Rounding Up the Horses Size:8" x 10" In the end

In the end

Tens of thousands of spectators attended the fourth annual African American Day Parade in Harlem in September of 1972

and the Chrysler Building

that took down Ebbets Field in Brooklyn four years earlier

Called "The American Genie of the (Electric) Lamp" by The Times

Rounding Up the Horses Size:8" x 10" In the endLooking like a vision of the Wild West, this 1930s imageshowsa round up in Hayward, Calif. The 1,500 horses would be sold for pleasure saddle mounts, to become work horses or, if too wild, to astonish the crowds at rodeos. Hayward's climate, soil and perfect location in the heart of the Bay Areabrought tremendous growth for decades.After World War II, housing developments began replacing farms and ranches. Between 1950 and 1960, the