The Dobb Long Book allows for two photos on the left hand page and two on the right hand page. These photos are the top left and top right of the first open page. Since they are next to each other and by the same photographer, I am making the assumption that they are a …
Here we have a photo of Uncle Homer Alsworth. The handwriting you see here was one of three hands in the photo album. Next is a newspaper clipping that I originally thought might be Uncle Homer a few years later as a priest. However on doing research for this post I realized it could possibly …
This very handsome man is Edward L. Trunk in 1913. The second image is the back side of the photo, and reads “When a fellow’s ??? M-something 1913.” I am very curious what it says and I just can’t make anything fit that phrase. The photo is lightweight and perhaps was cut out of a …
Here we have our fourth AZO postcard from the Benedicta Trunk album, and the third with the same backdrop. This one looks a bit off center, and the two gentlemen look harried and a little rumpled, don’t you think? The fellow on the right looks a bit to me like Oliver Hardy if he was …
I have a series of 9 CdVs that appear to be related. I call them the Hakens/Whitton/Pease series as those are the last names on the photos. The time range of the photos appears to be from the early 1860s to about 1880. Work is going to keep me pretty busy this week, so feel …
Who Were They? 