1900s 1910s RAILROAD PASSENGER CAR INTERIOR SIGN DO NOT SPIT ON THE FLOOR OZARK HILL COUNTRY RAILWAY AVA TO MANSFIELD MO USA - q45679 CPC001 HARS FEMALES PASSENGERS RURAL 6 PASSENGER UNITED STATES COPY SPACE HALF-LENGTH LADIES PERSONS UNITED STATES OF AMERICA MALES SIX TRANSPORTATION B&W NORTH AMERICA EYE CONTACT NORTH AMERICAN WIDE ANGLE ADVENTURE STRENGTH CUSTOMER SERVICE MISSOURI TO CONCEPTUAL SPIT KEROSENE MANSFIELD OZARKS VARNISH JUVENILES BLACK AND WHITE CAUCASIAN ETHNICITY MO OLD FASHIONED

1900s 1910s RAILROAD PASSENGER CAR INTERIOR SIGN DO NOT SPIT ON THE FLOOR OZARK HILL COUNTRY RAILWAY AVA TO MANSFIELD MO USA - q45679 CPC001 HARS FEMALES PASSENGERS RURAL 6 PASSENGER UNITED STATES COPY SPACE HALF-LENGTH LADIES PERSONS UNITED STATES OF AMERICA MALES SIX TRANSPORTATION B&W NORTH AMERICA EYE CONTACT NORTH AMERICAN WIDE ANGLE ADVENTURE STRENGTH CUSTOMER SERVICE MISSOURI TO CONCEPTUAL SPIT KEROSENE MANSFIELD OZARKS VARNISH JUVENILES BLACK AND WHITE CAUCASIAN ETHNICITY MO OLD FASHIONED Stock Photo

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WW6GAT

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5715 x 4082 px | 48.4 x 34.6 cm | 19.1 x 13.6 inches | 300dpi

Date taken:

1 January 1910

Location:

MISSOURI USA

Photographer:

CHARLES PHELPS CUSHING

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