Barker at the Vermont State Fair Style:Unstretched Canvas

Barker at the Vermont State Fair Style:Unstretched CanvasThe Vermont State Fair was one of the first of its kind in the United States. Starting in 1846, it was originally a single day event. In just a few years, the fair became so popular that additional cars were added to trains to transport people from western New York and Vermont. By 1893, the fair had been extended to a three day event with more and more attractions being added. This vibrant vintage photograph was captured at the 1941 fair by

this photograph takes viewers back in time to a familiar place at an unfamiliar time

this vintage photo combines nostalgia and innovation in a single frame

bringing life back into the faded and aged image

and removing dust/dirt

We've returned this image to its original

Featuring the Central Railroad Freight Terminal on South Water Street in Chicago

" the original lithograph poster also includes an address in Baltimore

it’s a slice of history that takes you back to simpler times

A horse-drawn carriage traverses the dirt road stretching from the building

Made between 1916 and 1918

poised with his rifle

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