Four men posing for a studio portrait in Black River falls, Wisconsin, 1900
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These guys knew how to party.
I love old pictures like this, it makes people from the past feel so much more relatable than the stoic historical photographs we often see.
Reminds me of the stretching room at The Haunted Mansion
I once asked where I could find the falls when passing through there. I was told there were no falls. Who would name a town Black River Falls if there aren’t any falls?
It’s the Original Pep Boys! Manny, Moe and Jack. Oh and Ralph.
Look up wisconsin death trip
“Hey boys, after lunch what’s say we go get fitted for some dentures!”