The only information I have on this photo is the handwriting on the back which reads, “Chapel at Camp.” I wish the person would have added more information.
The photo does give evidence of a warmer climate. The two large cacti located on each side of the doorway support my theory.
What do see when you look at this photo?
Until next time…peace
Unfortunately, I do not have any information on this photo. In my opinion, I would say the photo contains members of the same family. They all resemble each other to an extent.
I am hoping the photo was part of a happy occasion.
What do you see when you look at the photo?
There is a car in the background. If anyone can guess a year, that would be one piece of information for the time frame of the photo.
Until next time…peace
I purchased this photo as part of an online auction. There’s no information on the back of the photo.
The cake does have a 50 on the topper. I am guessing, the couple is celebrating their 50th Wedding Anniversary.
I like the ceramic ducks hanging on the wall. They remind me of some my grandpa had at his house years ago. There are also little ceramic pheasants on the shelf built into the wall.
There is a calendar hanging behind the stove but unfortunately, I cannot read the date.
When you look at the photo, what do you see? I am hoping the couple had many more years of happiness together.
Until next time…peace
I recently purchased some photos from an auction site.
In this particular find, the back of the photo reads, “Some of the Fellows”.
Unfortunately, I do not have any more information. I am assuming, the group was in the military at the time of the photo. I cannot tell which branch. If someone can distinguish the uniforms, I would like to know the branch.
Until next time…peace
I just want to take a moment to wish everyone a Happy Valentine’s Day!
I don’t know the story behind these photos of couples. But I thought they would be perfect for Valentine’s Day!
How are celebrating the holiday?
Until next time…peace
The photo does not have any identifying marks of the people. But there is a stamp on the back from the processing service, Brown Photo Service, Minneapolis, Minn. Then, under the stamp is the date, November 19, 1942.
Yes, the photo could be straightened. But I did not want to lose the car in the background. Does anyone know the type of car? I am horrible with old car names.
The photo reminded me of my grandfather who hunted a lot. He always seemed to have a cigarette in his mouth too.
I wish I knew about the couple.
Unfortunately, this photo did not have a date. From the style of dress, hair cuts, and type of photo, I am guessing around the late 1950s. On the back, there is some information. In very nice penmanship, someone wrote, “Folk’s Anniversary at the Lake”.
The photo is also stamped with , “Brown Photo Co.. Minneapolis, Minn.”
With all the photos, I purchase or have given to me. I wish I had more information.
What do you see?
Until next time…peace
This image is a digitalized copy of an old slide. The original photographer left some data on the back.
Written in pencil:
Of course, I would love more information on this photo. Are the children with the photographer? Were they just spending a day on the shore? Where was the freighters heading? Was this a normal day for the ships?
I am never satisfied. I want to know the whole story.
Tell me, what do you think?
I purchased this photo from eBay. I did clean up the image.
Fortunately, the photo does have information on the back.
-1915
-W. DeBar Hardware Store
-Ashley, Michigan
If you look closely at the photo, you can definitely view different items from the time period.
-There are wash bins out front.
-A sign advertising Winchester is in the window on the left.
-Another sign is advertising fertilizer.
-There are oil lanterns for sale in the window.
-The horse is tied to one of the rails out front.
-There are advertising signs on the pole. I know one reads, “paints”. But I cannot decipher any other information.
I love this photo. I assuming the two men out front of the shop are the owners. Perhaps, the young man is a son. If anyone can tell me who they are, I would love the information.
What do you see when you look at the photo?
The photo is actually a digitalized version of a slide. The original photographer left some information on the back. I love when people add little notes.
The photo is dated 7-27-1957 with the notes Belle Isle Fountain, Detroit.
I am a Michigander. I cannot believe I have never seen this fountain in person. I did a little research on the Belle Isle Fountain which is actually called the James Scott Memorial Fountain. The fountain was constructed in 1925.
Yes, I added the fountain to my ever growing bucket list of things to see in Michigan.
Have you seen the James Scott Memorial Fountain in person? Tell me your thoughts.
Until next time…peace.
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