Absolutely love that photo too. Real emotions. You can see the simple love and connection between a father and son, regardless of the generation. They didn't' have the luxuries we have today, but in this moment in time they seem pretty darn happy.

lol ... I'm terrified of heights and those photos actually make me dizzy just looking at them !!! Glad you enjoyed the collection.

Progress ... supposedly !

Thank you for your continued support and appreciation for my music. Yes the WTC one gets to me in the same was a s the high-rise ironworkers ... I'm not very good with heights !

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@@AmazingHistoricalPhotos Yes, the captions are helpful, but do they have to be so big?

@@oldbones3092 Surprisingly I have about the equal amount of comments suggesting they are too small as to too big. It's impossible to please everyone so I just went with the default setting in the program I use.

Father and son is one of my favs when i made this collection. So real.

Thanks so much David ! I thought I'd try something different at the end ... Thanks for noticing.

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Progress ? ... I guess ... But, I agree 100% ... they were works of art. Every step forward we take in comfort, we seem to take two steps back in beauty.

I noticed that as well. No shoes on the children's feet. 😢

My father told me years ago that growing up in the country in Canada and I've read many other accounts from the US that shoes were reserved for certain occasions. The less well off children had shoes but wore them only for school ( my dad said they would walk barefoot to school and only put the shoes on when they got there) or church or perhaps a social gathering. This way they were in good shape to be passed on when they were outgrown. Not sure what they did in winter lol. So I'm not sure if the fact the children are not wearing shoes is all the unusual

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Progress, I guess ! ... But, I totally agree with you. They were not only built well but were like pieces of art. The architecture was incredible. Such a shame to tear them down.

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.... with much assistance, one would imagine !

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Me neither ... But, I guess when a man needs to fish ... a man needs to fish.

I remember them into the 1960's.

The only worms I like are gummy worms!

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I am familiar with that photo .... it's very powerful.

Extremely high .... it was kind of a a big deal ... especially when family members surprise their loved ones.

Photographers could have been following the soldiers as they returned.