These two women were captured in Chicago in the 1910s, and although I'm not certain if they are sisters, they are in other photos in my collection. It's interesting to see how their dress styles differ: one has a more whimsical style, while the other is more traditional.

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This boy’s photo was taken in Los Angeles, California, circa 1920s. A stately pose. From my glass negative collection. (640x800)

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This photograph was likely taken in Maine along some body of water, circa 1897. It was titled light just after sunset. You can see the guy on the left taking the photo with a shutter remote. From my glass negative collection. (800x640)

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Another great photo out of Pennsylvania, circa 1890-1900. I think the woman on the left is pulling the shutter release to take this photo. The woman in the middle is holding another camera. This one required a lot of clean up, but it did clean up nicely. From my glass negative collection. (640x800)

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This little girl is tending to her sheep on her family’s farm. The cows in the front yard is just adorable. Bought from a seller in Conneticutt but I don’t know where it was taken. Circa 1900. From my glass negative collection. (800x640)

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This Japanese man’s photo was taken circa early 1900s. Location taken unknown. From my glass negative collection. (640x800)

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This photo was taken in Maine, circa late 1800s. It was in poor condition but I think I got the best out of it. It’s a great example of Victorian fashion. From my glass negative collection.

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This photo was taken in Cleveland, OH, circa early 1900s. This photo has it all. A cute kid, loyal dog and a cat who knows he’s the boss. Don’t you love how the cat’s paw hangs over the arm of the buggy. There are even flies on the trim. From my glass negative collection.

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Midshipman James Earl Carter Jr., was photographed at Merin Studios, circa 1944. On October 1, 2022, Jimmy Carter celebrated his 98th birthday.

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This family photo was taken in in the Allentown/Lynnville area of Pa, circa 1900. The negative was not in the best shape but I think it is a wonderful photo. From glass negative collection.

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Another in a series of glass negatives I have. This photograph is 116 years old today, taken on February 13, 1905.

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This little girl’s photo was taken circa 1900-1920. The negatives were purchased out of Michigan, but I’m not sure where it was taken. From my glass negative collection. (640x800) (colorized) Original in the comments.

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This family photo was photographed by Gainesville, GA photographer, Nathan C. White, circa 1910-1918. From my glass negative collection.

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This photograph was taken somewhere in New Jersey or Pennsylvania. This class photo is full of interesting faces. Taken circa early 1900s. From my glass negative collection. (800x640)

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This photo was taken in Arkansas, circa 1890-1900. These siblings are so cute and the cart is a fantastic prop. From my glass negative collection. (640x800)

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This woman was photographed in Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, circa early 1900s. The negative is heavily damaged but it’s lovely non the less. From my glass negative collection. (640x800)

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Another great photo out of Pennsylvania, circa 1890-1900. I think the woman on the left is pulling the shutter release to take this photo. The woman in the middle is holding another camera. This one required a lot of clean up, but it did clean up nicely. From my glass negative collection.

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Portrait of Richard G. Brown, circa 1900. Taken in Worcester, Mass., by photographer William Bullard. Because Bullard did not have a studio he took his camera and backdrops to where his customers were. Here you can see the backdrop tack up to the side of a house. From the Frank Morrill Collection.

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This photograph was likely taken in Maine along some body of water, circa 1897. It was titled light just after sunset. From my glass negative collection.

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This woman’s portrait was taken by Gainesville, GA photographer Nathan C. White, circa 1901-1910. From my glass negative collection. (640x800)

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This vintage photo was taken in Pennsylvania, circa 1860-1870s. In my glass negative collection.

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This man’s portrait was taken by Gainesville, GA photographer Nathan C. White, circa 1901-1910. Quite the dapper dresser. From my glass negative collection. (640x800)

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These blokes were having some beer and pastries in Florence, Wisconsin, circa 1890-1900. The older man is hanging out with the youngsters. From my glass negative collection. (800x640)

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Mother Charlotte and and her daughter, Marjorie Collyer, Titanic Survivors, June 1912. Colorized. original in the comments. (640 x 800)

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A delightful Christmas scene from Wisconsin, circa early 1900s, captured by an unknown photographer. Just scanned this new addition to my collection, showcasing a child's merry Christmas. Can you spot the holiday goodies under the tree?

