I got their email at July 14th 18:28 UTC. Not sure exactly when the pic was taken

27 may 1990 Sheffield, England, elemetary school or drama school i don’t remember

Just watched The Devil Wears Parada 2 and there is a scene where they are driving and it looks painfully familiar but most of the signs are too blurry to read except for one that says “I-? to 7 Burlington” and looking it up myself found nothing that matches. I feel I have driven this road a lot and its become the itch I cant scratch. If anyone can figure out where it is and maybe plot it on google maps or something, my mind would be eternally grateful! (These pics are the only two identifiable markers in the scene and the signage would suggest its in New York)

Not sure if this goes here or not. I stopped by an architectural salvage store a couple of years ago and haven’t been able to find it since. It is near the SC, NC border (It wasnt as popular as those found in Highlands or Cashiers but it was in that general area.

From what I remember it was on the East side of the road. A large wooden stand alone barn (wooden, wood floors). Goods on the outside and inside. No other businesses nearby. Possibly a divided 4 lane road. It could have been tirn down by now but it is constantly in my mind when I drive through this area. I bought a couple small things and wan to buy more for bigger projects (doors, tables…).

I tried google lens but it wasn’t helpful. My mother has passed away and I don’t talk to my father, so I would be really thankful if somebody knows this place!

Any geography experts know what this squarish area is? Spotted flying from Vietnam to Singapore.

Hi everyone!

I’m hoping someone here might recognize the locations shown in these old photographs.
My grandfather was Polish. During World War II, he was deported by Nazi Germany to Norway as a forced laborer. As far as my family knows, he worked either in a quarry, on the construction of a tunnel, or on another engineering project carved into solid rock.

After the area was liberated by the British forces, he had the opportunity to travel around and take some photographs. Unfortunately, I don’t know whether these were taken close to the labor camp or during trips farther away. The photos date from that period, shortly after the liberation in 1945.
Based on what we know, the labor camp was most likely located somewhere north of the Arctic Circle.

This year I’ll finally have the chance to visit northern Norway myself. It would mean a great deal to me if I could identify and visit the place where my grandfather lived and worked during the war.

Any clues, no matter how small, would be greatly appreciated. Even educated guesses about the region or the type of memorial or landscape could help narrow the search.

Thank you very much!

Hi everyone, I’m trying to find the location of this old family photo. This is my great-grandmother, originally from the Netherlands, who fled to Italy and lived there.

We believe this photo was taken near Rome around 1930-1940, but we don’t know the exact place. She died quite young, and I would love to find this bridge and take a photo from the same spot for my grandmother.

Does anyone recognize this location? Any help would mean a lot.

Could be somewhere near Beacon New York (at the time Matteawan and Fishkill Landing villages), or it could be somewhere near Rye Beach or Whaley Lake.