This must surely be a break while making a Sunday run. |
Tuesday, April 01, 2008
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Richard Reynolds III is right, as usual, most of these Forepaugh-Sells photos [1-4, 6-8, maybe 5]were printed from a series of narrow negatives once possessed by P. M. McClintock, which passed via Fred D. Pfening, Jr. to the late Albert Conover. Most internal evidence dates them to 1906 [parade scene in post-San Francisco earthquake, Sept. 8-10, 1906; Mormon Temple in Salt Lake City, Utah, August 2, 1906] but there's also a tents view taken beside a train station labeled "Bryan," which was a Texas date on November 11, 1905. So, they're late 1905 to as late as September 1906.
The boys and gals are all dressed up, but what will they do with the ladder?
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