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Every building is identified and catalogued and resourced
000 engineers worked on rebuilding and operating the lines
The photo offers a unique perspective on the economic and cultural exchanges that took place between Native Americans and white settlers in the American West during the mid-twentieth century
United KingdomPhotographer: The American Red CrossRemaster: Jordan LloydOriginal Format: Glass plateCommercial Use: ⇲ License this Image
1940Location: Pie Town
Detroit Medical Center, 1979, Colorized Yokohama Every building is identified andABOUT THIS PHOTOGRAPH William Henry Kessler was an American Modernist architect, studying under Bauhaus founder Walter Gropius at Harvard and the Chicago Institute of Design. In the late '60s, Kessler would found his own firm working on a range of projects from public housing to academic institutes and hospitals. Kessler's colour palette of primary colour is a trademark of his projects. Jordan J. Lloyd Taken: 1979Location: Detroit, Michigan, United
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