Bell Museum: Wolves and Wild Lands In The 21st Century/Photo By Jim Brandenburg

Wolf Spying, Photo by Jim Brandenburg

(via First People.us)

At the Bell Museum, May 23 - October 4, 2009

Exhibit: Wolves and Wild Lands in the 21st Century

"Through real wolf displays and photography by Jim Brandenburg, this provocative exhibit examines conservation issues facing wolves from the Arctic to southeastern United States. Developed by the International Wolf Center in Ely, Minnesota, the exhibit tackles the questions: What can people do to make living with wolves easier? What are the financial and environmental costs of wolf predation on livestock? And will coyotes ultimately win out over wolves in the competition for food and space?
Wolves and Wild Lands Exhibit Walkabout with David Mech
Wednesday, July 22, Noon to 1 p.m.
Free with museum admission
Join internationally recognized wolf researcher David Mech for a personal, close-up tour of the exhibit. Mech, whose appointments include chair of the World Conservation Union's Wolf Specialist Group, senior research scientist with the U.S. Geological Survey and an adjunct professor at the University's Department of Fisheries, Wildlife and Conservation Biology, will share stories and insights about one of Minnesota's most fascinating animals."

Birthday Girl [413]

Found/Photographer Unknown

[via]

Happiness (second)

I am still a little glazed over and euphoric over the reality that I will be living in a space 2 1/2 the size of my current quarters-- Large blank walls, wood floors, pets allowed, *swoon*, etc.

I wanted to post this second picture from the first visit where I was able to get in there and take it all in.

Hillbilly Christmas, (1975) [867]

Found. (I'm awfully glad I did), Photographer Unknown

Don't miss it! Visit the entire set over yonder at my flickr.

Orange Stealth

Found/Photographer Unknown

Born To Twirl! (1964 Junior High Yearbook)

Found/Photographer Unknown


1964 Junior High Yearbook

via: my flickr

The Dangers Of Alcohol #12-3 (Gargantua Photos)

via: Gargantua Photos

Alaska Kodachrome-1980s/Photographer Unknown

Early 1980s Kodachrome from Alaska. Photographer Unknown.

The 50-Second Framed Portrait

Found.

Instant Photo by International Mutoscope Corporation Photomat, c. 1940s

(via)

Beverly Hillbillies (Stars Hall Of Fame, Florida)

As a child, I watched this program religiously. I am not ashamed.

Found/Photographer Unknown
Stars Hall Of Fame (Florida)
Now defunct.
Lost Parks

(via)

...

Nothing nicer than a giant blank wall, and some soft, available light.

Stars Hall Of Fame-Liberace Wax Figure c.1975

Found/Photographer Unknown

Stars Hall Of Fame, (Florida),

Now defunct.

Lost Parks

Premium Arcade Light

Found/Photographer Unknown. via my flickr

[721]

Monroe County, Indiana (1986)

New gas-masks for the NSW Fire Brigade, Castlereagh Street headquarters, Sydney, 1927 / Photo By Sam Hood

"Firemen display their latest gasmask at the Fire Brigade's Castlereagh Street headquarters, where popular demonstrations for the public were given on Wednesday afternoons."

Photo by Sam Hood (1927)

via: State Library Of New South Wales

Anticipation [A349]

All Of The Lovely Details [682]

Found/Photographer Unknown

via my flickage.

Charles Chaplin, c. 1920s Photo By "Witzel"

Charles Chaplin, RPPC. Photo by "Witzel, LA"

The condition of this made me very sad.

(This is of course, in the 20s, but for accuracy sake, I can say that the postcard paper is AZO, 2-up, 2-down.) (1918-1930)

[651]

Found/Photographer Unknown

From my flickr.

[626] Photographer Unknown

hillbilly

Found/Photographer Unknown. 1940s, possibly 30s.

Amen Brother.

"I love you guys but

if I unfollow you

[on Tumblr] 

it’s not because

I dislike

you or anything

you say -

it’s because

reading through 16 pages of

posts like this daily is

fucking killing me."

  via: Everythinginthesky

Three Young Dudes [593] (Photographer Unknown)

Found. (Photographer Unknown)

Anonymous Love

Found. (Photographer Unknown)
(Double exposure and a little extra touch-up)

Anonymous Love (Ray)

[Untitled] Photograph By Aoife Giles

via: AoifeJohanna's Flickr

And here: Aoife Giles

Uncle Fred's Folly

Trick/Amusement Photograph, Found. (Photographer Unknown)

Olean, NY. c.1910-1917