 This website called SepiaTown, allows registered users to upload  scanned historical images of architecture and map them. Visitors see  thumbnails of the images on a map. You can click on the thumbnail to  bring up a full image with information and then click  on that image to get a larger one, which is big enough to use in  PowerPoint. Note that, on the page with the smaller full image, there is  a box towards the bottom with a permalink. This is good to note in the  image title, PowerPoint notes, or elsewhere so  that you have a record of the image source.
This website called SepiaTown, allows registered users to upload  scanned historical images of architecture and map them. Visitors see  thumbnails of the images on a map. You can click on the thumbnail to  bring up a full image with information and then click  on that image to get a larger one, which is big enough to use in  PowerPoint. Note that, on the page with the smaller full image, there is  a box towards the bottom with a permalink. This is good to note in the  image title, PowerPoint notes, or elsewhere so  that you have a record of the image source.
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