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Unknown Woman, Indiana 1940's

Updated Mar 25, 2024
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Unknown Woman, Indiana 1940's
This picture of a woman (maybe in the 1940's?) was found in a frame my sister bought in Ft Wayne, Indiana. We would like to return it where she belongs

found in a frame my sister bought in Ft Wayne, indiana would like to return it where she belongs
Date & Place: in Ft. Wayne, Allen County, Indiana USA
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