Part III: Berlin

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[I]n the 1950s, my grandfather Beck was stationed in Berlin. Growing up as a child, I was always so fascinated by the old black & white photos of him from this era in this place unlike anything I knew on the country roads of Texas. I’ve always wanted to go and walk in his footsteps, to think of him as a young man, his family so far away, the devastation of war in front of him. We walked from East to West, we studied the differences from old photographs. We wandered the streets of Scheunenviertel and Kurfürstendamm. We had pretzels and beer, schnitzel and sauerkraut and look back in time of a city that changed so much.

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{Part I: London} {Part II: Paris} {Black & White Film Archive}

  • I have to book a trip to Europe! Love seeing it through your perspective.

  • Tarragona IN

    i like the one in the car. Great pictures.
    http://tarragonain.blogspot.com.es

  • Lauren Lyons

    You’re such an old soul, Jamie. For me, that’s what makes your blog so enthralling. xo