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Discover the past through our Photo Scans category, featuring an extensive collection of digital scans from the Civil War era, turn-of-the-century cabinet card photos by renowned St. Louis photographers, and a diverse array of preserved old photos. Each scan offers a unique glimpse into history, capturing moments frozen in time from the 19th and early 20th centuries. Explore our digital archive for a deep dive into the visual history of America’s past, meticulously curated for historians, genealogists, and photography enthusiasts.
1890s Childrens Portraits
Turn of the century Children’s photos – from 1906
Family photos from 1913 and the early part of the 1900s
Old photos in cool old cardboard frames
A turn of the century Swedish Girl, German turn of the century photos, & random
1920s old car and family photos
This old family photo with the art deco border stamped August 20, 1927 on the back, is one of my favorite pictures so far. I wish I knew the story behind it, but I can imagine on the expressions of...
Old Family Photos from 1880s to 1942
Family Photos (mostly) from the 1880s
Very formal turn of the century wedding photo, and a random one or 2 from 1914
St. Louis Turn of the Century Family Photography
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
History of Photographers in St. Louis
Turn of the Century Wedding, couple, and baby photo scans
1800s baby photos
Here are some baby photos from the 1800s, that were mixed in with an envelop! I don’t think that the baby photo, by St. Louis Photographer Bell Studios, came in the envelop as it’s postmarked from Miss A. Schenkel in Detroit (and sent to Henry Kellogg St. Louis). Whatever correspondence it once contained has been lost. The baby, presumably E..? Warren Kellogg, looks rather crazy in the eyes, giving that unfocused gaze just past the camera.
Pictures of 1800s young ladies and girls
Cabinet Cards of Young Men, Children, and Couples
Here are the rest of the 1800s cabinet cards I digitized for the Carondelet Historical Society. I really like the young lady wearing a hat, as shot by Polensky of Milwaukee Ave., Chicago. That photo, of any, gives me some ideas on historical re-creation. The background is so cool, and could probably be made into a photoshop texture or something!
