The image doesn't do the original justice. I love the yellowed look along with the threads breaking down on the edges of the paper. This was part of my family album pics. I got it from my mom. There is no info on the back. Her family is from Boone County, Ky.

A photo of Mabel Edith Cole Paczoch Dawson

Douglas,beside an ancient bi-plane (I think). Douglas volunteered in the Canadian Air Force at the beginning of WWII. According to family history, he was lost in a mission over Germany.

A photo of a 1953 Mercury.

The gentleman was Ventura Cuen Ruiz 1888-1966, in Bakersfield California. Can someone tell us the year of this old Ford? So far, no one can.

Earl Scott Ekleberry in front of train he operated.

Brilliant photo of the stern of the RMS Titanic. The RMS Titanic was a British passenger liner (billed as unsinkable) that sank in the North Atlantic Ocean on April 15th 1912 after colliding with an iceberg. In this photo, you can see some of the approximately 1,317 passengers (of which 107 were children) on deck. Many of the wealthiest people in the world at the time were on board. ( John Jacob Astor IV and his wife Madeleine Force Astor were the wealthiest.) J. P. Morgan, owner of the Titanic, was supposed to take the voyage but cancelled at the last minute. Most of the passengers were in 2nd and 3rd class bookings - mainly immigrants from Great Britain, Ireland, and Scandinavia.

A photo of President Coolidge inspecting world flight plane at Bowling [i.e., Bolling] Field, [Washington, D.C.], 9/9/24

Son of John Milton and Mary Carter. Married to Mary Alice Havens-Carter.

This is a photo of James Umensetter added by Starr Murphy on May 7, 2020.

Martha, Bertraces ?, Margeruite, and Dad Twedt. Also: Thomas Tow ? Other photos found with this one were marked as being in Iowa or Oregon, between 1920s and 1940s.

Taken about 19 years after Al Scoffone started his business with one truck, this photo shows Al and his crew removing an old locomotive steam engine from the Santa Cruz Mountains. It is believed the locomotive was headed to the home of famed Southern Pacific railroad engineer Billy Jones, who used to work the rail line in the Santa Cruz Mountains.

CLAIMED - photo has been returned to family members. Found at an antique store. Handwritten on back: "Little Agnes Bracken and her little pony and buggy. That is Mrs. Bracken holding him". Agnes was born in 1903, so I'm guessing at the date based on a wild guess at her age in the picture.

A photo of a steam shovel taken by Earl Edward Smith. A Bucyrus Erie steam shovel loaded on an Ontario & Western railroad car. My uncle is not sure where this picture was taken. He thinks possibly Goshen, NY but it could have been somewhere else; e.g. Whitney Point. Not only did the O& W run to many places Earl worked, but their cars ran on other lines also. My uncle noticed that the shovel in the photo is a "light color". This reminds him of a story Earl told. Mr. Hopkins (Earl's boss) visited a job and said that was the "worst looking shovel, it needs to be painted." Earl or someone went to a store in town and bought paint. The only paint the store had enough of was pale green - so the shovel was painted green. My uncle thinks this might be that shovel. My uncle tells about the job in Goshen. Earl had worked for Mr. Hopkins at the Albany Sand & Gravel Co. for many years, both in Albany and on various construction sites in NY and PA. He left Albany Gravel in the 1940's and worked for Everett Van Kleeck at his garage in Kingston. Shortly after the garage closed in the 1950's, Mr. Hopkins called Earl. He had sent the last old steam shovel he had to a job in Goshen, NY (this could have been it sitting on the RR car). They were having trouble getting the old shovel to run and he asked Earl to go down and see if he could help. He did, and my uncle thinks Earl might have worked there for a while. Some years later when my uncle was working as a truck driver - hauling milk in a tanker, he passed through Goshen. He noticed an old shovel sitting there rusting away. Later he mentioned this to Earl. Earl asked some questions about the shovel and said "That's my old shovel. They didn't use steam shovels anymore after that job, so they just abandoned it there". A correspondent agrees that the photo does seem to be of Goshen, NY and notes that the house in the background looks like one across the street from where he grew up.

Obviously, this little ass is carrying a lot of precious cargo. All wheel drive baby buggy

A photo of Eallie Aser Watkins

A photo of Main St. in Dalton Kansas

"Bud" Confer and his 1932 Plymouth - Young Man & his Car...

A photo of William "Pearle" Poling, born 1876 in Michigan with son Clarence E Poling born 1903. This is probably Michigan before moving to Ohio later - hauling pipe.

A photo of a touring car near Bellingham Washington. Believed to be the Cummings family.

A photo of John M. Tesarik and his produce wagon in 1887 A farmer born in Bohemia, John married young widow Anna Manchel after Vincent Manchel died. They had a nice farm outside Spokane .

A photo of Arthur Henson

Vicksburg VA 1940. A James A Fazzi Sr Picture

A photo of Isaac C. Justice, his wife Lillie Fulmer Justice, and daughter - in a horse drawn wagon. Taken near Calcis, Shelby County, Alabama

A photo of Reuben Leight

A photo of Reuben Leight

Anthony Braunger's company Braunger Meats 1891 - present Sioux City, Iowa

This is a photo of Helen Alice Levine (Fowler) Moir and Dr John Wilson Moir added by Sarah Lennon on June 20, 2016.

A photo of Terry J Bergmann

A photo of a motorcycle around 1923.

A photo of Unknown Bills and Reynolds family Members - just sitting around the ol' campfire in Oklahoma, date unknown.

A photo of my Grandfather James Lofquist on his bike in Northern Michigan. Anyone know where to find a Cities Service Sign? I think they were once Citgo.

A photo of Annie Lee Merek or Meek & Archie Stevenson of Fulton, Kentucky. Vintage Photos Lost & Found on FB - Annie Lee Merek / Meek, Archie Stevenson, found in Memphis, Tennessee. Locations mentioned in album include Fulton, Kentucky, and Louisiana.

A photo of an unknown truck - 169

A photo of an unknown couple - 187

A photo of Jesse Darby with an early Indian Motorcycle *Photograph property of Daryl Johnson. Please do not copy without permission.

A photo of Myrtle N. Bryant in 1958, age 49 or 50.

A photo of Walter R Bosley. Goofing off acting Drunk.

A photo of Jerry J Tucker

A photo of Irene Strauch standing next to her father, Stephen Strauch. In the car was Bill Strauch. They took a trip from Raymond Street, Detroit, Michigan to Cleveland, Ohio together to visit Tom Ontko & his family. As it turned out, the car was stolen. Bill purchased it from a dealer in Detroit. One day after waking up, he saw his car was gone and filed a police report. Checks revealed the vehicle had been towed by police when they learned it was stolen!

A photo of Richard B Crippen on a train.

A photo of Larry Dean Smith

A photo of Clarence Adams taken in Boone County, Kentucky.

A photo of Ernest C Cuffle (1939 - 1997)

A photo of Noel Dolley Atha

A photo of the train station for the train that took vacationers to Mineral Springs Resort

A photo of George Andrew Ashworth, Jr. from my mother's (Mary Louise Ashworth) photo album who was his first cousin.