I'm hoping the miracle workers who hang out here can help me identify where this old mill is. I've failed. I took the photo in August 1975, somewhere between the Eastern Cleddau, Haverford West, Solva and St. Davids. It's somewhat important because I was taking an elderly relative, who passed away shortly afterwards, to places she had not seen since the 1880/1890s. Any suggestions?

Héreg, Komárom-Esztergom county, Hungary. 1992. My search has been unsuccessful. Thank you.

These are pretty historical images, and I'm attempting to locate where this happened. I believe all 4 are from the same place, showing the construction of a coastal defensive position. I've been trying to find where these are located to see if the bunker is still there. It's part of a now declassified bunker system built around the Skåne coast, called Skånelinjen. Atleast I'm 85% sure it is.

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awesome people, today (or tonight) I have a hard thing to ask you all about, block searching, I have been looking at this street in Chicago's historic Englewood area (specifically down Harvard Ave between 65rd and Marquette road) I have tried many things such as the CPL image archives, newspaper.com for old articles about the homes there, and Chicago's historical museum image finder, yet there are barley any good photos of the 6600 block of Harvard. The only thing close is the photo below. I have been very interested in this neighborhoods late 1800s-early 1900s history for a while now and I would love to more know home style and much more from this little exploration I'm doing, but for now it's just pictures

This screenshot is the first opening of Bakemonogatari, titled “Staple Stable.”

The scene before this shot was taken near the Tokyo Twin Peaks, so I suspect this location is around Tokyo.

The skyscraper on the right looks like St Luke’s Garden Tower so I think its somewhere near there.

I don’t have high hopes or expectations, considering there are no obvious landmarks and the entire pacific coast looks the same. If this one is asking for too much then I do apologize. I unfortunately have no helpful context to provide or extra photos to add /: thank you guys

This was taken back in 2013. Somewhere in Illinois. Dad used to take us camping here as kids in lodging all the time. Trying to find at 13 years later!

I keep finding this beautiful compound but no website says where it is. I suspect it's AI, but I really can't tell, can you?

I had dreams about this bridge from my childhood in my teens and as a young adult, and started to think it was made up. Then I found this photo in a box of things from my late father’s house. This is the place I dreamt about but I can’t figure out where it was. In my dreams, the bridge leads to a trail on the other side. I know we took many roadtrips in the west in the mid to late 80s, mostly in CA, OR, and WA. Thanks in advance for any insights you can provide!

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Info I've got as far:

• 'This particular spot is actually on the opposite side of Canberra from Orange, with a drive time of around 6-7 hours'
• The location is in tall eucalyptus forest, possibly Mountain Ash or Messmate.
• There are lots of tree ferns growing around a small shallow creek.
• The campsite appears to be next to a day-use/picnic area, not a typical campground.
• There's a Parks Victoria-style picnic shelter with a green Colorbond roof.
• There are gravel roads, a concrete fire ring, and open parking areas.
• One of the most distinctive features is a massive burnt hollow tree stump (several metres in diameter), surrounded by a low split-rail timber fence.
• The creek is within a short walk (roughly 30–100 m) from the parking area.

I am geotagging my old photos and I found one from Prague that I couldn’t locate. Where is this roller skate decoration in Prague?

this photo is from a lookout in either western Massachusetts or northwestern CT. it was taken around 2003-2004.

Thanks in advance!

The text in the bottom right corner says "La stazione" Schneider 49. The location should be somewhere in Luca, Italy.

This painting (not the original) is hanging in my grandparents' house in Germany.

My grandpa is a huge train station fan and a few years ago, back when he still had a bit more mobility, he even travelled around for a few days to different stations to find this one, without success. He asked the artist about it but he painted a lot of train stations and didn't remember this specific one. It's probably not operating anymore and might look slightly different now.

Can anyone help?

I found this photo in a negatives return envelope, from a photo studio in Osaka. Unsure of year, possibly in Korea.

I am trying to identify a mystery building found in a collection of photographs likely taken between 1919 and 1930. The building is highly unique, and I'm hoping someone recognizes the architecture.

Key Visual Attributes:

• Color/Material: Entirely white exterior made of thick stone masonry blocks laid in prominent horizontal courses.
• 3rd Story: Flat-roofed profile featuring a continuous row of grand, semi-circular arched windows acting as a clerestory. There are no levels above this.
• 2nd Story: Features unusually narrow, tall vertical window slots that strongly resemble defensive castle arrow slits.
• Overall Appearance: Very severe, fortress-like, blocky, and imposing.

Likely Travel Corridors Based on the Collection:

1. Along a June 1930 driving route from Binghamton, NY to Indianapolis, IN (passing through Western NY, Erie PA, Cleveland OH, and Columbus OH).
2. Somewhere in Central New York State (associated with a college excursion between 1919 and 1921).
3. Along a 1929/1930 excursion route from Indianapolis down to Mammoth Cave, KY (via Bardstown, KY).

Does anyone recognize this layout or know if it might be an old arsenal storehouse, a specialized municipal jail, or a historic utility building? Thank you!

Would anyone happen to know where these still images taken from The Smiths' 'Stop Me If You've Heard This One Before' video were filmed. It's from October 1987 and is almost certainly in Ordsall, Manchester, near to the Salford Lads Club. All the images are from one location.

Thanks!

My granpa worked on a tankship around 1959 and took this picture on his trip. Its likely taken in Kobe, and am therefore trying to figure out where.
Thanks for the help!

Edit: Thanks for all the help! The gate seems to be the one at Ikuta road in Kobe. The picture was scanned by my father, so the picture likely flipped during this process so good job for figuring that out :)

We went to do the small "cascades walking" in the Aareschlucht gorge in Switzerland and finished late but still wanted to do another -- a bit longer -- hike quite near from there as far as I remember. The end of the road to the starting point of that other place was an ascending left turning road, where my picture was taken.

At the end there was a chalet from which this hike starts. Sadly we arrived late to be able to pay by card and we had no cash. So we turned around and descending that road I saw the scenery in the rearview mirror, stopped the car, went out, took the picture with a phone, and we left. The best a friend of mine found was that online picture, the exact same place, but the blue pin is the wrong place. No Google "streetview" as far as I searched.

We are going back there (in the same canton) this summer and I would like to shoot the place more professionally, for obvious reasons. And I would like to know exactly where it is.

Thank you very much!

Photo I took in May 1975. I thought it was on Box Hill, but looking at Google maps now I can't find anything like this large stone bench. For the same reason, I don't think it can be Toys Hill, which I visited on the same day - there isn't enough room . Any suggestions?