Showing posts with label Massachusetts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Massachusetts. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 26, 2013

Uncle Charles?


This young fellow is wearing a uniform but I'm not sure what it is. The cabinet photo is marked what appears to be 'Uncle Charles' in pencil at the bottom on the front. Can anyone read the handwriting and verify his name is Charles for me? Handsome lad.

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Saturday, October 1, 2011

Spencer Whiting of Franklin, Massachusetts

Spencer Whiting
Something tells me Spencer was a very confident young man who was secure about his dress and social standing. Love the hair!

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Friday, June 10, 2011

Turner Falls, Massachusetts

Was this a school? A business?

This group is seated on the lawn in first photo
These old photos were taken by the A.W. Howes & Co. photographers in Turner Falls, Massachusetts. Was this a school? A business? The group of well dressed people in the second photo were standing on the steps of this building. In the first photo they are seated or standing on the lawn in front of the building. There is only one gentleman in the group. Was he the custodian or owner of the business? Does this building still exist?

Old photos fascinate me. Some scenes and identities are lost to time. It is my hope to preserve some of those images even if the names and places may never be known.

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Proud police officers



These old photos do not identify the gentlemen in them but the town of Cambridge, Massachusetts was stamped on the back of both.

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Saturday, January 29, 2011

Antiques and Nautical Collectibles at Lannan Ship Model Gallery

Antiques and Nautical Collectibles at Lannan Ship Model Gallery

"This is a journey for enthusiasts of ship models and marine memorabilia that is unfathomable. There are paintings and a plethora of nautical antiques that puts you right at sea level, including binnacles, engine-room telegraphs, compasses, telescopes and barometers."

Lannan Ship Model Gallery
99 High St.
Boston, MA 02110
www.lannangallery.com

Wish I lived closer to this gallery. I love the history and items connected with the high seas.

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