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Những bức ảnh xưa của các thành phố Mỹ (từ năm 1910 đến 1999) - Andy Van

Những bức ảnh này kể lai câu chuyện về cuộc sống thành phố của người Mỹ lồng trong một khung cảnh yên tĩnh. Từ New York đến Vùng Vịnh, trước khi nó trở nên sầm uất và bận rộn như bây giờ.

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Slide 1 of 51: Every American city is rich with history, even if it isn't always obvious. Dating from 1910 to 1999, these 50 photos tell a story of American city life in still frames. From New York to the Bay Area, look as generations of people, decades of technology and life unfold on the streets of America’s biggest cities.

Slide 2 of 51: Women and children gather outside the exterior of the Capitol building, a place every American should visit in their lifetime.

1910: Washington, DC

Slide 3 of 51: Cars race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

1912: Indianapolis, Indiana

Slide 4 of 51: A man parks his automobile at an overlook at Laurel Canyon in Los Angeles.

1913: Los Angeles, California

Slide 5 of 51: Trams travel down San Antonio Street in El Paso, Texas.

1913: El Paso, Texas

Slide 6 of 51: The Fuller Building, now known as the Flatiron Building, in New York City.

1921: New York City, New York

Slide 7 of 51: Viola LaLonde and Elizabeth Van Tuyl pose beside a Ford automobile.

1922: Washington, DC

Slide 8 of 51: Maxwell Street in a busy shopping district in Chicago.

1925: Chicago, Illinois

Slide 9 of 51: A flower stall in San Francisco.

1925: San Francisco, California

Slide 10 of 51: Two small boys play with a model boat on the lake in Central Park, one of America’s most visited tourist attractions.

1929: New York City, New York

Slide 11 of 51: Beams of sunlight streaming through the windows at (the potentially haunted) Grand Central Station in New York City.

1930: Grand Central Station in New York City.

Slide 12 of 51: The neon illuminations of a wedding chapel in Las Vegas.

1930: Las Vegas, Nevada

Slide 13 of 51: A view over Hollywood Boulevard and Grauman's Chinese Theatre, a retro movie theater in Hollywood.

1930: Los Angeles, California

Slide 14 of 51: Children play a game of leapfrog in the streets of Harlem, New York.

1935: Trẻ em chơi một trò chơi nhảy vọt trên đường phố Harlem, New York.

Slide 15 of 51: Workers construct the Golden Gate Bridge — one of the world’s most amazing bridges — in the San Francisco Bay.

1935: San Francisco

Slide 16 of 51: The lit-up exterior of Radio City Music Hall in New York.

1937: Radio City Music Hall in New York.

Slide 18 of 51: A view of a back alley with clotheslines in Philadelphia, one of America’s most caring cities.

1939: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Slide 19 of 51: A typical view of the French Quarter with old French homes in New Orleans, the most visited tourist attraction in the state.

1940: New Orleans, Louisiana

Slide 20 of 51: An exterior view of the old Madison Square Garden in New York City, one of the places in New York where you’re most likely to spot celebrities.

1940: Madison Square Garden in New York City

Slide 21 of 51: In this photo, a fruit stand sits in front of a house in Houston, Texas.

1943: Trong bức ảnh này, một quầy trái cây trước một ngôi nhà ở Houston, Texas.

Slide 22 of 51: A soldier and a woman walk with their arms around each other in New York City.

1945: New York City, New York

Slide 23 of 51: Vacationers on a fairground ride at Coney Island, one of America’s best old-school boardwalks.

1946: New York City, New York

Slide 24 of 51: An instructor discusses the rules of cycling safety with a group of pupils in San Jose, California.

1947: San Jose, California - Hướng dẫn viên thảo luận về các quy tắc an toàn đạp xe với một nhóm học sinh ở San Jose, California.

Slide 25 of 51: A busy motorway links the Hollywood and Ventura freeways in Los Angeles.

1953: Los Angeles, California

Slide 26 of 51: Transport workers push one of San Francisco's famous cable cars around to face in the opposite direction at its terminus.

1953: San Francisco, California

Slide 27 of 51: People listen to a folk singer on a Sunday afternoon in Washington Square, Greenwich Village, New York.

1955: Một chiều chủ nhật tại quảng trường Washington, Greenwich Village, New York.

Slide 28 of 51: A disused shop building below a tattoo studio in Boston.

1955: Boston, Massachusetts

Slide 29 of 51: A rainy afternoon in downtown Detroit.

1955: Detroit, Michigan

Slide 30 of 51: A woman in curlers buys a fruit-flavored snow cone on a street corner in Harlem, New York.

1956: Trên một góc phố ở Harlem, New York.

Slide 31 of 51: A young woman and a girl take part in a beauty parade during Chinese New Year celebrations in Chinatown, Manhattan.

