If you’re interested, I found some links today to the Library of Congress’s exhibition of FSA color pictures taken between 1939 and 1943.
http://midlandpacific.typepad.com/the_midland_pacific/2006/01/a_suddenly_colo.html
If you’re interested, I found some links today to the Library of Congress’s exhibition of FSA color pictures taken between 1939 and 1943.
http://midlandpacific.typepad.com/the_midland_pacific/2006/01/a_suddenly_colo.html
I can’t comment on the prototype photos posted therein but I know some of the Canadaigua Southern shots are probably from as late as the 1980’s!
CNJ831
Thanks for the link. Those are very interesting photos. I viewed them all. What I found interesting was how so many of them looked just like Norman Rockwell paintings come to life.
-Dave
Yes, they are remarkable, aren’t they? I’m planning on going down to see the exhibit before it closes.
Well, the ones of John Armstrong obviously were, but the vast majority of them were taken at the open house. I was there, and if you compare my photos to those on this website, the trains were spotted in the same positions. They weren’t running trains that day - it was a static display. I was really looking forward to getting pictures of the 4-6-6-6, and I was disappointed that they’d spotted it under an overpass.