At the Grande Central Terminal (New York) in 1941

 At the Grand Central Terminal, New York City, in October 1941. My colorization of John Collier Jr´s photo in the Library of Congress archive (Office of War Information).

Great Lakes bulk carrier Thomas Lynch (ab. 1907)

The 183 m steel Greal Lakes bulk freighter Thomas Lynch photographed (ab.) 1907. My colorization of an image in the Library of Congress archive (Detroit Publishing Co. collection).

The Thomas Lynch, which entered service in 1907, was built by the Chicago Shipbuildning Co. for the Pittsburgh Steamship Co. (home port Duluth, MN). The ship was rebuilt in 1943 and 1950. Since 1951 it was part of the United Steel Co. fleet. In 1965 the Thomas Lynch was sold to Upper Lakes Shipping Ltd and renamed Wiarton. In 1971 it was sold for scrap. She was towed to Hamilton (ON), where her hull was sunk with steamers Grovedale and Henry R.Platt Jr. to form a breakwall. (Information from the Great Lakes Vessel History page).

When tennis players dressed beautifully

From a time when tennis players dressed beautifully. My colorization of Toni Frissell´s photo from 1947 in the Library of Congress archive (Toni Frissell collection).

"Antoinette Frissell Bacon (March 10, 1907 – April 17, 1988), known as Toni Frissell, was an American photographer, known for her fashion photography, World War II photographs, and portraits of famous Americans, Europeans, children, and women from all walks of life."(Wikipedia)

Steam yacht Winya (1905)

Steam yacht Winya photographed in 1905. My colorization of a photo in the Library of Congress archive (Detroit Publishing Co. collection).

Waiting for the Greyhound bus (1943)

The lady is leaving. Waiting for the Greyhound bus to Memphis, Tennessee, at a bus stop close to Chattanooga. My colorization of Esther Bubley´s September 1943 photo, which is in the Library of Congress archive.