…

bestrooftalkever:

When people tell me they’ve never been to Pittsburgh, I usually say “Why not?”

When people tell me they’ve been to Pittsburgh and thought it was beautiful, I tell them “Well, of course it is.”

Truth.

(Source: pittsburgh-sports)

What is this I don’t even

saltwaterlikewine:

Thriller?

Future zombies.

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Cherry Blossoms.

Yes.

theniftyfifties:

Grace Kelly by Loomis Dean, 1950s.

There is so much awesome in this photo.

October 21, 1922. Washington, D.C. “Shriners barbecue.” And a promotion for Prohibition-era Bud. National Photo Company glass negative.

Surprise party before starting grad school = tired, hungover, happy Ryan = grinning Buddha.

dreamsower:

I call this one grinning buddha

(haha Ryan, yo face!)

I can’t help but to be reminded of college field trips around Virginia for history classes.

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