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From my glass negative collection: An early 1900s photo from Corfu, New York, featuring a lively bunch of kids in play clothes. Notice the charming detail of the little girl with a sling.

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What a great photo this is. This Boy Scout troop looks like they are getting ready to go on a camping trip. This photo was taken in the 1930s. The boy on the left recently passed away in his late 80s. Who knows about the others.

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This New York City street scene was taken on 29 June 1915. You don’t often have the exact day but here we do. It was taken on 339 Fulton street. A lot of great stuff in this photo. From my glass negative collection. (820x640)

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How great it would be to step back in time and visit this NYC Drug Store. This store is chock full of goodies. Photo taken some time in the 1920s. From my glass negative collection.

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A 1910 photo of a truck driver. This truck driver’s photo was taken in 1910. Location unknown. What a great photo. From my glass negative collection. (640x921)

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This man was photographed in Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, circa early 1900s. I think he looks like someone famous, what do you think. From my glass negative collection.

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Queen Elizabeth, at Buckingham Palace, photograph by Cecil Beaton, 1942.

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A veteran of the famous Pennsylvania Bucktail Regiment with his grandaughter, Taken in Norristrown, Pa. 1903. Notice the bucktail on his hat. The house behind them is awesome and it would be great if it still stands. From my glass negative collection.

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A father and child photo to celebrate Father's Day. This photo was taken in New York, circa 1900-1919. From my glass negative collection.

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These fantastic photo was taken in Allentown , PA. They have a Huck Finn/Tom Sawyer quality to them. Three kids hamming it up for the camera. And the dog! Circa early 1900s. (800x640)

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Charles S.L. Baker (1859-1926) was an American inventor, who patented the friction heater. Photograph shows African American inventor Charles S.L. Baker and another man, possibly Baker's brother Peter, standing behind heating (radiator) system. One man is holding a knob that is attached to two wires

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This older couple’s portrait was taken in Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, circa early 1900s. Kinda like an American Gothic pose don’t you think. From my glass negative collection. (800x640) (colorized) Original in the link

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This photo is terrific, but the lighting wasn’t. After a lot of work I hope you enjoy it. Wh do you think these two look like. This photo was taken in Maine, circa early 1900s. From my glass negative collection.

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These sister’s photo was taken somewhere in Arkansas, circa 1890-1910s. This was a lot of restorative work, but I think it turned out great. From my glass negative collection. (640x800)

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This girl’s photo was taken in Newport, Maine, circa late 1800s-early 1900s. She is so cute. It looks like she is fidgeting while having her photo taken. From my glass negative collection.

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Frida Khalo aged 18, photographed by her father in 1926.

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The always beautiful Marilyn Monroe.

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This photo was taken in Maine, circa late 1800s-early 1900s. What a fantastic scene of gents enjoying a day outside. Maybe after a bike ride. From my glass negative collection.

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A Victorian era woman of color, circa late 1800s. Restored and colorized by Robin Clark. #memorylanephotorestoration

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A boat excursion on the Delaware River, circa 1894. Possibly taken by amateur photographer Horace Githens. This is such a great photo You almost feel like you’re there on deck. The woman with the umbrella. From my glass negative collection. (800x640)

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I'm thrilled to share this photo! It's the only one I've ever seen with a child wearing pince-nez glasses. The photo was taken by photographer Joseph E. Williams in New Athens, Ohio, around the late 1800s to early 1900s. (640 x 800) (Colorization) Original in the comments.

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This is one of the most beautiful negatives I have in my collection. I think this portrait is stunning. What do you think. The portrait was taken by photographer John (Jno) Johnson of Centerville, South Dakota, circa 1889-early 1900s. She is gorgeous, and her Gibson Girl Hair is glorious.

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This is a photo of Rosie Dorothy Berdych who was a 7-year-old oyster shucker who worked all day for the Varn & Platt Canning Co. in Bluffton, South Carolina. The photo was taken in 1913 by photographer, Lewis Hine whose work was critical in changing child labor laws.

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What a great photo. It might be apple sauce they are making. So much to see in this photo. Photo taken in Allentown, Pa., early 1900s. From my glass negative collection. Negative donated by Nelson Widell.

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A handsome couple in a captivating pose, believed to be from the early 1900s, potentially in Houston, Texas. The unknown photographer behind this image managed to encapsulate a moment of elegance and connection that transcends time.