1960: Một cuộc diễn hành trong lễ đón năm mới tại khu phố Tàu, Manhattan.

Slide 32 of 51: A view of New Orleans' Door Bar in the city's French Quarter.

1962: New Orleans, Louisiana

Slide 33 of 51: American civil rights demonstrators approach the Capitol in Montgomery, Alabama, at the end of their march from Selma, Alabama.

1965: Montgomery, Alabama

Slide 34 of 51: A policeman directs traffic in front of the famous neon billboards of Times Square in New York City.

1965: Times Square in New York City.

Slide 36 of 51: A woman holds up a pamphlet beside passing cars in the street, San Francisco.

1967: San Francisco, California

Slide 38 of 51: A police officer escorts a protester to a squad car surrounded by dozens of anti-Vietnam War demonstrators outside the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago.

1968: Chicago, Illinois-Những người biểu tình chống chiến tranh Việt Nam bên ngoài Hội nghị Đảng Dân chủ năm 1968 tại Chicago.

Slide 40 of 51: A group of women enter a job bank in Baltimore.

1970: Baltimore, Maryland

Slide 41 of 51: Decorations line Canal Street in New Orleans for Mardi Gras.

1971: New Orleans, Louisiana

Slide 43 of 51: New York streets covered in snow following an extreme winter weather spell.

1978: New York City, New York

Slide 44 of 51: Space Mountain, seen here, is one of the top attractions at Disney World’s Magic Kingdom.

1979: Orlando, Florida - Disney World’s Magic Kingdom.

Slide 47 of 51: A float by the City of Santa Ana passes along Colorado Boulevard during the 97th Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena, California.

1986: Pasadena, California

Slide 48 of 51: A general view of the Hollywood sign on a hill above Los Angeles.

1992: Los Angeles, California

Slide 51 of 51: Passersby walk along Pike Place Market in Seattle. A photo of Pike Place is also counted among the 101 most jaw-droppingly beautiful photos of America. More From The Active Times National Parks: Take a Tour of Their Past Through Vintage Photos Best Charming Villages and Towns in The World Photos of the Most Gorgeous Sunsets in the World Peak Cherry Blossom Season in America Told Through Photos Will Baseball Start in 2020? Until it Does, Check Out These Vintage Photos

1999: Seattle, Washington

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Slide 2 of 26: This famous photo was taken on Victory Over Japan Day in Times Square in New York on August 14, 1945. Alfred Eisenstaedt captured a U.S. Navy sailor embracing and kissing a stranger in a spontaneous moment. Learn about the true stories behind 23 of America's most iconic photos.

Slide 4 of 26: These construction workers had lunch together while working on a skyscraper in New York City in 1932. Check out what a body language expert has to say about these 11 famous photos.

Slide 5 of 26: Haven't you always wondered what this holiday classic would look like in color? Here's a colorized shot from the movie, It's a Wonderful Life in 1946.

Slide 6 of 26: The two black leaders, Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X met only once on March 26, 1964. They were on Captial Hill attending the Senate debate on the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

Marilyn Monroe in 1954.

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Slide 8 of 26: Kim Kardashian's paternal grandparents, Arthur and Helen Kardashian, pose on their wedding day in 1938.

Slide 11 of 26: A colorized photo of Jane Pauley and Tom Brokaw on the Today Show in 1979.

Slide 14 of 26: Florence Nightingale, credited with modernizing the profession of nursing, is pictured here in 1920.

Slide 15 of 26: An American family enjoys dinner in 1954. These are some of the most important photos taken in every state.

Slide 16 of 26: A group of friends enjoy swimming at a lake, circa 1903.

Slide 18 of 26: Dooley Wilson as Sam and Humphrey Bogart as Rick Blaine in the 1942 film Casablanca. These are some of the most glamorous vintage photos of life in the 1950s.

Slide 19 of 26: A famous colorized shot of television and film actress Cybill Shepherd.

Slide 20 of 26: A classic cowboy, a symbol of the American frontier in 1887.

Slide 22 of 26: Bette Davis—pictured here in 1938—was an American actress. She's well known for her roles in Of Human Bondage, Dangerous, Jezebelle, Dark Victory, The Letter, and The Little Foxes.

Slide 23 of 26: The Beatles pose with Ed Sullivan after they performed on his show in 1964. This was their first performance in America.

Slide 24 of 26: Here's what a neighborhood bar looked like in 1860.

Slide 25 of 26: A colorized photograph of the famous theoretical physicist, Albert Einstein in 1947. Einstein lived from 1879 to 1955.

Slide 26 of 26: A bustling 5th Ave in New York City in 1913. Now, here's what it was like to be a woman in 1923.

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