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Munn’s [Carbondale] Review – Job Printing & Advertising – Carbondale, PA

April 2006 © Frank H. Jump

April 2006 © Frank H. Jump

Lackawanna Jurist 1905 © Google Books

Lackawanna Jurist 1905 © Google Books

Lackawanna Jurist 1905 © Google Books

Frank H. Jump in Front of Eaglo Paint Ad – Nostrand Avenue & Glenwood Road – Flatbush 2001

Taken by Dr. Andrew Irving, Professor of Visual Anthropology, University of Manchester © Irving

This was taken by Dr. Andrew Irving a year before this ad was covered up. For more history of this ad go to the Fading Ad Campaign website. While I’m still editing for the publication of the eBook for this project, it is my desire to offer some of the images ahead of time.

Snow Statues – Front Porch – Flatbush, Brooklyn

© Frank H. Jump

© Frank H. Jump

Management – Mortgages – Appraisals – Kao Wah Restaurant Take Out – Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn

December 26, 2010 before the blizzard © Frank H. Jump

© Frank H. Jump

Chaddy & Sons Tailors – Tacoma, WA

© Frank H. Jump

When the Pacific National Bank building was erected in 1891, its tenant facing Commerce Avenue was a tailor, which remained until 1901. Notice the grazing deer at the left of the word “tailors.” – The Damn Mushroom (Flickr)

One Hour Photo – Santa Monica, CA

© Frank H. Jump

© Frank H. Jump

This Old White House – East Newark, NJ

Built in 1886 - 35 Passaic Avenue © Frank H. Jump

Looks like a one room schoolhouse.

La Habra Apartments – Hollywood, CA

© Frank H. Jump

Gatske Broekveldt-de Jong – Bloemen en Planten – 70 Korte Leidsedwarsstraat – Amsterdam, NL

Taken after WWII in front of my great grandmother's home and flower & plant store - © Frank H. Jump

Flowers & Plants © Frank H. Jump

After WWII, my great grandmother, Gatske de Jong sold flowers & plants from her domicile storefront a block southeast of Leidseplein in Amsterdam. My mother remembers spending days with her at the flower market learning the “bloemenhandel” or flower trade. I love the surprise when I enlarged this to find my grand mother with her back turned in the window to the left and the little girl hiding in the lower stoop looking around the steps. I don’t know who the customer in front was, but I know from her upturned smile, she was pleased with her purchase.

UPDATE: Just sitting with my mom, she remembers riding on the bicycle flower cart with her grandfather during WWII when they came upon young men from the Dutch Underground being lined up and shot down by the Nazis. The SS soldiers made everyone watch or else they were shot as well. My great grandfather grabbed my mother by the pigtails and held her still so she would see.

Other postings:

Playmates Boutique – Lucille Ball on Hollywood Blvd – Hollywood, CA

Lucille Ball's Star on Hollywood Blvd (and Cantinflas) in front of Playmates © Frank H. Jump

© Frank H. Jump

© Frank H. Jump

© Frank H. Jump

Lucy's Star in front of Playmates Boutique - © Frank H. Jump