THE AMERICAN HISTORICAL PHOTO ARCHIVE • FRAMED PRINTS • STOCK IMAGES

Some of our neighbors (still neighbors after 60 years!) in their band uniforms. I love this pictures because I was in marching band in school too.

This tintype was found in a collection of pictures from my wife's grandfather Charles Mathew LeGallienne. He came from Liverpool to Atlanta around the turn of the century. The mother appears to be in mourning with what appears to be a dead baby. I would love comments on this photo. The woman was probably the sister of Ruby Love Andrews from Alabama.

My great aunt and her son. I love the coveralls.

My 2nd cousins, I just think this is a cute picture with the sunglasses and them sitting on the car.

Pa in Germany.

My Mammie and aunt in the NC mountains.

My Papa and uncle in the NC mountains.

My Papa in Germany, 1954 I think.

My great uncle in his navy uniform and his wife.

My grandmother, her 5 sisters and one brother, and parents.

My mother and her twin sister with a picture of their father who was in Germany at the time.

My beautiful grandmother.

Elliott Smyzer briefing generals Macarthur and Eisenhower on an airstrip. I'd LOVE to know what the context of this photo was and where it was taken. brian@csa-nyc.org

Grandpa Ray circa 1905. I have to wonder what play they were performing? Could have been Iowa or Seattle.

The back of this cabinet card is labeled in pencil, "Miss Taylor, hair 6 ft 6 inches long."