Ship in the Locks at Sault Ste. Marie Size:16x20The Soo Locks, first opened in 1855, allow ships to travel between Lake Superior and Lake Huron. Located between Ontario and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, the locks bypass the rapids of St. Mary's River, where the water falls 21 feet. This vintage image, made in 1908, shows a ship in the process of passing through the locks. Our team has digitally restored this vintage photograph, so the prints you order will be as pristine as the photo's original
this vintage poster shows Martin Luther King
and removed dust and dirt
the image features the main entrance of the building
This snowy scene in Chicago was captured on Michigan Avenue in 1942 by John Vachon
we've brought new life to this over-century old map
a century after the university was established
a Curtiss bomber is mounted on a truck
Please reach out if you have any questions or would like to request a custom-sized print
College Park Airport is the world's oldest continuously operated airport
reproduction prints of this poster can be purchased in a range of sizes
museum-quality materials for our reproduction prints
We have digitally restored this Puerto Rico travel poster to its original condition
