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DOCUMERICA - Flip Schulke
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Flip Schulke documented everyday life in New Ulm, Minnesota and the Florida Keys during the 1970s. In both locations, Schulke focused on the retired and the lives they lead in these two very...
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Aerial Photograph of Farmland Within a 15-Mile Radius of New Ulm, Minnesota, a County Seat Trading Center of 13,000 in a Farming Area in the South Central Part of the State...
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Aerial View of the Marco Island Land Development, on the Southwestern Florida Coast.
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A Resident of One of the Many Retirement Hotels in the South Beach Area of Miami Beach. Nearby Is the Longest Stretch of Public Beach in the Area.
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A Typical Developer's Sign in the Florida Keys.
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"Mah-Jong" at the Club-House of the Century Village Retirement Community.
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A Shell Oil Scientist at John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park the Protected Ocean Waters of This Underwater Park Provide Excellent Opportunities for the Study of Coral and the Formation of Coral Reefs.
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Audience at an Auction of Household Goods in a Residential Area. They Usually Are Held in the Summer Months to Sell Household Possessions of Retired People Who Are Moving to an Apartment, Or Who Have Died...
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Aerial View of the Town of New Ulm, Minnesota, Founded by a Land Society, Composed of German Immigrants...
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Abandoned Car in North Key Largo.
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A Scientist From the Shell Oil Company Surfaces after a Snorkeling Expedition to Study the Coral Formations Beneath the Waters of John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park near Key Largo.
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A Restored Building on Center Street in New Ulm, Minnesota Which Had Been a Family Home.
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A Resident of the Century Village Retirement Community Waters the Flowers in Front of His Apartment. All Units in the Complex Are Individually-Owned Condominiums.
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Ben and Hildred Ratner in Their Apartment in the Century Village Retirement Community. Mr. Ratner, a Former Wholesale Salesman From New York, Is Also a Professional Musician Who Plays in the Community's Orchestra.
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An Adult Checking Out a Shoe Bargain Among Merchandise Placed Outdoors by Merchants in New Ulm, Minnesota, During Their Annual Summer Crazy Days Sale...
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Beer Steins Are Raised as the Concord Singers Practice Singing German Songs in New Ulm, Minnesota...
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"Mah-Jong" at the Club-House of the Century Village Retirement Community.
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Auctioneer Asking for Bids at an Auction of Household Goods in a Residential Area...
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A Typical Bahamian-Style Residence of Key West. Many of the Older Houses Were Built by Ship's Carpenters Using the Wood of the Region: Cedar, Cypress, and Mahogany. These Fine Old Buildings Are Carefully Preserved.
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A Snorkeler Observes the Coral and Sea Life at the John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park near Key Largo. Water Clarity Has Noticeably Decreased in Recent Years Because of Dredging and Landfill Operations by Developers.
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A Few of the Many Species of Coral and Marine Life at John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park near Key Largo. The Fish Are Grey Angle Fish.
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Blocks of Concrete From Road Repair Have Been Dumped on a Partially Cleared Section of Ohio, Or "Sunshine" Key. Half of This Small Key Has Been Dredged and Filled to Make Way for a "Travel-Trailer" Camp.
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Ben and Hildred Ratner Enjoy an Evening of Music in Their Apartment in Century Village Retirement Community. Mr. Ratner Is a Professional Musician. Their Apartment Is Typical of Those in the Village Complex.
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Bicycle Club of the Century Village Retirement Community Meets Each Morning.
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A Grade School, Named Franklin, Now Closed, Located in Riverside Park in New Ulm, Minnesota. In the Early Days the Park Was a Landing for Riverboats...
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Audience at an Auction of Household Goods in a Residential Area. They Usually Are Held in the Summer Months to Sell Household Possessions of Retired People Who Are Moving to Apartments, Or Who Have Died...
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Apartment Under Construction at Century Village Retirement Community. The Entire Complex of 7,838 Units (Individually-Owned Condominiums) Is Due to Be Completed in the Spring of 1974.
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Boat Dock Jumble in Downtown Key West.
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Big Touring Car Abandoned at Little Duck Key, a Small Undeveloped and Uninhabited Island in the Lower Florida Keys Usually Used for Fishing and Camping.
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Beer Is Part of the Tradition as the Concord Singers Practice Singing German Songs in New Ulm, Minnesota...
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Beach at Little Duck Key. Camping Is Popular Throughout the Keys, and Many Have Large Commercial Facilities. These Do Not Yet Exist at Little Duck, But Camping and Trailers Are Permitted.
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Beach at Ohio, Or "Sunshine" Key.
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Beer Steins Are Raised by the Concord Singers During Their Practice of Singing German Songs in New Ulm, Minnesota. They Are Trying to Keep the Town's Heritage Alive. Twenty Years Ago Many of the Residents Spoke Some German, But the Tradition Is Dying Out.
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Audience at an Auction of Household Goods in a Residential Area. They Usually Are Held in the Summer Months to Sell Household Possessions of Retired People Who Are Moving to Apartments, Or Who Have Died...
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Aerial View of the Town of New Ulm, Minnesota, Founded by a Land Society, Composed of German Immigrants...
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A Grey Angle Fish Swims in the Protected Waters of John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park near Key Largo.
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A Beer Stein Is Raised by a Member of the Concord Singers, a Group Which Sings German Songs in New Ulm, Minnesota. They Are Trying to Keep the Town's Heritage Alive. Twenty Years Ago Many of the Residents Spoke Some German, But the Tradition Is Dying Out.
