Featured on PDR in the collection John Margolies’ Photographs of Roadside America
The culture of the American road has been much celebrated — and much criticized. Lawrence Ferlinghetti saw the rise of the automobile and the construction of the interstate system (which began in the 1950s) as a new form of punishment inflicted on the populace. Driving in their cars, “strung-out citizens” were now
Also appearing in the collection…
The Nat Ballroom, 6th & McMaster's, Amarillo, Texas.
Artist
Date
1977
From
John Margolies Roadside America photograph archive
Digital Rights
- Source states “no known restrictions”
- We offer this info as guidance only
Image Size
1024 x 691