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Entries from May 2008
Ford Tractor – Sterling, PA
May 31, 2008 · 3 Comments
Categories: Farm Equipment · NEPA · Photography · Science Education · Sterling PA
Boscov Mannikins – Scranton, PA
May 31, 2008 · 2 Comments





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Some Boscov history:
Established in Reading, PA in 1911, Boscov claims to be “one of the last remaining full-service department stores, featuring men’s, women’s, and children’s apparel; shoes; jewelry; cosmetics; housewares; appliances; toys; stationery; and sporting goods.”
Categories: Department Stores · Mannikins · NEPA · Scranton
Banca Stabile & Co. – New York, Boston – Commercial Street, Boston
May 30, 2008 · 4 Comments

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From Little Italy by Emelie Aleandri - Google Books
Little Italy by Emelie Aleandri – Google Books

From "Little Italy" by Emelie Aleandri
Banca Stabile & Co.-
- Boston Family History
- Museum Plans to Move to Its Symbolic Home, ‘Littler Italy’ By JAMES BARRON NY Times article – April 2007
- In Little Italy, a Former Bank Will Now Hold Immigrants’ Memories by VINCENT M. MALLOZZI – Published: September 9, 2008
Categories: Banks · Boston · Boston Waterfront · History · NY Times · NYC
Constitution Wharf – Charlestown, MA
May 30, 2008 · 1 Comment


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Categories: Boston Waterfront · Charlestown MA · Dock Warehousing · Ghost signs, ghost ads & other phantoms
White Star; New England Distributing & Warehouse Corp; Borden- Constitution Wharf – Charlestown, MA
May 30, 2008 · Leave a Comment






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Categories: Borden · Boston Waterfront · Charlestown MA · Warehouses · White Star
Young & Schmuck – Eighth Avenue & West 47th Street – 1997
May 29, 2008 · 2 Comments
Categories: Cigars · Ghost signs, ghost ads & other phantoms · Midtown NYC · Photography · Pool & Billiard Parlors · Wines & Liquor · Young & Schmuck
Rosario Dawson @ Seventeen – East Village Rooftop – March 1997
May 29, 2008 · 2 Comments

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Categories: East Village · Paparazzo · Photography · Rosario Dawson
Frank H. Jump @ 18 – Zandvoort, Nederland – August 1978
May 29, 2008 · 2 Comments

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Categories: Netherlands · Nostalgia · Photography · Zandvoort
Sam Waterston – Ninth Avenue & West 21st – Chelsea, NYC April 1997
May 29, 2008 · 1 Comment

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Don’t Dump – Drains To Alewife Brook – Cambridge, MA
May 28, 2008 · Leave a Comment

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Richdale Avenue
More on Alewife Brook:
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Description The Little River in the Alewife Brook Reservation in
Cambridge, MassachusettsSource self-made Date 2007-08-28 Author Tim Pierce Permission
(Reusing this image)Creative Commons Camera location
Categories: Boston · Cambridge MA · Ecology · Photography · Science Education · Water Management
Member Agent Allied Van Lines, Inc. – Cambridge, MA
May 28, 2008 · Leave a Comment


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Richdale Avenue
Categories: Allied Van Lines · Cambridge MA · Ghost signs, ghost ads & other phantoms · Photography
Keeps Colors From Fading – East 9th Street & Lafayette
May 27, 2008 · 1 Comment

© Vincenzo Aiosa
Vincenzo spied the sign from which I created my Fading Ad logo years back. I had climbed to the roof of the adjacent building and got really good close-ups. Guess I have to search my Ektachrome archives again to offer you a glimpse.
Categories: East Village · Ghost signs, ghost ads & other phantoms · Laundry Products · NYC · Photography · Vincenzo Aiosa
Cambridge University Storage – Cambridge, MA
May 27, 2008 · Leave a Comment





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Categories: Boston · Cambridge MA · Ghost signs, ghost ads & other phantoms · Photography · Storage
Remembrance of Our Dead – The War With AIDS Isn’t Over
May 26, 2008 · 4 Comments
“The History Of AIDS In America
Has Been One Of Denial & Suppression…”


Wallace Shawn reads from Vito Russo’s Celluloid Closet
Memorial Day has always been a bittersweet holiday for me. I don’t know many veterans since many of my friends are gay or lesbian and cannot openly serve in the military. The only legitimate and significant war I have personally experienced been the War Against AIDS. From this day forward, Memorial Day will be a day I will remember those I’ve lost in this war and I invite everyone else to join me.
Sitting and trying to think of the countless people I have encountered in my life who have died from this still stigmatizing disease is a daunting task. Above are some of the names of friends and acquaintances who have touched our lives (Vincenzo and myself) in some way. [I've gotten up out of bed and updated the list twice already. I don't think this is a realistic task for one day.]
This April I have been HIV+ for 24 years – half of my life. Through the years I have begun to have days when I think of the disease only perhaps once or twice a day, but not a single day goes by that I’m not reminded of my mortality at least once – probably due to my adherence to my meds. Then I remember those I’ve lost. I encourage people to share names of their loved ones who have died of AIDS- reminding America of the indignities and indifference they had experienced.
Image citings:
Silence = Death & AIDSGATE – Gran Fury
David Wojnarowicz
Vito Russo
Other similar postings:
Categories: ACT UP · AIDS Complacency · AIDS Stigmatization · Activism · Art · David Wojnarowicz · Denial · Gran Fury · HIV/AIDS Education · Memorial · Oppression · Photography · Propaganda · Vito Russo











