Great-Grandmother M. and Great-Grandfather H. in the 1920s.

Great-Grandmother M. and her parents.

She (M.) lived 1907 - 1926, so these photos are from the teens (1910s).

Great-Grandmother M. was my paternal grandfather's mother who died giving birth to him. Her parents would, of course, be my paternal grandfather's maternal grandparents.

My grandmother's parents on the left, my grandmother and her brother. (1950)

My grandparents in 1946. Grandfather was in the Navy. They are still alive and together now in 2007. This was probably shot in Texas where they live.

My mother's wedding portrait from March 1957. We miss you, Mom! Photo by Sarli, Miami. View full size. Everyone be sure to phone your mom this weekend.

Just days off the erecting floor at Lima Locomotive, Chesapeake and Ohio 4-8-4 Greenbrier type #604 poses for a company publicity photo. The Greenbriers were used in passenger service over the Appalachians from Hinton WV to Charlottesville, Richmond, and Newport News VA. Each of the four original Greenbriers were named after a prominent Virginia statesman. 604 was the Edward Randolph. She's so shiny you could shave in the reflection off the boiler jacket. Unfortunately, she'll never be this clean again!

Grandma Agnes in a "courting wagon," photographed by my grandfather in the early 1920s, possibly the day he proposed.