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a city street filled with lots of traffic at night
a city street filled with lots of traffic at night
Photo by Nick Agee on Unsplash
a city street filled with lots of traffic and tall buildings
a city street filled with lots of traffic and tall buildings
Photo by isaac macdonald on Unsplash
red traffic light
red traffic light
Photo by Quilia on Unsplash
Laramie downtown
Laramie downtown
Photo by Farshad Ghorbanishovaneh on Unsplash
Downtown Fort Worth, Texas.
Downtown Fort Worth, Texas.
Photo by Fallon Michael on Unsplash
CAPTAIN ISRAEL SNOW OF ROCKLAND, MAINE
AMERICAN SCHOOL, 19TH CENTURY CAPTAIN ISRAEL SNOW OF ROCKLAND, MAINE oil on canvas circa 1835 26 ⅜ by 22 in. the captain holding a telescope with the American brig Snow retreating in the background.
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Celebrating Rockland, Maine as a Coast Guard City 8572299
U.S. Coast Guard Rear Adm. Michael Platt, the commander of the Coast Guard’s First District, left, presents Rockland Maine’s Mayor Nicole Kalloch with a certificate honoring the recertification of Rockland, Maine, as an official Coast Guard City, in Rockland Harbor, Aug. 2, 2024. Eagle’s command, crew and Coast Guard Academy cadets hosted a reception to celebrate this event while the ship was anchored in Rockland Harbor. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Kate Kilroy)
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Maine - Rockland through Wilson Pound - NARA - 23940777
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Maine - Rockland through Wilson Pound - NARA - 23940777 (cropped)
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Marines, sailors march in Rockland parade 120804-M-ZB219-286
Brett Jervis, a retired Marine captain who went to boot camp in 1968, sits in his small replica of a 1935 “Paddy Wagon” before taking part in the parade for Maine’s 2012 Lobster Festival in Rockland, Aug. 4. Jervis, who served for 11 years in the Marine Corps, drives the vehicle in numerous parades every year and still wears a baseball cap with the Marine Corps’ emblem on a regular basis.
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