15 thoughts on “Orphan Photos: Two Victorian Albums”
Karen, I did not think, when I told you to go for it, that you would be posting so soon. Congratulations and good luck on making connections with the descendants.
Are familiar with Dead Fred? That site posts old photos people have sometimes with names and others with no names. Locations are often added. I love the site because people often find an ancestor in the photos that other people have in their possession for a variety of reasons. ~Susan
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Karen, I did not think, when I told you to go for it, that you would be posting so soon. Congratulations and good luck on making connections with the descendants.
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🙂 Thanks, Cathy.
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Are familiar with Dead Fred? That site posts old photos people have sometimes with names and others with no names. Locations are often added. I love the site because people often find an ancestor in the photos that other people have in their possession for a variety of reasons. ~Susan
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I had forgotten about the Dead Fred site until I started researching these photos. I need to upload them there, too.
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What a fascinating look into history. Photos are so ubiquitous now, we don’t realize how rare and precious they were before.
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I don’t think the selfie generation has a clue about how special and dear photos were–even in my childhood.
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