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The Orphaned Images Project: Bathing cuties
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The Orphaned Images Project: Gone fishin’
Written around the edges of this photo:
7:30 A.M. In a few minutes he is off with a “fishing only” on a gasoline launch.
Archivist note: Hmmm….
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The Orphaned Images Project: School children
Written on the back of this photo (I’m assuming the names go right to left in placement in the photo):
Loretta
Beverly
Clifford
Leighton
Harold
Junior
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The Orphaned Images Project: Olive and me
Written on the back of this photo:
They were taken one Sunday morning & we put on something to make us look foolish. Please notice our hats. Olive and I and they do look funny, don’t they?
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The Orphaned Images Project: The Altizer Family
The caption on the back of this photo reads, “The Altizer family, including Shep.” I can assume this branch of the Altizer family was from Virginia (since the photos were sold by a seller in Virginia). I did a quick search in Google for the family name and came up with lots of information, including a comprehensive genealogy website prepared by Jay Altizer. Perhaps Jay might know what generation of Altizers’ this family is! Click here to learn more about the Altizer family.
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The Orphaned Images Project: Home
The caption on the back reads, “Mar. 20, 1938 Home (at their home)
The guy second from left looks a little scary, doesn’t he?
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