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Main Street.
A streetscape gathers many separate decisions into a single view. Shopfronts, upper windows, signs and gaps between buildings reveal the rhythm of a place without requiring a single spectacular landmark. Margolies’s Main Street photographs invite a slower kind of looking: read from one façade to the next, notice differences in scale, and follow where a sign interrupts the roofline. State and city filters allow neighboring views to be considered together.
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Press Barber Shop, Route 89, Lindon, Utah
Barber shop, 4th Street, Deshler, Nebraska
Belmont Barber Shop, W. 1st Street, Grand Island, Nebraska
The Hair Performers, O Street, Lincoln, Nebraska
Jim's Barber Shop, 1st Street, Pleasant Hill, Missouri
Dick's Barber Shop, (Telephone Building), Walnut Street, Yankton, South Dakota
Model Barber Shop, 107 Broad Street, Marion, Virginia
Mr. Barber (shop), Madison Street, Bloomfield, Iowa
Indiana Barber College, E. Washington Street, Indianapolis, Indiana
Gene's Barber Shop, E. Washington Street, Indianapolis, Indiana
Barber shop, Livingston Street, Columbus, Ohio
Johnson Bros. Barber Shop, 4th Street, Monroe, Louisiana
Parmly Billings Library (Western Heritage Center), angle 1, Montana Avenue, Billings, Montana
Parmly Billings Library (Western Heritage Center), angle 2, Montana Avenue, Billings, Montana
Parmly Billings Library (Western Heritage Center), angle 4, Montana Avenue, Billings, Montana
Library, Dickason Street, Columbus, Wisconsin
Carnegie Library, Bozeman Avenue, Bozeman, Montana
Library (side entrance), Anaconda, Montana
Carnegie Library, W. 4th Street, Alliance, Nebraska
Library?, Locust Street, Oakland, Oregon
Library (now City Hall), angle 1, 500 Klamath Avenue, Klamath Falls, Oregon
Library (now City Hall), angle 2, 500 Klamath Avenue, Klamath Falls, Oregon
Carnegie Library (1901) (Menominee Range Historical Foundation Museum), angle 1, Iron Mountain and Ludington Streets, Iron Mountain, Michigan
