Throwback Thursday: Waving the (giant) flag in 1915
It’s a grand old enormous flag on display in this July 4 1915 photo. The folks at Amoskeag River Mills in Manchester, N.H. went all out for patriotic displays with this 95-ft. long, 50-ft. high version of Old Glory. It weighed some 200 lbs. (AP Photo/Harlan A. Marshall)
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