Louise Allen Bauer
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Louise Allen Bauer
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Cynthia Vaught
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07/31/2014
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AncientFaces
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08/07/2014
Great example of various types of popular hat styles. Any ideas when this make have been taken?
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Around late 1890 to 1900 era??
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No it's already after 1900. 1905 to 1915 I am very sure
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by the style of clothes and such would guess 1890 to 1910
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Guessing but feeling like it may have been 1890 to early 1900's.
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I thought exactly the ssame thing the moment I saw this picture...spitting image.
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to continue - she's the most interesting-looking one in the bunch! Look at her expression!
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The belt in the middle is back in style...
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Lol I just said the same thing before I even seen your post👍
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Afraid not, Sheryl; alas, it is I, Dorothy Rader.
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I am so drawn into the face of the gal on the left, I can't stop looking at her! Any information about her? Dorothy White Rader?
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The woman on the left is very beautiful but the woman on the right has the nicer hat. Must be a Mother and her daughters. Nice pic.
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I think the girl (AND her hat) on the left are absolutely lovely!
Teresa Spencer Martin
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08/07/2014
a great picture and they all 3 are beautiful.
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It was taken when women actually bought, made, and wore hats, something few do today and scarves and similar headdresses, some religious and veils were actually worn. The hubbub and much ado about these things, splitting between covering the head and face by Catholic women, Nuns and worshippers, Society Dames of the 20's, 30's, 40's and even 50's, and Islamic women, and other Eastern cover-ups simply reflects today cultural and contemporary nonsense and confusions. Ski Masks have now been the choice of many bank and street and store robbers also..Let's ban them...and also go hatless and helmetless...LIVE FREE AND/OR DIE!
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I'm going to say 1912 based on the movir Titanic haha.
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I say early 1900's. I've seen these hats and dresses in pictures of my grandmother and her sisters.
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This picture is awesome for clothing history nerds like myself. There are 3 different things going on here but the time period is as stated 1908-1912. You can see the natural form as the popular body shape, the younger girls are not wearing the S curve corset as it was just going out of fashion, but their posture suggests still the long line corset. The woman in the middle however is in what would be considered old fashioned for the time because of the darker color, the waistline, and possibly class difference. Her clothing is more representative of the turn of the century just after the leg o mutton sleeves went out. The girl on the right is the most fashion forward of the two from what i can tell... I would need to see more of the dress.
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Spot on reply - it's a great look at different ages embracing changes in fashion at different rates. The girls' hats also look rather Directoire in style, particularly the one on the right.
Alice Watts 
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Its such an interesting and great time to study fashion. The world was starting to change so rapidly with Couture Houses, new textiles, and then Chanel changing the whole game, but it was still not a fast fashion world so clothing was still made to last. Great time.
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daughters of Tsar Nicholas II circa 1915 - 1916. Similar clothing as the ladies above.
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These ladies, surely long dead, I wonder what they'd have said if someone had told them, "Over 100 years from now, people will be looking at your photo on a boxlike thing in their homes and commenting on your clothes and your looks."
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The future will probably do they same with us, but in a other tec device :)
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Pamela Compton
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08/20/2014
The lady in the middle has a close likeness to "The unsinkable" Molly Brown.
Cynthia Vaught
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09/01/2016
The one on the far left is Louise. This was taken between 1900-1910. I am not sure of the exact date. Her gardening hat was 3 times that size almost
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