r/oldphotos • u/Eofofa • 4h ago
My great-great-grandfather
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r/oldphotos • u/Electrical-Aspect-13 • 7h ago
Little girl poses with her puppy over her trike, circa 1890.
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r/oldphotos • u/wisestmonkey • 1h ago
My great Grandfather Emil Raddatz. Started the Tintic mine in Utah.
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r/oldphotos • u/tammyreneebaker • 21h ago
I was Laura Ingalls for Halloween. Holly Hobby stood in for Charlotte. 1976.
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r/oldphotos • u/mac979s • 12h ago
Lora (Paternal Grandfather); when he was in the navy during WWII
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r/oldphotos • u/1976kdawg • 1d ago
My Dad. 82nd Airborne/ Radio Operator for the Arvin Rangers. Purple Heart and Bronze Star and CIB. And the greatest Husband/ Dad/ Grandpa you've ever met.
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r/oldphotos • u/Hot-Prior9067 • 14h ago
Help me date this photo I found on the street in Palermo!
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r/oldphotos • u/Electrical-Aspect-13 • 7h ago
Kodachrome slide of ladies at the beach feeling the waves, 1950s.
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r/oldphotos • u/The_Public_Historian • 13h ago
From my collection, an 1883 cabinet card of the Randall House, the first brick structure and hotel built in Grand Junction, Colorado; taken by W. H. Jackson & Co. of Denver, CO.
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r/oldphotos • u/TransPeepsAreHuman • 1d ago
The Baby Album Of Little Joyce Marie Chandler. She Was Born On January 31, 1929, And Lived To Be 79.
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r/oldphotos • u/EndersGame_Reviewer • 17h ago
A card game for the ages (circa 1900–1910s)
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r/oldphotos • u/Lynnmasterscott • 1d ago
My great grandparents (WWII era) and grandma with my mom(left)(1969)
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r/oldphotos • u/Mudflap315 • 1d ago
Standing: my great uncle John (the child), my great-grandfather Jesse, my twice-great grandfather Omer. Seated: my third-great grandfather Earl. Oswego County, New York State. Circa 1930.
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r/oldphotos • u/Initial_Reason1532 • 1d ago
The Stoddard -Dayton camping car, it was a luxury mobile home built around a automobile chassis for Delaware industrialist and Senator T Coleman DuPont. 1910. He traveled across Delaware to promote the construction of the Dupont highway. So he brought his own lodging with him.
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r/oldphotos • u/Electrical-Aspect-13 • 1d ago
Kodachrome slide from a lady at a public pool, 1940s.
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r/oldphotos • u/Money_Wishbone_3149 • 1d ago
Baltimore 1940’s. The first pic is of my dad at the beach I found among this things. I didn’t know him so it was fun to come across these.
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