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Tornado - Pratt City, Ala. , August 26, 2011 - A sign describing building methods that can withstand 120 mph winds in front of Frank Hardy's home in Pratt City draws attention from passers-by. The house that originally stood on this spot was destroyed on April 27th when a string of deadly tornadoes struck Alabama. Atlanta's FD Moon & Co. and architect Stan Smith are managing the storm-resistant rebuild, which, as the sign indicates, was recently covered in a feature story in The Birmingham News. FEMA Photo/Ruth Kennedy

Tornado - Pratt City, Ala. , August 26, 2011 - A sign describing bui...

The original database describes this as: Title: Rebuilding Pratt City Production Date: 08/26/2011 Caption: Pratt City, Ala. , August 26, 2011 - A sign describing building methods that can withstand 120 mph... More

EQ Pelican (center), the US Navy (USN) Environmental Quality Mascot, a part of the USN exhibit at Pier 88 in Manhattan, greets passers-by outside the CBS studios in Rockefeller Center, New York (NY), during Fleet Week New York 2006 activities. Fleet week activities include dozens of military demonstrations and displays throughout the week, as well as public visitation to many of the participating ships

EQ Pelican (center), the US Navy (USN) Environmental Quality Mascot, a...

The original finding aid described this photograph as: Base: New York State: New York (NY) Country: United States Of America (USA) Scene Camera Operator: PH3 Kyle Mcloud, USN Release Status: Released to Pu... More

Tornado - Pratt City, Ala. , September 9, 2011 - A sign describing building methods that can withstand 120 mph winds in front of Frank Hardy's home in Pratt City draws attention from passers-by. The house that originally stood on this spot was destroyed on April 27th when a string of deadly tornadoes struck Alabama. Atlanta's FD Moon & Co. and architect Stan Smith are managing the storm-resistant rebuild, which, as the sign indicates, was recently covered in a feature story in The Birmingham News. FEMA Photo/Ruth Kennedy

Tornado - Pratt City, Ala. , September 9, 2011 - A sign describing b...

The original database describes this as: Title: Rebuilding Pratt City Production Date: 09/09/2011 Caption: Pratt City, Ala. , September 9, 2011 - A sign describing building methods that can withstand 120 m... More

Passers-By Looking at Window Display at the Headquarters of National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage

Passers-By Looking at Window Display at the Headquarters of National A...

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Window Displays of the New Amerika Haus Always Attract the Attention of the Passers-By

Window Displays of the New Amerika Haus Always Attract the Attention o...

Original caption: To further promote cultural ties and mutual understanding, a new Amerika Haus was opened today in Graz. Photographs of Information Center Service Activities in Foreign Countries

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