162 Free Images of Classiccar

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Skyward Stacks: Potomac Electric Power Co. Benning plant. Closeup of Benning plant with good clouds. May 31, 1943

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Wrath: Heavy black clouds of dust rising over the Texas Panhandle, Texas, March 1936.

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Waves, Spars, & Cars: Parking lot and billboards in Baltimore, Maryland. April 1943.

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Park-way: On the Mall in Washington, D.C., December 1943.

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Far Away Places: A Gas station in Minneapolis, Minnesota, December 1937.

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Tree for Two: Sunday cyclist at Haines Point, Washington, D.C. June 1942.

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Yuletide Derby: The main street of Derby, Connecticut, decorated for the Christmas season, December 1940.

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Rainy Day Chaperone: Coming home from school on a rainy day in Norwich, Connecticut, November 1940.

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Looking north on Woodward Ave., from the Maccabees Building with the Fisher Building at the far left, and the Wardell Hotel at the middle right, Detroit, Michigan. July 1942.

A Westport commuter arriving at station for train to New York City, October 1941.

Small Town, Summer: A street scene in Keysville, Virginia, June 1943.

Mud on Main Street: Navigating the business district of Herrin, Illinois, after a snowstorm. January 1939.

Step Into the Future: Griffith Consumers Co. Showroom at Superior Motors. September 1946

Cool in Summer: Keeping the airliner air-conditioned while it is on the ground. Municipal airport, Washington, D.C., July 1941.

The Golden Hour: Street in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, Fall 1939.

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Winter's Doorstep: The main square in Colchester, Connecticut. November 1940.

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Lateness of the Hour: At the Tri-County Farmers Co-op at Du Bois, Pennsylvania, August 1940.

Winter's Wand: After a snowstorm in Norwich, Connecticut, November 1940.

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Passengers Anonymous: People in a bus on rainy day in Norwich, Connecticut. November, 1940.

On a Street Where You Live: Corner store which is patronized by Mrs. Ella Watson, a government charwoman. Washington, D.C., August 1942.

Moving Day: An African-American family moving into new Homesteads near Newport News Virginia, 1937.

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Columbia Steel Co., Geneva, Utah. The new plant will make important additions to the vast amount of steel needed for the war effort. November 1942.

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On the Way to Somewhere: Trailer & truck at a gas station in Elko, Nevada, March 1940.

Group of men on 7th Avenue and 28th Street, New York City, November 1936.

Horse and sled of a garbage and rubbish collector. Woodstock, Vermont 1940.

Gasoline Noir: Oil and gasoline service station at night in San Augustine, Texas. April 1939.

Soldiering On: A war veteran who sells pencils on the street. Omaha, Nebraska, November 1938.

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Intersection Anarchy: Traffic scenes in Washington, D.C. Traffic scene, July 20, 1936.

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Good and Bad: A used cars retailer in Bedford, Virginia. March 1941.

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A Sceptre Noir: View of Terminal Tower at night, with eagle on right. Clevelend, Ohio, 1931.

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Susan Hayward, Paramount motion picture star, does her share in sending typewriters to war. 1942.

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Bleak Harvest: Outside Farm Security Administration (FSA) grant office during the pea harvest. Calipatria, California. February 1939.

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WWJDetroit: Street view of Radio station WWJ in Detroit, Michigan. August 1942.

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Two men on a street in Woodstock, Vermont, 1940.

The Ice Route: A bus going through the snow near Connecticut Avenue and Chevy Chase Circle, Washington, D.C. March 1942.

The Crucible: Houses of the mill town overlooking the Pittsburgh Crucible Steel Company in Midland, Pennsylvania, January 1941.

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Knocking Off: The end of the afternoon shift at the Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation in Aliquippa, Pennsylvania, January 1941.

There and Back Again: An elderly woman awaits the international streetcar at a corner in El Paso, Texas to return across the bridge after a day of business, June 1938.

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Down on the Corner: View down 52nd Street in New York, N.Y., circa 1948.

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Snowy Small Town: The business section of Bantam, Connecticut. with the camera facing south along Lafayette Boulevard (Route 25). January-February 1942.

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Hear That Whistle: Shipyard employees getting out of work at 4 p.m. Newport News, Virginia, March 1941.

View of the Elba FSA (Farm Security Administration) co-op cannery. Elba, Coffee County, Alabama August 1941.

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The Easy Life: Winter tourist reading a magazine beside his trailer home. Sarasota trailer park, Sarasota, Florida, January 1941.

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Driver's Seat: To replace men who have been called to armed service, many young girls like 19-year-old Jewel Halliday are taking jobs never before held by women. October 1943.

The Empire State Building from 41st St. and 5th Ave. New York City, July 4, 1933.

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Jimmy The Iceman Cometh: All heating and cooking is done with coal oil in the FSA (Farm Security Administration) housing project. Hartford, Connecticut. September 1941.

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Just Off Main: Sidewalk traffic on main street on the day of tobacco auctions in Mebane, North Carolina. November 1939.

Mood Indigo: View down 52nd Street, New York, N.Y., ca. July 1948.

Morning Rush: Workers hurrying to catch a conveyance for work at seven a.m. Baltimore, Maryland, April 1943.

Hired man on a farm near Woodstock, Vermont, usually empties the radiator in his car every evening and refills it again with water in the morning to save the cost of antifreeze, 1940.

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Farmers near Woodstock, Vermont bring their cans of milk to the crossroads early every morning where it is picked up by the coop farmers' truck and is taken to the city, 1940.

Wars, Past & Present: Memorial Day parade moving down the main street in Southington, Connecticut, May 1942. The small number of spectators is accounted for by the fact that the town's war factories did not close for the holiday.

The Three of Us: Two of the Dumond children at the back door of their home in Lille, Maine. The family are French-Canadian potato farmers and Farm Security Administration clients, October 1940.

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Scrappper: Truck loaded with scrap metal is weighed on platform scale before being unloaded in wholesale junkyard during the salvage campaign, Victory Program. Washington, D.C. May 1942.

Working Class Hearths: A Syrian neighborhood near the shipyards. Slum area where many shipyard workers live. Winter Street, Quincy, Massachusetts. December 1940.

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Our Daily Bread: Changing of shifts at Penomah Mills, Inc. in Taftville, Connecticut. November 1940.

The Long Shadows: Traffic on the main street of Fayetteville, North Carolina at about five o'clock, when the workers start coming out at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. March 1941.

Gas Lines: Morning of July 21st, the last day before stricter gas rationing went into effect, cars were parked in front of gas stations long before they opened, waiting to fill their tanks on the quota. Washington, DC 1942.

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Disputed Passage: Cotton snakes, waste cotton picked from floors of sampling and classing rooms in brokers' offices on Cotton Row, Front Street, Memphis, Tennessee. October 1939.

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