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Ina Viola Hicks and Friends

Updated Jun 26, 2025
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Ina Viola Hicks and Friends
A photo of Ina Viola Hicks and friends acting silly
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Wheeee . . . it's Friday! Looking at the shoes and dresses, we're guessing the early 1910's?
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09/15/2017
maybe early 1920's. Flappers.
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09/15/2017
I go back and forth on date - the shoes and hair say 1920's to me, the dresses say 1910's . . .
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09/15/2017
AncientFaces Judging by the dropped waistlines, it's probably the 1920's. The 1910's had higher, more fitted waists, including the actual shirtwaist, as well as longer hemlines.
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09/15/2017
1919 ;)
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09/16/2017
Agreed roaring twenties.
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09/16/2017
1920s hems were shorter. The Boxcar Ladies long hems are pre-WW1, although "bobbed" hair & loose waists (no corsets) is 1920s.
This looks like something my mother with her three sisters would do,,! " Carrying on" , as gran MA said, Dressed as these girls did,,even though they were living in a Depression!
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09/15/2017
What's interesting to me is that the 3 women look ghost-like. They are faded a bit more than the train and it gives that illusion. Such a fun picture!
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09/15/2017
Denise Padilla this reminds of our Napa train pic lol
Napa Valley Wine Train! So much fun
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09/15/2017
Wow! Very interesting picture.
Going by the dresses and especially the hairstyles, I'd say somewhere in the early to mid-1920s.

The photo below is from the mid-1920s. The older woman second from left (without the hat) is my maternal grandmother, and I know this was taken when she was in her 50s. My maternal grandfather had died in the early 1920s, so this was years after that.
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09/15/2017
Love this picture
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09/15/2017
1920's and 1930's. I have a real picture of my Mother really doing this to go to California from Texas in 1930's.
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09/15/2017
Next stop...'Petticoat Junction'!
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09/15/2017
All I can think is, how in the world did the one on the right get up there?!?!
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09/15/2017
I thought i was the only one thinking that! 😂
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09/15/2017
Omg! It does! Sara Padilla
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09/15/2017
That's a great picture!
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09/15/2017
No corsets, looks like the 1920's.
Photo of Laura Pfenning Foose Laura Pfenning Foose
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09/15/2017
Oh c***, the song from Petticoat Junction is going to be in my head for the rest of the evening now!
Flapper of the 20's
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09/15/2017
Their ankles are exposed!!!::::gaaaaassssspppp::::
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09/15/2017
Rich girls
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09/15/2017
OMYGOSH!! Looking at that picture the girls look like ghosts holding on to the train 😲!! Scary!!
Photo of Diane Orrvar Stone Diane Orrvar Stone
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09/16/2017
Great picture..i have lots of pictures...family members..in this era! My mom last born..1919..out of 10 kids!
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09/16/2017
WOW OLDIE INTERESTING PIC!!
Photo of Jan Mortimer Jan Mortimer
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09/16/2017
Awesome!!!!!!
Photo of Lynn Maher Lynn Maher
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09/17/2017
Wonderful to see a picture where people are having fun!
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09/17/2017
so cool
Photo of Michael Porter Michael Porter
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09/19/2017
A good fun picture.
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09/19/2017
They are having such fun! X
Photo of Maria Mesing Maria Mesing
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09/19/2017
My aunt said they used strips sheets to make their breasts look flat in the flapper dreeses that must have been fun looking like pancakes😀😝
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