Soto Zen Temple - Hawaii

Soto Zen Temple of Hawaii (Buddhist)

1708 Nuuanu Avenue, Honolulu, Hawaii

This Temple was established in 1913.

New building completed in 1952.

Sanctuary, Soto Zen Temple (Buddhist)

1708 Nuuanu Avenue, Honolulu, Hawaii

This Temple was established in 1913.

New building completed in 1952

One If By Land, Two If By See

Baltimore & Ohio 6143

One of Baltimore & Ohio's "Big Six" class S-1 locomotives moves the tonnage out of Shenandoah Jct., W. Va. in 1950.  Seventy-five of these 2-10-2's were outshopped by Baldwin and Lima in 1923 and 1924.

Cunard Line

RMS Queen Elizabeth

Hershey, Pennsylvania

Hershey Country Club, Hershey, Pa.  The beautiful 18 hole, 6,928 yard course is of championship calibre and the site of state and national tournaments.

Milton Hershey Jr.-Sr. High School, Hershey, Pa.  Founded in 1909 by Milton S. Hershey, the Milton Hershey School is a free school where orphan boys live in family groups and train for college, business and industry.

Park Golf Course, Hershey, Pa., 18 hole public course, site of State and National Tournaments.

University of South Florida, Tampa, Florida

University of South Florida, Tampa, Florida

The Cascades - Jackson, Michigan

The World famous Cascades were built by the William and Matilda Sparks Foundation and were first operated in May 1932.  The Cascades are operated nightly through the summer from Memorial Day through Labor Day.

Nightly throughout the summer as the gloom of dusk thickens, water splashes down the concrete falls, powerful lights flash on and a colorful kaleidoscopic scene of breath-taking beauty appears before the eyes of awe-inspired thousands.

The world famous Cascades were built by The William and Matilda Sparks Foundation and were first operated May 9, 1932.  The Cascades were operated nightly through the summers until they were forced to close down during the War.  Following the death of Mr. Sparks they were donated to the County of Jackson.

Only spectacle of its kind in the World.  The famous illuminated Cascades are nightly viewed by increasing thousands from all parts of the globe.  Water forms and colors change constantly.  to illuminate the falls and fountains 1, 230 lamps are required that furnish 240,000 watts of light. The night effect is unforgetable.

Park Of Roses - Columbus, Ohio

Park of Roses, Columbus, Ohio

North High Street at Acton Road

World's largest municipal rose gardens

Columbus, Ohio

Park of Roses, headquarters of the American Rose Society, is the largest Rose Garden in the world.

Sundial, Park of Roses, Columbus, Ohio

A sundial marks the architectural center of the Columbus Park of Roses.  It is surrounded by a massive planting of the floribunda rose Spartan.

Columbus, Ohio

Beautiful roses at the world's largest rose garden, the Park of Roses.

New York

Church Street, Lockport, N.Y.

Grand Union Hotel

Saratoga Springs, N.Y.

Here during the season gather people of note from all over the world.  A large and famous hotel.  Many conventions make their headquarters here.

The Narrows of the Hudson, N.Y.

The Legend of the Dogwood

North Carolina

Greetings from North Carolina

1. Grandfather Mountain.  2. Bears In Smokies.  3. Mt. Mitchell from Roan Mountain.  4. Craggy Gardens. 5. Blue Ridge Parkway 6. Largest bureau - High Point.  7. War Memorial Auditorium & Coliseum - Greensboro.  8. Tweetsie Railroad.  9. Asheville.  10. Lake Lure.  11. Bennett Place - Durham.  12. Wake Forest Campus.  13. Rhododendron along Blue Ridge Parkway.  14. Dogwood.  15. Bentonville Battleground.  16. Golfing in Sandhills Region.  17. Coliseum - Charlotte.  18. Tobacco.  19. Sundial, Univ. N.C. - Chapel Hill.  20. New N.C. Legislative Bldg.  21. Old Market - Fayetteville.  22. U.S.S. North Carolina - Wilmington.  23. Wright Memorial at Kill Devil Hill.  24. Ft. Raleigh Nat'l Historic Site near Manteo.  25. Greenfield Gardens Municipal Park - Wilmington.  26. Tryon Palace - New Bern.  27. Orton Plantation near Wilmington.

