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Image Not Available for Every two hours, the buses must stop for ten minutes to allow the driver to rest.
Every two hours, the buses must stop for ten minutes to allow the driver to rest.
Image Not Available for Every two hours, the buses must stop for ten minutes to allow the driver to rest.

Every two hours, the buses must stop for ten minutes to allow the driver to rest.

Creator Presse-Photo
Date1930s
Mediumgelatin silver print
DimensionsOverall: 16.9 x 22.7 cm (6 5/8 x 8 15/16 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2002
Object number2002/7396
LocationNot currently on display

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Image Not Available for A pedestrian presses a button which will stop traffic one minute every third minute and allow him to cross the road.
A pedestrian presses a button which will stop traffic one minute every third minute and allow him to cross the road.
Associated Press of Berlin
1937
Photograph
Image Not Available for Bus connections between Damascus and Bagdad. Several times weekly, huge air-conditioned buses go through the desert from Damascus to Bagdad which takes approximately 14 hours. While outdoors the glow of the Syrian desert suffocates all life, inside the bu
Bus connections between Damascus and Bagdad. Several times weekly, huge air-conditioned buses go through the desert from Damascus to Bagdad which takes approximately 14 hours. While outdoors the glow of the Syrian desert suffocates all life, inside the bu
Deutscher Verlag
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for Greyhounds of the highways in the Metropolis. Buses provide long distance transportation through the United States in areas where no train connections exist.
Greyhounds of the highways in the Metropolis. Buses provide long distance transportation through the United States in areas where no train connections exist.
Presse-Photo
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for Transportation at the fair is provided by omnibuses. These buses are open, but can be provided with a canopy for protection against the weather.
Transportation at the fair is provided by omnibuses. These buses are open, but can be provided with a canopy for protection against the weather.
Presse-Photo
1933
Photograph
Image Not Available for The next guard arrives. Every two hours there is a new watch. A visitor must show the guard an identification card to enter.
The next guard arrives. Every two hours there is a new watch. A visitor must show the guard an identification card to enter.
E. Witzleben
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for Minutes after the end of the "Tea Dance" (an afternoon or early-evening dance), the waiter tallies the money.
Minutes after the end of the "Tea Dance" (an afternoon or early-evening dance), the waiter tallies the money.
Presse-Photo
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for For ten years, this holy man has stood for two hours every day in the same spot staring into the sun. Of course, he soon became totally blind.
For ten years, this holy man has stood for two hours every day in the same spot staring into the sun. Of course, he soon became totally blind.
Emil Otto Hoppé
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for Homelessness in the midst of the city. A moving picture of poverty in Berlin. With all her worldly goods, this bag lady tries to rest for a few hours amidst the noise of the city. This photograph was taken in the centre of Berlin.
Homelessness in the midst of the city. A moving picture of poverty in Berlin. With all her worldly goods, this bag lady tries to rest for a few hours amidst the noise of the city. This photograph was taken in the centre of Berlin.
Presse-Photo
c. 1932
Photograph
Image Not Available for On the edge of the airfield stand radio beacons which allow the pilot of the airplane the possibility of recognizing the landing area. These lines must not be crossed.
On the edge of the airfield stand radio beacons which allow the pilot of the airplane the possibility of recognizing the landing area. These lines must not be crossed.
Presse-Photo
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for An older student stops traffic at a school crossing with a red flag to allow the younger students to cross the street safely.
An older student stops traffic at a school crossing with a red flag to allow the younger students to cross the street safely.
Presse-Photo
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for In Leipzig, a light tower was put up as a signpost to allow drivers proper orientation with a quick look.
In Leipzig, a light tower was put up as a signpost to allow drivers proper orientation with a quick look.
Presse-Photo
October 17, 1936
Photograph
Image Not Available for Buses during the tram driver's strikes
Buses during the tram driver's strikes
1969-1979
Photograph
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