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Taken Unaware
One of My Favorite Bristol Trees
Porch Step
Halloween, 1965.
Birthday Party Gang
Rutland, Vermont Child
Corkscrew Curls and a Precious Book
Off to a Gig, 1971
Stroller By the Sea
The Long and Winding Road
First Communion c.1960
First Communion with Gold Touches
Wreath Veil, Bobbed Hair
A Long Ago Summer
The Pure Joy Of A Carousel
Enjoying the Mountain Top View, In A Joyless Sort…
Christmas Cards - Pre-Social Media
The Eyes Have It.
Snowy Village
Considering Things
Grandma Porter in Front of Her House
The Casual Approach to Christmas Tree Decorating
Gingerbread People and Their Proud Creators #10
The Dunkin' Donuts Evidence
Caught Unaware
The Watsons of Newport, Rhode Island
Monkton Alpacas
The Partially Hidden Mother
A Little Bit of a Theme Stretch
Fixing It
At Brewster Park, New Haven, CT
Lawrence Memorial Library, Bristol, Vermont
Back To School, Woodlands Ave, Rayleigh, Essex, En…
Four Generations
Nana Amanda And Her First Grandchild
Baking on the Beach
Plucking A Tree?
Family Portrait in the Pasture
Fenced House on a Country Road
Seminole Point Lodge, Sunapee, New Hampshire
Tunbridge Public Library
Tiny, Tiny People Down There...
Ausable Chasm, New York #2
Ausable Chasm, New York #3
Public Library, North Hero, Vermont
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Seawall Fence
Our friends, neighbors, and (almost a decade later) fellow emigrants.
Ruth and Frances, playing on an Essex beach, 1955.
HFF everyone!
Ruth and Frances, playing on an Essex beach, 1955.
HFF everyone!
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I think your photo collection is a great to enjoy Nostalgia. & Since you read, "The Future of Nostalgia" by Svetlana Boym made a enjoyable read to me personally.
Wishes best, Have a great day
I don't have any illusions that the past was a "golden age" It was pretty terrible for many, many groups of people. I love many things about the pictures I discover, but never think "I wish I lived back then"!
The book you mentioned looks interesting. I'll see if I can borrow it from my library.
Thank you very much for your visit, comment and book suggestion!
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