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Image 12 of 17 from gallery of Norrtälje Mortuary / LINK arkitektur. Photograph by Lindman Photography
Photos of freaks by a famous New York photographer Charles Eisenmann. The photos were made during the late 1880s when he worked in the Bowery district.
Image 7 of 17 from gallery of Norrtälje Mortuary / LINK arkitektur. Photograph by Lindman Photography
