Turn of the century Children’s photos – from 1906

Posted by Jessica Kay Murray | May 23, 2018 | Old Photo Scans | 0 |

This entry is part 4 of 20 in the series Cabinet Cards

I found a date on these turn of the century children’s and family photos I scanned. On the back of the photo of the young woman in a white dress by St. Louis photographer J. Hass, was written “1906” (which I also scanned). I’m guessing that the other photos in this group were also from the same period of the early 1900s.

I am guessing the woman in black with a veil is in her wedding dress – if so, it’s funny how bridal fashions have changed!

turn of the century young woman in a white dress

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Jessica Kay Murray

Professional WordPress nerd. Lover of all things older than me. I am fascinated by early 1900s labor and feminist history, and have a sporadic addiction to reading nonfiction about those things on Archive.org. I scan old photographs and ephemera when I get really super bored. On Etsy I sell vintage clothing that I got as part of an interesting trade deal a few years ago.