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Issue No. 9: Jackson’s Camera Turns East and Interurban Travel Posters

$9.75

The cover story by Ted Benson showcases the remarkable photography, impact, and inspiration of Richard Steinheimer. John Gruber continues his coverage of William Henry Jackson’s photography with an article about his work in the eastern U.S. around the turn of the 20th century. Gruber also looks at the impact of posters on interurban passenger travel. News stories report on the Center’s second “Conversations about Photography” conference and creative photography awards program.

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Railfans ride a Mid-Continent Railway Museum caboose in North Freedom, Wisconsin, in May 1963. Photograph by John Gruber, Gruber-05-021-0003

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