Havana, Cuba

Habana:  Portales de la Plaza Catedral

Porches at Cathedral Square, Havana, Cuba

Congress Inn - Richmond, Virginia

Congress Inn       Richmond, Virginia

"SMILE" ---You're on your way to the Congress Inn

A new IDEA in genuine hospitality.  The first motel south of Richmond, Va. on Interstate 95 Exit 6A - Your magic carpet to the CONGRESS INN.  24 hour medical service available.  Showcase of the new Inns - A travelers' paradise - Nice and quiet - A sparkling clean pool - Wonderful food.  Being a new motel, we have designed all of the latest facilities with you in mind.

Cruising

At Anchor

Pacemaker

32' Deluxe Sedan Cruiser

Ciudad Universitaria, Mexico

Ciudad Universitaria

Mexico, D.F.

Yosemite National Park, California

Entrance To Yosemite Lodge and Upper Yosemite Fall

Yosemite National Park, California

An excellent view of Yosemite Falls from Yosemite Lodge.  Upper Fall is 35 feet wide at the top, plunging 1,430 feet over a perpendicular granite wall.  The park and Yosemite Lodge are open all year, the Lodge, the center of winter skiing activities.  Ski season runs from about Dec. 15 to Apr. 15.

Land Of Cotton

Southern Snowballs

Mechanical Cotton Picker

One of these modern machines can replace many, many hand pickers.  Cotton is a vital crop throughout all of the great Southland.

Cotton Picking Time

Hawaii

Coco Palms Resort Hotel

Lihue, Island of Kauai, Hawaii

Hawaiian Flag Raising Ceremony in the ancient royal tradition.  A colorful daily event at this beautiful and unique Hawaiian hotel.

Naniloa Hotel, Hilo, Island of Hawaii...fronting on beautiful Hilo Bay and looking toward the mountain, Mauna Kea, the Naniloa offers an atmosphere of tropical seclusion.

Travel

Williamsburg, Virginia

Williamsburg Inn, Williamsburg, Virginia

One of America's famous hotels, known for its luxurious setting and cuisine.  Recreational facilities include golf, tennis, swimming in the beautiful outdoor pool in season, cycling, wooded walks, and court games.

Bruton Parish Church, Williamsburg, Virginia

Bruton Parish Church, completed in 1715, is a fine example of the colonial church in America.  the walls and windows of the church are original, but much of the interior woodwork was torn out during the nineteenth century.  The interior, partioally restored in 1905, and more completely in 1938, once again resembles its eighteenth- century appearance.

Bruton Parish Church, Williamsburg, Virginia

This view, which recreates and eighteenth-century service in Bruton Parish Church, was taken from the Paramount-Colonial Williamsburg film "Williamsburg - The Story of a Patriot."  The historic church, now restored to its eighteenth-century appearance, was the Court Church of the Virginia colony.  Here many great American patriots, including George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, John Marshall, and Patrick Henry, worshipped.  It has been in continuous use since colonial days.

Vintage Flowers

Viola tricolor - Stiefmutterchen

Pensee - Pansy

Anemone sulfurea - Anemone a fleurs jaunes

Sulphur-yellow Anemone - Schwefeiglebe Anemone

Paphiopedilum (Cypripedium)

hybridum Leeanum, var. Albertianum

Indischer Frauenschuh - Hybrid of Cypripedium

Hybride de Cypripedium - Ibrido di Cypripedium

Myosifis alpestris - Alpen-Vergissmeinnicht

Myositis des Alpes - Non ti scordar di me

Alpine Forget-me-not

North Carolina

This colossal rock, leaning over the deep dimensions of John's River Gorge, derives its name from the fact that at nearly all times a strong wind is blowing at this point.  Here wind currents defy the laws of Nature, and it is said that if a light object, such as a handkerchief, is thrown from the rock, it will be blown back by the force of the wind sweeping up from the gorge below - "Believe it or not!"

Glenville Lake as seen from the dam, Western North Carolina

This colossal rock, leaning over the deep dimensions of John's River Gorge, derives its name from the fact that at nearly all times a strong wind is blowing at this point. Here wind currents defy the laws of Nature, and it is said that if a light object, such as a handkerchief, is thrown from the rock, it will be blown back by the force of the wind sweeping up from the gorge below - "Believe it or not!"

Vintage Animals