Peggy Ann Lucas & friend
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Updated Jun 24, 2013
Peggy Ann Lucas and friend, Judy Foy, about age 2. What dolls!!
People in this photo: Judy Foy age 2 and Peggy Ann Lucas
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AncientFaces
Little Peggy Ann Lucas & friend Judy Foy around age 2 holding their dolls.
Dutch hats?
The hats resemble Nuns who served as medical/nurses also by an older/former order, if I recall correct;y either French or Latin. My Aunt wore a smaller version-scaled down. look close at the insignia/logo may reveal it.
see they could go outside and play until the street lights came on!
Dutch Caps , all the rage in the '40's .
Adorable!
gorgouse two little girl with thier doll just talking, walking together feeling grate :) :)
Looks like the cartoon dog, Goofy. Looked at it with my mag. glass.
The little girls look like little dolls themselves a lovely photo
that's' the way little girls should still dress and play, hey look adorable:)
Little Dutch girl hats, AWWWW little Shirley Temple was in a number wearing one, and wooden shoes, I think in Heidi, maybe it became popular after that! It is so adorable :)
Dutch?
in the movie Heidi, Shirley Temple danced to Little Wooden Shoes wearing a similar hat - many things became fashionable when worn by her as a child, I believe this to be one ..
Little Dutch Hats?
It was very popular to wear these hats back in the 50s, I also had a pair of wooden shoes. I don't know if the popularity was everywhere but I had one; my mother also put me in the super short dresses from that period.
Perhaps someone brought them back from Holland.
Any idea where this photo was taken? I happen to know a Judy Foy. :)
My great grandmother an great aunt had hats like that on in a old pic. they where from Norway!
Love this one! Hats are great. Ant the little one on the left with the whole outfit like a little adult with the flare leg pants.
I come from a Dutch family....they are Dutch bonnets. :)
They look like the old dutch hats that little girls would wear.
I've seen vintage patterns which included hats similar to these. I also have a small collection of child size vintage clothing with at least one similar hat. It was made of cotton and trimmed with embroidered motifs. It appeared to have been heavily starched... kinda like nurses used to do to those small white caps they wore.
J Ahm you are thinking of the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent DePaul. We used to call them God's Geese.
So, so cute! Looks like something right out of the Little Rascals. :) Love it.
girls will be girls!
great picture what cuties
Hal Roach would have snatched them up in an instant.
