St. Louis Turn of the Century Family Photography
- 1890s Childrens Portraits
- Pictures of Turn of the Century Children and Teenagers
- History of Photographers in St. Louis
- Turn of the century wedding, couples, and portraiture
- Turn of the century Children’s photos – from 1906
- Very formal turn of the century wedding photo, and a random one or 2 from 1914
- St. Louis Turn of the Century Family Photography
- Family Photos (mostly) from the 1880s
- Old Family Photos from 1880s to 1942
- A turn of the century Swedish Girl, German turn of the century photos, & random
- Old photos in cool old cardboard frames
- Family photos from 1913 and the early part of the 1900s
- Turn of the Century Wedding, couple, and baby photo scans
- Turn of the century photos from Crescent Studios, J. Haas, Setzer, and Parsons of St. Louis Mo
- Turn of the century photos by St. Louis Photographers
- 1800s Photos from St. Louis, MO
- More scanned photos from the turn of the century St. Louis Photographers
- Cabinet Cards of Young Men, Children, and Couples
- Pictures of 1800s young ladies and girls
- 1800s baby photos
- Photos of Civil War Generals and Steam Trains
I wish I could date this un-credited photo of a worried young soldier... was it the 1890s, or earlier? I also can’t date the un-credited family photo, which is fading.
Here is an interesting scan of a very proper young man, by When, and I also scanned the back of it. I think that Block and Greenburg at 1225 Franklin Avenue is a new studio to my scanning. It looks as if he either shot the same girl twice, maybe at different times, or two sisters. I honestly can’t tell.
J. Haas was a prolific and consistently quality photographer, and I love Setzer’s backdrop. Hammety of 1534 S. Broadway took a lovely first communion photo of a girl in a white dress, veil, and bible. If you look closely, you can see the rosary hanging from her waist.
The other photo that grips me is this one of an old woman, by Orla Studio of Festus MO. She looks very feisty and slightly deranged!
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