This photo might be one of those “traveling horse photographer” deals. The fellow who owned the horse would go up and down the streets of the neighborhood and offer for a nominal fee to photograph your kids on his horse. The housewife paid up front and then the photos were mailed to her after they …
This photograph is of a man standing with two mules and his wagon with a broken axel or wheel. Although you can see a car in the distance, apparently this was taken in the early days of autos when horse carts were still in use.
Here we have three photos from different sources that I believe show the progress of filling the hay rick. First, we see an empty hay rick with a big pile of hay behind it. Yes, this may have been the end but humor me, since it is a nice picture of an empty hay rick. …
Today let’s take a look at people and their cars, shall we? There is a love affair between people and cars, starting in the early 20th century when cars became widely available for a moderate price. Posing in front of the car was so common that there is even a website or two dedicated to …
This photo is terribly faded but on enlargement you can see that it consists of a group of men milling around in front of a couple buildings. There is a wagon in front of the building to the right. On looking closely the men appear to be in uniform, leading me to wonder if they …
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