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These men were photographed by the Child’s Art Gallery in Marquette, MI, circa late 1800s. The surname Jefford is on the negative. Maybe brothers. From my glass negative collection.

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How great it would be to step back in time and visit this NYC Drug Store. This store is chock full of goodies. Photo taken some time in the 1920s. From my glass negative collection.

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I have no idea the origin of this photo but it certainly is fun.

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Miss Mary Bay takes to the road in Washington DC, 1924 in a battery-powered Custer Car, so called because it was invented by one Levitt Custer, as an amusement-park ride.

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This negative was taken in the 1860s making it roughly 160 years old. This photo was taken somewhere in Ohio. From my glass negative collection. (640x800)

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This woman’s photo was taken by photographer J. E. Williams in New Athens, Ohio in the late 1890s-early 1900s. The is such a great photo. Too bad it was cracked, but it cleaned up well. From my glass negative collection.

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This relaxed man was photographed by W. E. Ravely of Edgeley, North Dakota in the early 1900s. He's holding a cigar and wearing bib overalls with a diamond pattern, which add a touch of character. It's incredible how much detail and history can be captured on a glass negative.

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This photo of Eartha Kitt was taken by Chuck Stewart, circa 1955. She was an American singer, actress, comedienne, dancer, activist, and author.

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This photo was taken in Maine, circa late 1800s-early 1900s. What a fantastic scene of gents enjoying a day outside. Maybe after a bike ride. From my glass negative collection. (904x640)

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Lana Turner (February 8, 1921 – June 29, 1995). She was an American actress who’s career spanned 50 years.

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Ebba Rapp was a versatile Northwest artist, working in “painting, printmaking, enameling,” and ceramic and bronze sculpture.

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This photo was taken in Cleveland, OH, circa early 1900s. This photo has it all. A cute kid, loyal dog and a cat who knows he’s the boss. Don’t you love how the cat’s paw hangs over the arm of the buggy. There are even flies on the trim. (800x640)

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This is such a great photo and I want to sit on that porch and sip on an ice tea and wile away the day. The photo was taken in Chicago, Illinois by photographer Henryk Schafer, circa early 1900s. Isn’t it fantastic.

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A 1910 photo of a truck driver. This truck driver’s photo was taken in 1910. Location unknown. What a great photo. From my glass negative collection.

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A handsome couple in a captivating pose, believed to be from the early 1900s, potentially in Houston, Texas. The unknown photographer behind this image managed to encapsulate a moment of elegance and connection that transcends time.

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It's hard to believe that this photo was taken in 1880. The clarity of this photo is incredible and I find it fascinating to look at. It was taken at the Child's Art Gallery in Upper Michigan, circa 1880.

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I love this photo. It seems he is working with a rope and strap. I think this is in a store. Notice the “Saves Babies Lives” sign. This photo was taken in Maine, circa early 1900s. From my glass negative collection. (800x640)

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Meet Delores. She was born in Wheaton, Mn, July 1919. This is either a graduation or a prom photo, taken c1938. Colorized by Robin Clark.

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Photographer Lewis Hine's, Power House Mechanic.

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This is an interior shot of a Boston, Massachusetts home. Without a doubt an opulent home of someone with some wealth. I have a few more of this home that I will share later. There is so much to see here to include the conch shells on the floor. Please explore this wonderful photo.

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“A boy and his dogs.” Another great photo from my Indiana/Illinois collection. Taken circa early 1900s. This one was in really rough shape. I’m pleased with the results. From my glass negative collection. (800x640)

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A great farm scene. So much going on here. Check out the dog, cats and chickens. This photo was taken in Maine, circa 1900s. From my glass negative collection. (800x640)

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This photograph was taken somewhere in New Jersey or Pennsylvania. This class photo is full of interesting faces. Taken circa early 1900s. From my glass negative collection.

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This is another great group photo out of New York, circa 1910-1919. They all are enjoying a pint and there is a ribbon with the word Mosquito on it. Wonder what’s that’s all about. From my glass negative collection. (800x640)

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Paul Newman ( born in Shaker Heights, Ohio, on January 26, 1925 – September 26, 2008).

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Elsa Martinelli (born Elisa Tia; 30 January 1935 – 8 July 2017) was an Italian actress and fashion model.

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Butch Cassidy and the Wild Bunch, circa 1900.

