I like the kid in the tree. And I really wish I knew what the were going to build out of that old wagon. From a discarded collection of images from the Detroit News photo archives. 

 

Previous Week's Urchins

 

Nearly all of these urchins were discovered in the photography archives of the Library of Congress (and available without copyright restrictions online). Otherwise, urchin photos will be credited to the appropriate photographer with a link to its source (unless they come from my own collection of photographs from unknown photographers). If there is ever a copyright concern, do not hesitate to contact me.

[Detroit, 1920s; Originals in the Walter P. Reuther Library's collections,  

via the Virtual Motor City Project]

Previous Week's Urchin

 

Nearly all of these urchins were discovered in the photography archives of the Library of Congress (and available without copyright restrictions online). Otherwise, urchin photos will be credited to the appropriate photographer with a link to its source (unless they come from my own collection of photographs from unknown photographers). If there is ever a copyright concern, do not hesitate to contact me.

On some days the fellows in charge almost have an obligation just to look the other way. Detroit, 1930s.

 

Previous Week's Urchins

 

Nearly all of these urchins were discovered in the photography archives of the Library of Congress (and available without copyright restrictions online). Otherwise, urchin photos will be credited to the appropriate photographer with a link to its source (unless they come from my own collection of photographs from unknown photographers). If there is ever a copyright concern, do not hesitate to contact me.

[Originals in the Walter P. Reuther Library's collections, via the Virtual Motor City Project]

Previous Week's Urchin

Nearly all of these urchins were discovered in the photography archives of the Library of Congress (and available without copyright restrictions online). Otherwise, urchin photos will be credited to the appropriate photographer with a link to its source (unless they come from my own collection of photographs from unknown photographers). If there is ever a copyright concern, do not hesitate to contact me.