Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Hazleton, Pa. - Dobbin Gives Horse Laugh - With mouth wide open, a milk wagon horse appears to be laughing at snowbound auto as Penna's worst snowstorm in years snarled traffic and made transportation by "horseless carriage" a bit difficult. Snow up to 12 inches was dumped on the Keystone State.
Hazleton, Pa. - Dobbin Gives Horse Laugh - With mouth wide open, a milk wagon horse appears to be laughing at snowbound auto as Penna's worst snowstorm in years snarled traffic and made transportation by "horseless carriage" a bit difficult. Snow up to 12 inches was dumped on the Keystone State.
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Hazleton, Pa. - Dobbin Gives Horse Laugh - With mouth wide open, a milk wagon horse appears to be laughing at snowbound auto as Penna's worst snowstorm in years snarled traffic and made transportation by "horseless carriage" a bit difficult. Snow up to 12 inches was dumped on the Keystone State.

Associated Press · [ca. November 1953]

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[Information from item housing] Weather: Storms: Nov. 1963: Wire Photos

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