#Charles W. Cushman

[newyorkthegoldenage]

Shops and people in Chinatown, October 7, 1942. Kodachrome slide.

Photo: Charles W. Cushman via Indiana Univ.

[2othcentury]

San Francisco, California, March 20, 1952. Photo by Charles W. Cushman.

[vintage-every-day]

Sunday at Newberry and Maxwell Sts. Chicago in 1950 © Charles W. Cushman.

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Angelo’s Bakery - New York City - 1942

Photo de Charles W. Cushman

[angelkarafilli]

London street scene,early 1960s

Charles W. Cushman Photograph Collection

[vintage-london-images]

Look at these London scenes in colour, these images were snapped 63 years ago by Charles W Cushman in the summer of 1961.

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Haight Street Hippies, San Francisco 1967 10/26 Charles W. Cushman via KodakSlides

[whatevergreen]

Haight Ashbury, San Francisco, 1966 - Charles W. Cushman

[gasthausnostalgie]

Old Vienna

Anno 1964

Wien 19, Grinzing. Cobenzlgasse 20

Foto: Cushman, Charles W., 1896-1972

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

"Faces Sentence For Bigamy," Border Cities Star. April 18, 1934. Page 11. --- Brantford Man in Court At London as 'Wives' Look On ---- LONDON, Ont. April 18. - Two young red haired girls who look enough alike to be sisters, sat in county police court at noon today and heard their husband, Charles W. Pilgrim, recently of Detroit, but now of Brantford, plead guilty to a bigamy charge.

He was remanded till April 26 for sentence, while Magistrate C. W. Hawkshaw and Crown Attorney A. M. Judd go into conference in quest of a way out of a tangle resulting from the fact that the second bride. Dorothy Cushman, whom he married in Melbourne, Ont, on July 3, 1932, has one baby and expects another.

The first wife, formerly Violet Palmerston of Simcoe, Ont., now living in Detroit, laid the complaint. She married Pigrim in Simcoe on August 20, 1921. and has no children.

"But." she explained to The Star, "when I learned of the troubles of the Meiburne girl I offered to take the child as my own so that Charles and I could re-establish our home in Detroit and no one would be the wiser. He told me that he liked the other girl better and he has been with her since. I need his support. I have no money for a divorce and for that reason I charged him with bigamy, so that I can get something done about my maintenance."

[newyorkthegoldenage]

The Fulton Fish Market on Saturday afternoon, September 27, 1941.

Photo: Charles W. Cushman via Indiana Univ.

[damascusjasmine]

A collection of photographs taken fifty years ago by  Charles W. Cushman, an avid traveler and amateur photographer, is a stark contrast.

Although Syria witnessed a number of coups in the 1960s and in the decades before and after, Cushman's photographs of downtown Damascus in 1965 paint a more mundane picture, showing families gathering, men riding donkeys, and shoppers in crowded markets.

Indiana University Archives .

#Damascus #Syria #Photos and memories of Damascus

[vintage-every-day]

A main business street in Juarez, Mexico in 1952 © Charles W. Cushman.

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Maxwell St. scene - Labor Day- Chicago -1950 by Charles W. Cushman #Chicago #1950s #kodak #colorslides #kodachrome #35mm #food #laborday #markets #shopping #holiday #streetphotography https://www.instagram.com/p/CnOYMWEMU11/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[whateverbringsyouthroughthenight]

Circus clown Felix Adler feeds a bottle baby pig in 1947. Ringling Brothers, Barnum and Bailey combined Shows © Charles W. Cushman. via vintage-every-day

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Charles W. Cushman

Portable soft drink stand at Bowling Green

New York, 1942