“Over 25 million pictures” has become one of those phrases that we say frequently here at Vintage Aerial. However, it might not mean much to anyone unless they’ve seen our library. Having over 700,000 rolls of film all stored in a secured, climate-controlled location is a bigger undertaking than one might expect. Here are a few photos that hardly scratch the surface of how our film is stored.
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amazing!
I am looking for 58 Ford Avenue in Oneonta, NY. House built in late 1800's.
Danielle: Click Search Archive above or visit http://vintageaerial.com/archive to submit your information to one of our Librarians. They will help you with your search.
I tryed to search but can't get the county to work. I am looking for a farm in marathon county,Wisconsin
I too am very interested in searching for a property and can't get the county to wotk!
Chris & Jerry: We've made some changes that should allow our county selection process to work in more browsers, please try again at let us know if you have any additional issues or questions.
I was trying to contact you about an old photo that Mike told us about from your company.He said it was Photo number38BBE10 yet when I went to your archives, it says it does not exist. Could someone please explain. I have the card from Mike that says it does. Please advise.
Well J-, what can I say? I am never totally susripred at what you attempt to do, because I know how supremly gifted you are; but I am always so pleased and proud when I see the results. J-, the website is simply fantastic! And yes, like Sam, I can hardly wait to see and read more. I know that this comment will be read by others whom I will never know and that concerns me somewhat because I hope they do not mind my being a little over the top at stating how pleased I am about your work. Perhaps I can be forgiven for simply being an extemely proud Pappa of a wonderfully talented daughter who is just the second most loved librarian in my life (after her Mom, of course). So I guess growing up in the woods in northeast Texas was not so bad after all. Truck on J- or should I say reel on. See ya!