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 This is years after the legendary cattle drives from Texas to Dodge City, Kansas, since by the early 20th century, there were plenty of railroads in Texas and you didn't have to go to Dodge City. As a matter of fact, Texas has more railroad mileage than any other State in the Union.

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1930's fashions before World War 2. 

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Broadway and Fifth ave, New York City 1905
I never knew New York had cable cars before.   

Neither did I.  Apparently, they were even used over the Brooklyn Bridge

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Times Square, circa 1905 taken atop the Times building

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Making shoes/boots 100+ years ago. 

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I thought this was interesting, the 23rd St, Broadway and 5th Ave interchange before the Flatiron Building was built in 1902. 

This picture is from 1890

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This is from before World War 1. 

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This is from before World War 1. 

Looks like they set it up in someone's living room!   

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Times Square, circa 1905 taken atop the Times building

Okay, reverse angle, obviously taken from the ground.  Circa 1908.  The same hotel seen in the lower left of the previous pic is at the right behind the Astor Theater.  I believe it’s Astor’s hotel, as well.

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The French Market Inn in New Orleans at 509 Decatur Street. The place is still there and the trolleys you see on the right side of the photo still run, even though they are much newer now. At this time, New Orleans was by far the biggest and most important city in the South because it is on the Mississippi river and Gulf of Mexico, and it was the main port. At the time, only New York City had a bigger port. Times have changed since.

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Very old fashion word processors.