Name/Title
Business ProgressEntry/Object ID
2007-012.D471PDescription
Business Progress, 3-20-1979. These 6 black and white contact print strips were created for the Lacey Leader newspaper. They depict exteriors of a 76 gas station and Don's Automotive & Towing, featuring employees of Don's.
Images 1-4 are posed group shots of five male employees kneeling in front of the storefront of Don's Automotive & Towing.
Images 5a-6a are posed group shots of four male employees kneeling in the garage of Don's in front of tool cabinets.
Images 5b-6b, 7-8 are posed group shots of five male employees standing and leaning against cars in front of Don's.
Images 9-11 are portrait shots of a short haired man in glasses. "Don" is embroidered on his jacket pocket.
Image 12a is of a pair of legs.
Images 33-34 are portraits of a short haired man in glasses. "Ken" is embroidered on his jacket pocket.
Images 35-36 are portrait shots of a short haired man in glasses. His jacket pocket is not visible.
Images 38-39 are portrait shots of a man with a moustache and glasses wearing a baseball cap. "Peter" is embroidered on his jacket pocket.
Images 40-42 are of a long haired man with a moustache. "Tony" is embroidered on his jacket pocket.
Images 12b, 13-15 are exteriors of a 76 gas station store front and pumps in the foreground is a sign that reads "we still have full service".
Images 16-17 are of a 76 gas station pumps with a sign next to them that reads "Mini Service Island".Made/Created
Date made
1979 - 1979Place
City
LaceyCounty
ThurstonState/Province
WashingtonCountry
United StatesContinent
North AmericaNotes
Date: 3-20-1979
Medium: Photographic Emulsion/Photographic PaperLexicon
Search Terms
Buildings, Business & Commerce, Exteriors, Labor, People, Signs, Vehicles, Businesses, Business owners