Ah, here we go. You can’t see the faces of the men walking down the street in these Leslie Jones photos from the Boston Public Library of a blizzard somewhere in Boston sometime in the Thirties, but you can still tell that they’re not happy about the biting winds and stinging snow – or at the prospect of digging their cars out and scraping the windshields. That clinging snow, by the way, shouldn’t obscure the details of the cars in the photos enough to prevent us from identifying them, so tell us, what do you see here?
