Where was Lovelady Standing in Wiegman and Altgens6?

[Alan Ford]

Man Under Green Arrow: We don't see any of his right shoulder because his body is turned west

Man Under Red Arrow: We don't see any of his right shoulder (or any of the right side of his body), even though his body is not turned west (as evidenced by the fact that under his chin we can see all that white of his exposed tshirt)

Both men are in unobstructed sunlight.

Remarkable!

[Alan Ford]

Good post James.

I can see that You have put a lot of work into the animations.

Fantastic photo, Mr Unger---------thank you! 

[Robin Unger]

Your welcome Alan

I only discovered the image 2-weeks ago.

 "Nat Pinkston Collection" 6th floor museum website..

https://emuseum.jfk.org/collections/37775/nat-pinkston-collection/objects

[Alan Ford]

Your welcome Alan

I only discovered the image 2-weeks ago.

 "Nat Pinkston Collection" 6th floor museum website..

https://emuseum.jfk.org/collections/37775/nat-pinkston-collection/objects

 

[Jerry Freeman]

I've never seen this one.

I haven't either. The building in the far background [with the fire escape] I believe is the Dallas Hotel.
It was torn down and the Dallas County Courthouse built to replace it.
This means that the picture predates Nov '63 when the DCC was under construction.
That is a '61 or '62 [model?] right in front of the steps.

[James Hackerott]

I haven't either. The building in the far background [with the fire escape] I believe is the Dallas Hotel.
It was torn down and the Dallas County Courthouse built to replace it.
This means that the picture predates Nov '63 when the DCC was under construction.
That is a '61 or '62 [model?] right in front of the steps.

Hi Jerry,
I think that building with a fire escape is now a La Quinta hotel. The Dallas County Courthouse is offset eastward and not visible in the Pinkston photo.

[Dan O'meara]

Is that Oswald's coke?

[Robin Unger]

I haven't either. The building in the far background [with the fire escape] I believe is the Dallas Hotel.
It was torn down and the Dallas County Courthouse built to replace it.
This means that the picture predates Nov '63 when the DCC was under construction.
That is a '61 or '62 [model?] right in front of the steps.

Photo of the entrance to the Texas School Book Depository building

Object number2003.006.0023
ClassificationsPhotographs
Creator Federal Bureau of Investigation
DateNovember 1963
Type of ObjectPhotograph (b&w)
Credit LineNat Pinkston Collection/The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza
Dimensions4 x 5 in. (10.2 x 12.7 cm)


DecriptionBlack and white photographic print of the entrance to the Texas School Book Depository building from inside the lobby. The photo was taken in November 1963 by the Federal Bureau of Investigation as evidence in the days following the assassination of President Kennedy. The photograph shows a glass door and wall in the center with the corner of Houston and Elm Streets visible outside. There are radiators inside the lobby on both sides of the doorway. There are several groups of people as well as automobiles visible through the windows and door.
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