Turn of the century photos by St. Louis Photographers

Cabinet Cards

• 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 am not sure how these photos were ordered, or if there is any order. In this batch that I digitally preserved, there is a photo of a baby taken by When Studios, dated 1893; Parsons Studio, J. Haas,  Genelli, Theo E. Setzer, G. Schneidt, Boehl & Koenig – these last old photos have no dates.

The photo of the little girl in a plaid dress taken by J. Haas was found attached to the smaller photo of the woman taken by G. Schneidt. Are they mother and daughter? Or did the young girl grow up and the smaller photo is another picture of her? If the dead could only talk!

I think the man with a handlebar moustache and grey streak in his hair (taken by Theo E. Setzer) looks vaguely psychotic.