#Carnegie

[nauticaltrain]

I love your OC 'Hellcat' btw, are you willing to chat about your other OCS?

here you go anon *throws a bunch of new yorkers at you*

All of these gals are a part of the 20th Century Limited, a New York to Chicago passenger service that ran in the first half of the 1900s. They're in a love triangle and everyone else on the NYC is living for the drama. Main bulk of their story takes place in the late 40s.

Cachet

dignified, responsible, strait-laced

she'll make sure the mail gets where it needs to go no matter the cost - kind of an ends justify the means person

tends to be kind of stoic but has this vulnerable, softer side that emerges occasionally

has rizzed possibly the entire railroad, entirely by accident - she just has that much unintentional game

is forreal in love with Century Club, but doesn't know how to actually pursue a real relationship

the structure on her right arm is a mail hook, used for the bringing mail onto the train while in motion. In train form, it swings out, but here, it extends telescopically!

Century Club

sensual, big-hearted, bold

CeCe for short

possibly the loveliest person you've ever met - just really kind and open with people - always knows just what to say

has a trio of sisters that always have her back and will kill anyone that hurts her - CeCe is definitely the baby of the bunch - her sisters are Century Inn, Century Lounge, and Century Tavern

is technically a combination car but lounge car sounds better and that's what she tells people

big reader and writes poetry

started the year off in love with Carnegie, but is slowly shifting her affections towards Cachet

Carnegie

elegant, powerful, prideful

cold and beautiful like the lunar surface

Cachet's ex, currently trying to keep her and CeCe apart because she still has feelings

her and Cachet had an intense fling, Carnegie was more in love than Cachet was

is not in love with CeCe

not a bad person, just very very jealous

her and the other super hudsons all named themselves after prominent new york families after commodore vanderbilt (their older cousin and fellow hudson) was christened similarly - the others are Astor, Whitney, Roosevelt, Rockefeller, De Lancey, Morgan, Winthrop, Olyphant, and Goodyear

loves the theremin - listens to music out of the moon (album by les baxter, harry revel, and dr samuel hoffman) maybe every day

oh yeah and there's also a plotline where Cachet is carrying important documents and then gets robbed and goes on a noir detective style adventure to get them back all while confronting her own emotions but whatevs

[chicinsilk]

US Vogue July 1954

Nina de Voogt on the left in a red wool and silk jersey dress. By Talmack. On the right, Patsy Shally wears a red wool with rayon Avisco dress. By Mollie Parnis. Carnegie Jewelry: Lord & Taylor.

Nina de Voogt à gauche dans une robe en jersey de laine et de soie rouge. Par Talmack. À droite, Patsy Shally porte une robe rouge en laine avec rayonne Avisco. Par Mollie Parnis. Bijoux Carnegie : Lord & Taylor.

Photo John Rawlings vogue archive

[davidnajewiczphotography]

Woman and art, The Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh

[kecobe]

Dress by Hattie Carnegie, 1939 Photographer: Horst P. Horst (American, born Germany; 1906–1999) Archival pigment print, printed later; number one from an edition of five Christie’s, New York

Published: Vogue, “Fashion: Country Dinner: Skirts or Trousers?” June 15, 1939, p. 48

[unteriors]

Campbell Street, Carnegie, Pennsylvania.

[csmeatonimages]

Carnegie, Victoria, Australia, 2024 by Christopher Smeaton Via Flickr: Carnegie, Victoria, Australia

[eopederson]

Carnegie Library, Kilkenny, 2013.

I had known that Carnegie money was used outside the US in Scotland and Canada, but until I saw this building I had not known that Ireland also received funds to construct library facilities. The design of Carnegie libraries was remarkably consistent and repeated even when Carnegie money was not used to construct the buildings.

[thepursuitofunderstanding]

Feeling sorry for yourself, and your present condition is not only a waste of energy but the worst habit you could possibly have.

Dale Carnegie

[coolthingsguyslike]

[pedroam-bang]

The Book Of Eli (2010)

[chicinsilk]

US Vogue August 15, 1954

Sunny Harnett wears a black and white Forstmann herringbone tweed suit. Long jacket and flared skirt, in a subtle and perfect balance. By Ben Zuckerman. Gloves by Superb, Carnegie stud earrings. White ermine beret, by Irène of NewYork.

Sunny Harnett porte un tailleur en tweed à chevrons Forstmann noirs et blancs. Veste longue et jupe évasée, dans un équilibre subtil et parfait. Par Ben Zuckerman. Gants par Superb, boutons d'oreilles à boucle de Carnegie. Béret en hermine blanche, par Irène of NewYork.

Photo Frances McLaughlin vogue archive

[g63heavenonearth]

Allegheny Cemetery 9513-30

[wayti-blog]

"The sun is shining overhead. The sky is blue and sparkling. Nature is calm and in control of the world and I, as nature's child, am in tune with the Universe." - Dale Carnegie

[grusik]

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Canon EOS 40D Canon EF 28mm f/1.8 USM www.fluidr.com/photos/elzopilote el zopilote's most interesting photos on Flickriver by el zopilote

[garyoldmansource]

My favorite pic existing

[detournementsmineurs]

Chapeau "Pain de Sucre (King Tut)" d'Hattie Carnegie et "Bijoux" Verdura photographiés par Louise Dahl-Wolfe (1945) à l'exposition “Lisa Fonssagrives-Pen - Icône de Mode” à la Maison Européenne de la Photographie (MEP), Paris, avril 2024.