Judy Faust

Found in an antique store in Texas. According to the logo on the bottom, this was taken aboard a railroad photo car (the photographer's name was Orris Hunt). That must have been a great convenience at the time. Written on the back is "Sarah Tampke" in the same hand as the writing on the dual portrait.

Probably taken in Kingston, New York. Guessing the date would be sometime in the 1910s? The silver in the emulsion went bad and this is the best I could do to reduce the reflectivity.

A photo of June Carol Kenyon

Pleasant Henry Miller and his family taken in front of his corn crib, near Webbers Falls, OK

A photo of Lenka (Ehrenreich) Markovits

Found at a scrap store in Portland, Oregon, March 2019.

Self-portrait of Charles Elliott Gill with rifle and dog in a wooded area. Going hunting

Missouri, 1900 -- 1910

A photo of Estelle and Geraldine Vandagriff posing at home

Photo of my father Stanley Freer Carroll at 1yr old.

A photo of L J Deel taken circa 1905

A photo of Viola Harrison Cline, Charles Cline and Raymond Paul Cline
People in photo include: Charles Cline and Raymond Paul Cline

A photo of Pierre Baur, Myriam Baur, Antoine Baur, Francine Baur
Nationality: French (Jewish)
Residence: Paris, France
Death: December 30, 1943
Cause: Murdered in Auschwitz (buried in Auschwitz death camp)
Age: 10 years, 9 years, 6 years, 3 years

Carroll family hoeing corn in Florida.

A photo of Paul, Cecelia and Grace Braunger

This is my Mother, Ira Merle Ogden, in 1932 at 15 years of age on the Jones Ranch in west Texas. My Grandfather (Ira Ogden) was the ranch foreman and they lived on the ranch for several years
People in photo include: Vance Cawley

Flag flown over Ft McHenry during War of 1812 immortalized in Francis Scott Key's "Star Spangled Banner."

A photo of Howard Wieben and his dog in 1920.

A photo of Catherine “Kate” Lahiff who was born in 1866 on board a ship that was in Australian waters, hence she always referred to herself as Australian but she was very much Irish. In her lifetime she traveled to Australia as a domestic servant, lived in Providence, Rhode Island as a helper to her aunt Honora Lahiff McMahon, and married Henry Stone of England settling in New York for the remainder of her life. She and her husband continued to travel making three trips abroad to England and France. They had four children including Cecil McClintock Stone, John Henry Stone, Charlotte Agnes Stone (Taylor) and Cyril Granville Stone. Her sorrow included losing John Henry at 18 months to meningitis and losing her oldest son Cecil when he disappeared in 1928. He was never heard from again. Some described her as somewhat cold and unloving but her childhood left little time for nurturing and she learned to deal with life in a matter of fact way. She did adore Cecil and had high hopes for him. She encouraged his musical talents and he was often featured in local talent shows. Her husband Henry was a keen business man and she never again experienced the poverty of her youth.