Nancy123
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1001-1008 Market St.
Thank you! You guys are really good at finding these

1001-1008 Market St.
Believe it or not, you used to be able to send Children via the US Mail.
Yikes?
Nice use of telephoto compression? "Yikes" is a good title!
I absolutely love these photos!!!!
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Awesome! Too bad it's most likely gone.
Yeah, for sure, although look at that characteristic bit of 1910s-20s architecture:
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Awesome! Too bad it's most likely gone.
That house could be dropped into a Wes Anderson movie just like that.
Most of my dad's thousands of prints and negatives have dates, locations, and titles, except this one. As I go through his archives, I find mystery photos now and then. I have no idea what the purpose of this photograph was but I love it. Wouldn't it be great if I could find the kid?
Was your father a published photographer? I googled his name as a photographer and got several Jon Gormans who are currently active photogs. The first two images in this post impress me as his work would have enough appeal for publication of his works.
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Was your father a published photographer? I googled his name as a photographer and got several Jon Gormans who are currently active photogs. The first two images in this post impress me as his work would have enough appeal for publication of his works.
This was the only way to rescue the baby when she crawled between two houses and got stuck. That's how they built them in San Francisco back then, super close together. The fireman got her safely out and she wasn't hurt. This shot won my dad a first place award in photojournalism. It ran in the S.F. Examiner sometime in the early 1960s.
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