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NEBRASKA: LINCOLN, 1942. The Eagle Fruit Store and Capital Hotel in Lincoln, Nebraska
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NEBRASKA: LINCOLN, 1942. The Eagle Fruit Store and Capital Hotel in Lincoln, Nebraska
NEBRASKA: LINCOLN, 1942.
The Eagle Fruit Store and Capital Hotel in Lincoln, Nebraska. Photograph by John Vachon, 1942
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1942 Cobblestone Fruit Hotel Lincoln Nebraska Sign Store Storefront Street Scene Vachon
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NEBRASKA: LINCOLN, 1942 captures the essence of daily life in Lincoln, Nebraska during a time when simplicity and charm were at their peak. This photograph by John Vachon showcases two iconic landmarks - The Eagle Fruit Store and Capital Hotel - standing proudly on a cobblestone street. The storefront of The Eagle Fruit Store exudes an inviting warmth with its vibrant sign that proudly displays an array of fresh fruits. It serves as a reminder of simpler times when local businesses thrived, offering residents the finest produce available. The store's exterior is beautifully preserved, reflecting the architectural style prevalent in that era. Adjacent to it stands the majestic Capital Hotel, radiating elegance and grandeur. Its imposing presence adds a touch of sophistication to this charming street scene. One can only imagine the stories shared within its walls during those historic times. This photograph not only captures these iconic structures but also provides us with a glimpse into American life in 1942. A classic car parked along the street signifies progress and mobility while blending seamlessly with its surroundings. John Vachon's skillful composition transports us back to an era where community values were cherished, small businesses flourished, and everyday moments held great significance. This print from Granger Art on Demand allows us to appreciate the beauty found in ordinary scenes that make up our collective history.
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