Vintage Photos
The photographs in this gallery were taken by my grandfather, Dr. Harold A. Neuman.  A Colorado native and dentist by trade, he loved his photography hobby.  He developed his own negatives, and printed his own pictures.  He taught me my basic darkroom techniques when I was in early high school.  I had his negatives in my possession prior to his death in 1985.  I started examining his negatives in the early to mid 1990's and found a number of images that were interesting, entertaining, and of historical significance. As far as I can tell, most of these images were taken around 1950. Therefore, with permission, I have re-printed all the images seen below.
Black & White Images
Accident Scene	California Building Memorial Day Parade	Central Park Carriage	Elevated Train New York
Gas Station Attendant	Grand Central Station	Mafia Luncheon	Man With A View Camera (Sepia Toned)
Nation's Capitol	Nation's Capitol From A Taxicab	New York Custom House (Sepia Toned)	New York Street Scene
Shirley Savoy Hotel	Skull and Books	Trinity Church	Vendome Hotel In Leadville
Washington Monument	Washington Park New Car	YMCA Downtown Denver
Hand Colored Images
California Building Memorial Day Parade	Flamingo Hotel In Las Vegas	Girl On A Tricycle	Harbor Hotel In Steamboat Springs
Kids In The Yard	New York City Skyline	Shirley Savoy Hotel	Trinity Church
Vendome Hotel In Leadville	Washington Park New Car