Enchanted images out of U.S. history

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Rarely Seen “Enchanted” Moments of US History   La Plaza, as seen from the Pico House. Pueblo Los Angeles, c. 1869    Burnt District Coffee House in Chicago after the Fire, 1871. Chicago entrepreneurs quickly reacted to establish or reestablish businesses in the fire district.    Telephone wires in New York, 1887    Hanging of a stagecoach robber in Texas, c. 1890-1900    Wood-plank prison in Wyoming, 1893    Chinatown Squad of the San Francisco Police Department posing with sledge hammers and axes in front of August Pistolesi’s grocery store at 752 Washington Street, 1895. They were specialized in opium dens and gambling rooms and their method was simple.    Opium den in San Francisco, 1900    Alice Huyler Ramsey (November 11, 1886 – September 10, 1983), the first woman to drive across the United States from coast to coast, 1909. Only 152 miles out of the total 3600-mile trip were made on paved road.    North American native Chilocco Indian Agricultural School basketball team in 1909. Originally, the swastika is a sign of good fortune.   A horse-drawn fire engine of Engine No. 39 leaving Fire Headquarters at 157 East 67th Street for the last time after being replaced with a motorized fire engine, New York City, February 19, 1912.    Lawn mowers of the White House grounds, 1918    Motorcycle chariots, 1920s    Neighbors of Japanese origin were already unwanted in some neighborhoods in 1923    Three friends take a joyride on their ‘new’ vehicle, Ohio, c. 1924    North American native switchboard operator, 1925    Workers lay bricks to pave 28th Street in Manhattan, 1930    Drive-In restaurant on West Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles,1932    A life guard and a doctor attempt to save a swimmers life on Coney Island Beach, 1940. The woman in the center chose the worst moment for a smile.    Coney Island, NY, 1940    Victor Mature, Marilyn Monroe and Queen Elizabeth (both 30 at the time) meet at a movie premier in London. October 1956   Elvis Presley joins the Army, 1958    Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev eating a hot dog in Des Moines, Iowa, on which he commented “It’s excellent…we make good sausages but yours are better”, 1959   Couple and friend being abused in a restaurant for the latter being black, USA, 1963    Minoru Yamasaki (right) posing with a model of the World Trade Center he designed, 1964    Portrait of hockey goalie Terry Sawchuk before face masks became standard in 1966    Arnold Schwarzenegger on his first time in New York, 1968    New York City sidewalks filled with trash during the 1968 strike of sanitation workers.    US President Richard Nixon jumps down from the trunk of a limousine which carried him and Pakistani President Yahya Khan (left, background) in a motorcade to Government House after Nixon’s arrival in Lahore on August 1, 1969    Children play a game on the Xerox Alto, one of the first personal computers with a graphic user interface, 1973. Its monitor was switchable between portrait and landscape mode.    Statue of Liberty as seen from Jersey City, 1963    President Carter with engineers and solar panels newly installed on the White House, 1979. President Reagan had them removed in 1986, to be reinstalled by President Obama in 2010    Barack Obama posing with a group of friends that called themselves the Choom Gang, Hawaii, c. 1979. Choom was slang for smoking marijuana.    Ronald Reagan and Nancy Reagan posing with clay soldiers at the Mausoleum of Emperor Qin Shi Huang, 1984    . ...learn anything? SUPPORT REAL CONSERVATIVES  Order our book! $ 9.95 INSTANT DOWNLOAD TO ORDER CLICK HERE: http://www.lulu.com/shop/raymond-athens/ right-side-up/ebook/product-17358205.html