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.
Mary doesn't remember her aunt being very wealthy, and doesn't know if this first couples picture from approximately the 1930s is her wedding photo to her second husband, or was just a special occasion photo. Either way, both of them look rather...
I love scanning old family photos, especially when elderly ladies trust me with their treasures and let me share them! This 1912 wedding portrait captures timeless elegance, featuring the bride in a lace-accented gown with a v-shaped neckline, pearls, and a flowing veil. The groom wears a dapper double-breasted suit with a white boutonniere. Shot by J.J. Belka in St. Louis, Missouri, this photo offers a glimpse into Edwardian-era wedding traditions.
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