The Photomyne shared photo archive

1910, wedding photo John Carl Peters to Gertrude Dora Meta Siem at Lutheran Church of the Ascencion, Savannah, Ga

Grama Lorraine Wallace, Euclid Ohio @ 1915

Me tower hamlets dart championship 1918

Pauline Relich Amizich on her wedding day . February 1916

Kalveløkken - Lille Sand ca. 1920

Bert Lauren with fish on right, Mary Lauren looking bored, and Charles Lauren behind her, July 1912.

1925 Potwalloping on Northam Burrows

Abuelos Lalo y Rafaela entre 1918-1920

Clarice (8 yrs) and Mildred (6 yrs) 1916

Eidskog skytterlag ca 1920

Charles F Grundy eldest child of Clyde & Hannah Grundy Approx 1911 b 1909 D 1953 Grundy Farm Roscoe PA

The Class of 1918

During nurses training at Roosevelt Hospital in New York City in 1923-1925. Helen Lock and Kathleen Northey.

1910 Gamlehuset på Lærdalsøyri ?? Oldeforeldrene til Hilde - Kirsti og Halvard Husum

Pancevo 1923

Grown by M. Buchanan Goomboorian Champion bunch Gympie show 1921 Annie May (Maisie) Buchanan - sister of Nils

Avenue Saint-Jérôme à Matane Construit en 1913 pour abriter un bureau de Poste-Canada, l’édifice fédéral est conçu selon les plans des architectes en chef du ministère des Travaux publics, sous la direction de David Ewart. L’année de la construction est indiquée dans le fronton en façade. Elle est entrecoupée des initiales du souverain régnant sur le Royaume du Commonwealth. Ainsi, les initiales GR rappellent aux passants que le Roi d'Angleterre Georges V règne en 1913 mais surtout, elles indiquent que le service postal est une société d’État. Depuis 1979, l’édifice sert de manège militaire. Les détails architecturaux sont nombreux et ils contribuent chacun à leur manière à valoriser l’édifice reconnu parmi les lieux patrimoniaux du Canada depuis 1991. Cette reconnaissance spécifie notamment que la qualité de l’exécution est partout évidente. «La valeur patrimoniale du manège militaire découle de sa forme générale, de ses proportions, de ses matériaux de construction, de ses traits appartenant au style néo roman, de ses intérieurs et son rapport avec l’espace environnant.» Source: Martha Phemister, Bureau d’examen des édifices fédéraux du patrimoine, rapport de recherche disponible au http://www.historicplaces.ca/fr/rep-reg/place-lieu.aspx?id=11006&pid=0 Bon nombre de Matanais perçoivent la grande horloge de l’ancien bureau de poste comme l’image phare de la ville. Bien qu’agrandi à l’arrière pour les besoins de la poste vers 1950 et modifié en 1979 pour la milice qui l’occupe aujourd’hui, l’aspect original du bâtiment persiste. De sa forme harmonieuse, tout en étant complexe et diversifiée, se dégage l’imposante tour de l’horloge, coiffée d’un toit pyramidal sur lequel trône une boule de métal. La base-corniche du toit se transforme, au milieu de chaque côté, en un toit cintré de lucarnes. Elles protègent les cadrans de l’horloge de l’écoulement des eaux. Quatre orifices percent ses murs pour recevoir les cadrans; ils possèdent chacun un encadrement de briques

Kurt Baer, Berlin, 1912 Wilhelm Stein. Chausseestraße 71, Berlin

Overgrootouders Trip, Arent Trip (1852-1916)en Anna Benus (ouders van Engeltje Trip Grootouders van Jantje Drenth Foto gemaakt tussen 1887 en 1916

Carla Moors/Nederlandse Kastelen: In 1906 is tijdens sinterklaasavond het Wijchense kasteel uitgebrand

Nanna circa 1925

Fra mine oldeforældres have i Esbjerg 1919

Myrtle Britton winter of 1922 with her dogs,one year before she became a Grigsby and two years before Barbra was born.

Reuben Culp and Lettie Mae Kuiper with Reuben’s father, David Syrean Culp on the day of their wedding 9 Aug 1910 in Grand Rapids, MI.

Johanna Meaney Haney with Francis William Haney at his home in Richland, Nebraska on his first birthday, October 6, 1917

Jimmy Coulson with his father Francis Leys Coulson circa 1924

1922

Niagara Falls Gazette baseball team in the 1920s. My dad, Johnny labeled in the pocture, was my father

Farm life in 1918

Amanda Kirts Pittman (Aunt Mandy Pittman) 1860-1924 Rachel Kirts (Ma Brights sister).

Escola Maternal Liceu Feminino Santista. 1917

Taken in front of 365 Glinda St. Car is a 1916 Overland bought new.

Trades Demonstration, Nelson July 15th 1905

Photo: Butterworth tennis court, pre 1924. Ethel & Grace Butterworth were sisters. In 1919, Mr. Butterworth purchased two additional acres which abutted his property to the East from Francis Nelson, an Ottawa civil servant. The purpose of this purchase was to preserve the view down to the Ottawa River Valley. Included in this purchase was an additional 20 foot "right of way" down to the Kingsmere Road but still no "owned" access all the way to the public road. In 1924, in order to finally secure ownership of direct access to the Public Road, Mr. Butterworth made his final land purchase. This parcel of some 1.1 acres was acquired from Lawrence Dunn's son, Harry. By then, Harry was the owner of the Dunn family farm. This adjoining tract included some 160 feet of frontage on the Kingsmere Road. (see Photo by Malik, 1951)

Photo is of Ray Pickering, Great Uncle to my wife, Julia. It was taken in Nogent, France after peace was signed WW1. Must be dated after November 11, 1918 or early 1919.

Успомена из Ђевђелије, 1914

1907 Postcard

Great grandma Korbe and great, great grandma Brown, 1916

Les enfants Laurent en 1922

Joseph B Goebel 1920

Susan Medlin Brantley wife of Handy Brantley, Ronald Watson’s Great Great Grandmother Born: March 17, 1827 Died: May 24, 1906

Alice Bright and Glen Bright. Probably Ellen Jane Bright Goetz funeral March 1923

? Foto gemaakt tussen 1887 en 1920

Curtis Norman 1923/24

Famille LOISON - 1913

Koura 1910-15

6 Generations on maternal line: My Daughter Katelyn born 1998; Kim (Me) born 1971; My Mum Christine born 1953; My Grandmother Joan born 1920; My Great Grandmother Harriett born 1898 & My Great Great Grandmother Annie born 1870

Dressed for some jungle exploring, philipines 1910

My dad, Gordie Wood, in front of his home on Cameron Avenue in 1912.

Grandma Noll and Aunt Dorothy on her graduation day from Holy Angels Academy, June 17, 1921. Dorothy was the Valedictorian.