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Images of places over time

Posted: Sat May 17, 2014 9:10 pm
by Niner
The other day...while playing with some B&W film... I was in the neighborhood of my grandparents old house. My mothers old "home place" . It was built some time just after the start of the 20th Century at my grandfather McGlinn's instigation. And... I went looking into an old family album to show photos taken in the front yard of that same house to post here to give a sense of light that made photos in long years ago and the same location now.

That goober with his shirt off made me want to go tell him to put a shirt on at least. Ghosts of my family linger here ..... The jerk. On the other hand it was only a house to him. :bigsmile:


Back in the day, few people had a camera that had a flash. Most family photos were made outside...with the sun to the photographers back being the general instruction.

Re: Images of places over time

Posted: Sun May 18, 2014 3:35 pm
by Niner Delta
In the third photo, I'm going to take a wild guess and say you are the
little boy on the far left, your younger brother on right-front, and the other
2 boys are cousins.
Am I even close????

2nd guess.....You right-rear and brother right front. (matching outfits)


I love old family photos............. :mrgreen:

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Re: Images of places over time

Posted: Sun May 18, 2014 8:25 pm
by Niner
Your second guess is dead on. The other two are my cousins and brothers to each other. I was the oldest in that group...still am come to think of it. The taller of the two cousins was about a year younger than me. The youngest of the group was my brother who was about three and a half years younger than me.

The tike in the jump suit is me too. My parents and one of my mother sometime before she and my father were married.

Re: Images of places over time

Posted: Sun May 18, 2014 8:40 pm
by Niner
Here are some really old photos from the same location. Kids...Agnes , Edna, Etta, and Eddie....I think. All of them have since grown old and died. Note my grandfather in the straw hat. Real dapper sometime around WWI, or just before, I'd guess.