A continuous American circus parade (or something like it) in foreign lands (LOC)
by The Library of Congress

New-York tribune. (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924 January 26, 1908, Image 15 Notes: Cover, illustrated supplement. Format: Newspaper page, from microfilm Rights Info: No known restrictions on reproduction. Repository: Library of Congress, Serial and Government Publications Division, Washington, D.C. 20540 USA. Part Of: Chronicling America (Library of Congress) (DLC) - lccn.loc.gov/2007618519 Per . . .

Oregon Governor Tom Mccall Used a Kerosene Lamp in His Office to Read Mail as a Method to Get the Public's Attention Regarding the Seriousness of the Energy Crisis in the Pacific Northwest 11/1973
by The U.S. National Archives

Original Caption: Oregon Governor Tom Mccall Used a Kerosene Lamp in His Office to Read Mail as a Method to Get the Public's Attention Regarding the Seriousness of the Energy Crisis in the Pacific Northwest 11/1973 U.S. National Archives’ Local Identifier: 412-DA-12978 Photographer: Falconer, David Subjects: Salem (Marion county, Oregon, United States) inhabited place Environmental Protection Agency Project DOCUMERICA

Kerosene Lamps Such as These in a Business Window, Became Best Sellers During the Energy Crisis in the Pacific Northwest During the Fall and Winter of 1973-74 12/1973
by The U.S. National Archives

Original Caption: Kerosene Lamps Such as These in a Business Window, Became Best Sellers During the Energy Crisis in the Pacific Northwest During the Fall and Winter of 1973-74 12/1973 U.S. National Archives’ Local Identifier: 412-DA-12989 Photographer: Falconer, David Subjects: Portland (Multnomah county, Oregon, United States) inhabited place Environmental Protection Agency Project DOCUMERICA Persistent URL:

Messages Were Pasted over Light Switches in Portland, and Other Areas of the Pacific Northwest to Remind People of the Energy Crisis. This Same Message Was Used in Advertising in Newspapers and on Television 11/1973
by The U.S. National Archives

Original Caption: Messages Were Pasted over Light Switches in Portland, and Other Areas of the Pacific Northwest to Remind People of the Energy Crisis. This Same Message Was Used in Advertising in Newspapers and on Television 11/1973 U.S. National Archives’ Local Identifier: 412-DA-12977 Photographer: Falconer, David Subjects: Portland (Multnomah county, Oregon, United States) inhabited place Environmental Protection Agen . . .

Reading and Studying by Kerosene Lamps Became More Common as People Tried to Conserve Electricity. This Person Is Using a Lamp 11/1973
by The U.S. National Archives

Original Caption: Reading and Studying by Kerosene Lamps Became More Common as People Tried to Conserve Electricity. This Person Is Using a Lamp 11/1973 U.S. National Archives’ Local Identifier: 412-DA-12976 Photographer: Falconer, David Subjects: Portland (Multnomah county, Oregon, United States) inhabited place Environmental Protection Agency Project DOCUMERICA Persistent URL:
The Setting Sun and Glass Lantern, Symbols of Solar Energy and Manmade Lighting, Along the Oregon Coast near Lincoln City During the Energy Crisis of 1973-74 01/1974
by The U.S. National Archives

Original Caption: The Setting Sun and Glass Lantern, Symbols of Solar Energy and Manmade Lighting, Along the Oregon Coast near Lincoln City During the Energy Crisis of 1973-74 01/1974 U.S. National Archives’ Local Identifier: 412-DA-13019 Photographer: Falconer, David Subjects: Environmental Protection Agency Project DOCUMERICA Persistent URL:  

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