Nice to see a lady not running to her colorist to hide the grey.

She wears those silver strands as a badge of honor for battles won and does not hide them in an attempt to appear younger.

This grouping of photos is extraordinary. And Sally is the star!
Thank you for finding and sharing these wonderful Mid-America, Mid-20th Century views of a more simple and less complicated time and place.

I get the feeling that Sally was well-loved in her lifetime, and quite possibly as spoiled as any dog can be. She was certainly included in the family's trips and activities. She even has quite the fashionable collar.

Also, I agree with fixj. I look forward to photos from this set more than any other at Shorpy, and that's saying a lot.

When I was a young man, we had a dog named Sally, and she too, was a Dalmatian.

I have to tell you it is like looking at her all over again.

Thank you Dave for posting this family, I feel as though I am a part of their journey through life too, and align myself with fixj, and feel connected through their Sally.

While my few short years following Shorpy have been outstanding, I cannot begin to tell you the pure joy the Minnesota Kodachromes have instilled. I feel as though I know these folks and almost consider them family on some level. While we, here at Shorpy are the beneficiaries of these photos, I will always wonder about the Tuttle family.

Can you maybe take this slide from its mount, examine the sprocket-hole portion of the film, and please let us know who's wearing shoes?

Thanks as always!