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Vintage photos from the Coney Island of yesteryear

(via The Week) Coney Island has long had a special place in the hearts of New Yorkers and tourists. Part

(via All That Is Interesting) As a clerk at Ellis Island from 1892-1925, Augustus Sherman was in a unique position

(via Retronaut) Retronaut has posted 12 widescreen images of New York City date back to the end of the 19th

(via This is Colossal) Every spring, photographer Danilo Dungo spends time at Inokashira Park in Tokyo, famous for its abundance

Photographer Aaron Sheldon’s “Small Steps Are Giant Leaps” project features his son “dressed as an astronaut in everyday situations and

Retronaut has a series of photos of late 19th and early 20th century college students in their dorm rooms. Add

We’ve seen them in pictures and in guidebooks. The world’s most famous landmarks live in popular imagination in their idealized

Altas Obscura has a story about Boise, Idaho-based photographer and video producer Levi Bettwieser who started the Rescued Film Project.

From Bored Panda: Since the Schengen Agreement of 1985, restrictions on moving between countries in Europe have slowly been erased.

Like REALLY big. Really, REALLY big. Really, really, really, REALLY big. Photographer Christopher Cline takes Juji, his Goldendoodle, to new

Utica, NY – 1910. The photo is labeled: Erie Canal at Utica. Shorpy is a wonderful vintage photo blog (1850’s-1950’s)