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The beautiful Merle Oberon. Happy Birthday and R.I.P.

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A Victorian/Edwardian era girl.

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This woman’s photo was taken by William Bullard. She has not been identified yet, Photo likely taken late 1890s to early 1900s. From the Frank Morrill Collection.

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This photograph was taken somewhere in New Jersey or Pennsylvania. This class photo is full of interesting faces. Taken circa early 1900s. From my glass negative collection.

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Happy Birthday, Claudia Cardinale. She is a Tunisian-born Italian film actress who starred in some of the most acclaimed European films of the 1960s and 1970s, mainly Italian or French, but also in many English-language films. Colorized by Robin Clark.

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Kirk Douglas (born Issur Danielovitch in Amsterdam, New York, on December 9, 1916 – February 5, 2020).

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Mary Pickford, was a Canadian-American film actress and producer with a career that spanned five decades.

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This girl was photographed by South Dakota photographer, John Johnson, circa early 1890-1900s. She has quite the head of hair. From my glass negative collection. (640x800) (colorized) Original in the comments.

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This photo is of Susie King Taylor an African American nurse during the Civil War. This photo was taken circa 1880 by photographer Samuel W. Brigham.

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This vintage football photo from circa 1907! These two players from Franklin College were captured by photographer Joseph E. Williams in New Athens, Ohio. It's amazing to see how different football attire was back then.

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Vera-Ellen (born Vera-Ellen Westmeier Rohe in Norwood, Ohio, on February 16, 1921 – August 30, 1981).

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Step back in time with this striking mid-1940s snapshot from NYC, featuring a man in a snazzy suit outside his car. This photo captures the essence of post-war fashion and automotive style, though the exact location remains a mystery. From a film negative.

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This woman’s portrait was taken by Gainesville, GA photographer Nathan C. White, circa 1914-1918.

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This photograph is 116 years old today. I believe this photo was taken somewhere in Pennsylvania. I am certain of the date because it is written on it, February 11, 1905.

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This woman’s photo was taken by New Athens, Ohio photographer J. E. Williams, circa late 1890s-early 1900s. Maybe Kabuki Theater. From my glass negative collection.

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This young girl’s photo was taken somewhere in Pennsylvania, circa 1890-1900s. Quite the hat. From my glass negative collection. (640x800)

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An Edwardian Era girl, circa early 1900s. Restored and colorized by Robin Clark.

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Dorothy Lamour; December 10, 1914 – September 22, 1996) was an American actress and singer.

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This woman’s photo was taken by New Athens, Ohio photographer J. E. Williams, circa late 1890s-early 1900s. Maybe Kabuki Theater. From my glass negative collection. (640x800)

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This photograph is of the Fairfax County Court House. Photo taken in Fairfax, Virginia, circa early 1900s. From my glass negative collection. (800x640)

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Doc Holliday, was an American gambler, gunfighter, and dentist. A close friend and associate of lawman Wyatt Earp, Holliday is best known for his role in the events leading up to and following the Gunfight at the O.K. Corral. Photo taken circa 1880s. (661x826) (colorized) Original in the comments.

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This man has his carpentry tools and is showing off he is a skilled craftsman. Maybe his grandkids with him? photo was taken in Los Angeles, California, circa 1920s. From my glass negative collection. (640x800)

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Here are the twins. This photo was taken in Pennsylvania, circa 1890-1900. Another one that required a lot of restoration. From my glass negative collection. (640x800) (colorized) Original in the comments.

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Another photo of Hattie Bennett, daughter of Wisconsin photographer, Henry Hamilton Bennett. This was taken circa early 1880s

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This is a photo of a man lying on a day bed, looking ill or perhaps even bedridden. I'm not sure if the photo is staged or not, but it's fascinating to see the details of his surroundings. Check out the amazing radiator, the banjo propped up on the right, and the bed pan. 1890-1900s.

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A great bar scene taken in Florence, Wisconsin, circa early 1900s. From my glass negative collection. (800x640)

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Aida Overton Walker Called “The Queen of the Cakewalk,” Aida was an African-American vaudeville performer, choreographer, singer, and actress from Richmond, Virginia. She grew up in New York City and started performing at her age of 15 as a chorus member in “Black Patti’s Troubadours.”

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Another great group photo out of Pennsylvania. Circa 1900. From my glass negative collection.

