Click logo for my Blog List. Since the dawn of motoring, the people of America has needed a way to get around. For those who had no automobile, cities had to provide some sort of transportation. Waiting at night, in the rain, for the bus! A little too long on the approach. Truck used to take boys to and from train station.

I maintain ownership of these photos. Please do not reproduce on other sites or for any other purpose without permission from me. Price, History Writer, Akron Beacon Journal, Akron, Ohio. Thanks to Mark Price at the Akron Beacon Journal, the pictures that I have now tell the story of that great storm.

Click on logo for my Blog List. Real name, Norma Jean Baker. Born June 6, 1926 in L. Died August 5, 1962 in L. Age at death was 36 years old. Burial - Westwood Memorial Park Cemetery, Los Angeles, California. Marilyn at the age of 12. 15-year-old Norma Jean poses in 1941. Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller.

Over the last 100 years of the automobile, millions of cars have been made and driven. But a select few have gained fame in one way or another. These vehicles have become famous because of who owned them or an event that they were a part of. These cars and trucks have become an icon of history. This blog pictures several of these automobiles. Look them over, kick the tires and think back to a time when history was made. Click Link for my Blog List.

This is an on-going blog. More pictures will be added as I find them in my CD files. Television Guns of the 1950s. All American wars were fought with guns. Guns tamed the wild west. And, sadly, guns were used to assassinate presidents and alter our history.