site: reviews — Glaze, John Margolies Roadside America Archive, Tiny Vinyl Player (graduate from finds)
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topics: [history-and-archives, design-and-art]
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tags: [photography, americana, architecture, public-domain]
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description: "11,700 free, downloadable, remixable photos from John Margolies' decades-long archive of playful roadside Americana — teapot-shaped gas stations, doughnut-shaped shops, hand-painted signage."
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promotedTo: john-margolies-americana-archive
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Art historian John Margolies spent four decades touring America's back highways with a Guggenheim grant, photographing the country's most joyfully impractical architecture before it vanished — gas stations shaped like teapots, restaurants shaped like doughnuts and fish, mini-golf courses, theme motels. The Library of Congress now hosts 11,700 of his images free to download, use, and remix, no permission required.
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