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A Typical Bahamian-Style Residence of Key West. Many of the Older Houses Were Built by Ship's Carpenters Using the Wood of the Region: Cedar, Cypress, and Mahogany. These Fine Old Buildings Are Carefully Preserved.
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Beach at Little Duck Key. Little Duck, in the Lower Florida Keys, Is a Tiny Island Which Has Not Been Commercially Developed the Beach Is Open to Visitors, Who Are Not Always Careful to Preserve Its Unspoiled Appearance.
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Aerial View of State Park on Long Key, Midway between Key Largo and Key West. View Shows a Segment of the Overseas Highway the Longest Over-Water Road in the World.
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A Stormy Sky Gives the Camera a Clear View of the Clouds of Silt in the Waters Off Saddle Bunch Keys in the Lower Florida Keys...
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Aerial View of the Marco Island Land Development, on the Southwestern Coast of Florida. Some of the Canals Seen Here Are Blocked From the Gulf of Mexico by Means of "Land Plugs."
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American Dreams at Little Duck Key. Commercial Camping Sites and Travel Trailer Courts Have Sprung Up Throughout the Keys. Even on the Smaller Keys Like Little Duck, Where No Facilities Have Yet Been Constructed, Camping Is Permitted by Local Authorities.
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A Typical Bahamian-Style Residence of Key West. Many of the Older Houses Were Built by Ship's Carpenters Using the Wood of the Region: Cedar, Cypress, and Mahogany. These Fine Old Buildings Are Carefully Preserved.
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A Retired Couple From California Stop to Fish Off Embankment at Spanish Harbor Key. Travel-Trailers of the Kind Owned by This Couple Are Highly Popular Among Visitors to the Keys.
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Auction of Household Goods in a Residential Area of New Ulm Minnesota. They Are Usually Held in the Summer Months to Sell Household Possessions of Retired People Who Are Moving to Apartments, Or Who Have Died...
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A Small, Privately-Owned Key near Summerland Key. Note Fine Beach.
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An Auctioneer's Helper Holds a Lamp Up as the Auctioneer Asks for Bidding on It at an Auction in New Ulm, Minnesota. They Usually Are Held in the Summer Months to Sell Household Possessions of People Who Are Moving to Apartments, Or Who Have Died...
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A Newly Created Park Downtown on Minnesota Street in New Ulm, Minnesota.
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Abandoned Car in North Key Largo.
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Aerial View of the Mingled Land- and Sea-Scape at the Southernmost Tip of Florida: Mangrove Swamps and Beginning of the Keys.
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About 12 Feet Under Water at John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park near Key Largo.
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A Stormy Sky Gives the Camera a Clear View of the Clouds of Silt in the Waters Off Saddle Bunch Keys in the Lower Florida Keys...
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A Member of the New Ulm Battery, One of the Major Historical Heritages of New Ulm, Minnesota...
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Beach at Ohio, Or "Sunshine" Key.
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Beer Steins Are Raised as the Concord Singers Practice Singing German Songs in New Ulm, Minnesota. They Are Trying to Keep the Town's Heritage Alive...
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A Typical Bahamian-Style Residence of Key West. Many of the Older Houses Were Built by Ship's Carpenters Using the Wood of the Region: Cedar, Cypress, and Mahogany. These Fine Old Buildings Are Carefully Preserved.
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A Typical Bahamian-Style Residence of Key West. Many of the Older Houses Were Built by Ship's Carpenters Using the Wood of the Region: Cedar, Cypress, and Mahogany. These Fine Old Buildings Are Carefully Preserved.
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Beach at Little Duck Key. Camping Is Popular Throughout the Keys, and Many Have Large Commercial Facilities. These Do Not Yet Exist at Little Duck, But Camping and Trailers Are Permitted.
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A Newly Restored and Painted Older Storefront on Minnesota Street in New Ulm, Minnesota. The Building Now Houses a Ladies' Dress Shop...
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A Member of the South Beach Retirement Community Enjoys the Sun and Sea Air. Most of the Retirees in the Area Live in Inexpensive Residential Hotels Within Walking Distance of the Public Beach.
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Adults Looking over Bargain Merchandise Placed in the Street on the Sidewalks by Merchants in New Ulm, Minnesota, During Their Annual Summer Crazy Days Sale. The Town Is a County Seat Trading Center of 13,000 in a Farming Area of South Central Minnesota.
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At Bahia Honda State Park, on Bahia Honda Key.
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At Bahia Honda State Park on Bahia Honda Key.
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Aerial Photo Showing the Manufacturing Plant of the 3m C0 (Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing) Which Employs 1,377 Persons and Is the Largest Employer...
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Apartment Under Construction at Century Village Retirement Community. The Entire Complex of 7,838 Units (Individually-Owned Condominiums) Is Due to Be Completed in the Spring of 1974.
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Accordionist in a Polka Band at the Gibbon Ballroom at Gibbon, Minnesota, 20 Miles North of New Ulm...
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Audience at an Auction of Household Goods in a Residential Area. They Usually Are Held in the Summer Months to Sell Household Possessions of Retired People Who Are Moving to an Apartment, Or Who Have Died...
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Beach of a Small, Undeveloped Key Called Little Duck. Beach Is Open to the Public, Not All of Whom Are Careful to Preserve Its Unspoiled Appearance.
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At the Commercial Fishing Docks.
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Boating on One of the Lakes in Century Village Retirement Community.
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A Sticky Wicket on the Croquet Court. Century Village Retirement Community.
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Beach at Little Duck Key. Camping Is Popular Throughout the Keys, and Many Have Large Commercial Facilities. These Do Not Yet Exist at Little Duck, But Camping and Trailers Are Permitted.
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