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This photo is of a family at the dinner table. This is an upper middle class family judging by the decor and furniture. Photo was purchased fro ma seller in Illinois, but I’n not certain it is where it was taken. Taken circa early 1900s. From my glass negative collection. (800x565)

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2 year-old Elvis Presley with his parents, 1937. (640x800) (colorized) Original in the comments.

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This photo was taken in New Hampshire, circa late 1800s to early 1900s. The names on the envelope said they were Ben and Fletcher. From my glass negative collection.

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This photo was taken in Perrysville, Indiana, circa 1900s. Interesting composition of what looks like a man sitting by the side of the road. From my glass negative collection. (800x640)

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Photo of young girls n Paris, 1952. Taken by phtographer, Edouard Boubat.

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A family portrait taken by the Child’s Art Gallery, circa 1880-1900s. What a brood. Check out the little girl’s hair. She was not interested in getting her photo taken. From my glass negative collection. (958x640)

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This woman doesn’t look too happy. Photo was taken circa 1890-1900s. What a great photo. Unknown provenance. From my glass negative collection.

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This photo of a family portrait in their home was taken circa 1880-1890s. Unknown provenance. From my glass negative collection.

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This child’s portrait was taken by photographer Joseph L. Mutzbauer out of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Circa early 1900s. Look at that face. From my glass negative collection.

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These siblings were photographed by South Dakota photographer, John Johnson, circa early 1890-1900s. I wonder what he is doing with the magnifying glass. From my glass negative collection. (640x800) (colorization) Original in the comments.

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This man was photographed in Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, circa early 1900s. I think he looks like someone famous, what do you think. From my glass negative collection. (640x800)

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This women were photographed by South Dakota photographer, John Johnson, circa early 1890-1900s. John was so good at photographing groups of women like this. This is a terrific photo. From my glass negative collection.

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This charming young man was photographed by Gainesville, GA photographer, Nathan C. White. Restored and colorized by Robin Clark.

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Portrait of a young boy taken by Gainesville, GA photographer, Nathan C. White, circa 1908-1910. From my glass negative collection. Restored and colorized by Robin Clark. #GainesvilleGeorgia #NathanCWhite #glassnegatives #restoration #colorization #MemoryLanePhotoRestoration #history #americana

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Alfred Hitchcock's baby photo taken the early part of 1900. (640x800) (colorized) Original in the comments.

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This family photo was photographed by Gainesville, GA photographer, Nathan C. White, circa 1910-1918. From my glass negative collection.

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This great photo was possibly taken somewhere near Sacramento, California, during the late 1800s or early 1900s. I can just picture them making music after a hard day of work. (906x640)

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This family portrait was taken by the Child’s Art Gallery, circa 1880-1900s. From my glass negative collection.

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This photo was taken in Allentown, Pennsylvania, circa 1905. It is one of 6 group photos out of this collection. The faces in these photos are fantastic and I’m always amazed they were able to capture them all in such a small space. From my glass negative collection.

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This woman doesn’t look too happy. Photo was taken circa 1890-1900s. What a great photo. Unknown provenance. From my glass negative collection. (640x800)

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This photo was taken in Michigan, circa early 1900s. This is the most interesting photo of a house I’ve seen thus far. It was taken at an elevated level and it looks like it’s either the back or side of the house. From my glass negative collection.

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Check out this amazing vintage photo from my glass negative collection! This wonderful piece was taken in New Athens, Ohio by the renowned local photographer Joseph E. Williams, circa late 1800s-early 1900s.

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This photo is incredible. It was in bad shape with a lot of fingerprints and other marks on it, but I think it cleaned up well. I really want to know this story. It’s a circus possibly in Pennsylvania, circa 1890-1900s. From my glass negative collection.

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Soldiers in the barracks of Camp Funston, Kansas. Photograph taken by Joseph J. Pennell. During World War I, nearly 50,000 recruits trained at the camp, commanded by Major General Leonard Wood. From my glass negative collection.

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This fantastic photo is of Emerson Hall in Beloit, Wisconsin, circa early 1900s.

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This photo was taken in Perrysville, Indiana, circa 1900s. Why this photo was taken is mystery to me. From my glass negative collection.

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This man was photographed in Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, circa early 1900s. I think he looks like someone famous, what do you think. From my glass negative collection.

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