The pirate bus by Webster Murray
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The pirate bus by Webster Murray
A group of pirates have taken over a open top public bus, they are about to take over another, but they have come against residents from a lady passenger with an umbrella. Date: 1927
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Attack Attacking Attempt Crew Crime Guns Murray Mutiny Parrot Passengers Pirate Pirates Protecting Stole Webster 1927 Weapons
EDITORS COMMENTS
"In this photograph by Webster Murray, taken in 1927, a group of pirate enthusiasts have seized control of an open-top public bus, transforming it into a pirate ship on land. The pirates, dressed in authentic costumes complete with eye patches, swords, and parrots, are in the midst of attempting to take over another bus. However, their plans are met with resistance from an unexpected source. A brave lady passenger, determined to protect her fellow commuters, stands her ground against the pirate invasion. Armed with nothing but an umbrella, she confronts the pirates with a fierce determination. The pirates, taken aback by her audacity, pause in their attack, momentarily unsure of how to proceed. The scene is filled with a sense of excitement and adventure, as the pirates drink from bottles of rum and brandish their weapons. The buses, adorned with pirate flags, add to the festive atmosphere. But the mood is not all light-hearted; the pirates' guns and other weapons are a reminder that this is no ordinary bus ride. This photograph, titled "The Pirate Bus," is a fascinating glimpse into the past, showcasing the creativity and playful spirit of its subjects. It is a reminder that even in the most mundane of settings, a sense of adventure and excitement can be found if we allow ourselves to let go of our inhibitions and embrace the unexpected." Webster Murray's photograph captures a moment of pirate mutiny on a public bus in 1927. The image is a testament to the enduring appeal of pirate culture and the human spirit's ability to find adventure in the most unexpected places. This rights-managed image is available for use in various projects, from historical research to creative projects, providing a unique and captivating visual element.
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