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Pickup Truck In Winter
circa 1940-1949
A pickup truck used at the Greyhound station on Brearly Street where Lewis Arms was employed.
Pickup Truck
circa 1940-1949
A pickup truck used at the Greyhound Station on Brearly Street where Lewis Arms was employed.
Lunchtime on Brearly Street
circa 1940-1949
Jack Sanders, Lewis Arms's co-worker at Greyhound, sits on a curb on Brearly Street to eat his lunch.
Greyhound Bus on Snowy Street
circa 1940-1949
A Greyhound bus turning onto a snowy street. Lewis Arms, a Greyhound employee, wrote this on the back of the photograph, "I would like to have one of these to make into a camper motor home."
Lewis Arms with Greyhound Bus
circa 1940-1949
Lewis R. Arms poses in front of a Greyhound Bus that displays the destination "Madison" above the windshield. Arms worked for Greyhound at the time.
Lewis Arms with his Studebaker
circa 1940-1949
Lewis Arms poses with his foot on the bumper of his 1936 Studebaker automobile.
