Deborah Lundbech's photos with the keyword: vintage portrait

This was probably taken by her father inside their house at Harvard Street, Springfield, Vermont. I love the huge radio behind her.

In her party best . No information on the back. I've squared this -it's on a ragged piece of cardboard and looks like it was cut out of a larger sheet of cardboard. It's small, about 1 1/2 by 1 1/2 inches.

I really love her wonderful, expressive face. Sadly, there is no ID info at all.

No identifying information except for the Studio address: J. R. Poirier 3055 Notre Dame St. Montreal, Que.

Found photo - Vermont. Brought forward for the Vintage Photos Theme Park theme of "Tables".

My mother's father's mother. She adored her oldest son, William - my mother's father. She lost two sons in WWI.

My grandfather who was born in 1895 in Denmark and died in Wales in 1933 of a coronary - my Dad was 12 at the time. I've just connected with a Lundbech from Denmark (through Flickr) who is distantly related. He kindly sent me lots of genealogical information about our family including the name of Gudmund's mother which my father never knew. My children's Great Grandfather. The Boys>Deborah>Raymond>Gudmund Andreas Lundbech

Probably Mary King's brother. I think he emigrated to British Columbia.

May is the daughter of Ernest Illingworth and Ada May (Grimshaw) Illingworth of Springfield, Vermont. May, who was my husband's aunt, was later known as Jill. I am transcribing her mother's 5 year diary at: www.adamaygrimshaw.blogspot.com

Found photo in Essex Junction, Vermont. The original is badly faded. I love the details of the lamp, table. chair and organ in the background.

I don't usually collect vintage baby pictures but this one was too cute to pass by. The photographer's studio was in Greenfield, Mass.

Ronald Henry King, 1922 - 1981. My husband's father.

Brought forward for the Vintage Photos Theme Park theme of "CHILDREN STANDING ON CHAIRS". This was found in Vermont but is an unsent postcard with "Made in Canada" on the back. I really like the interesting design of this woman's dress but the little girl is wearing very peculiar shoes.

Found in Branford, CT, 2009. Even a first communion veil couldn't stop them from adding the giant bow! That's rather a strange, moody backdrop for a sunny looking confirmation girl.

Unknown girl. Photo taken in Holyoke - found in Grimshaw/Halkard album in Springfield, Vermont.

Taken in Holyoke. Same little girl as the former picture in my stream but with her siblings. Found in the Grimshaw/Halkard Album, Springfield, Vermont.

On the left is Anna Nolan. she was engaged to my great -uncle Arthur Gregory who was killed in 1918 (on her birthday) and ten years later she ended up marrying his older brother William Gregory, who had been left a widower with three children, the youngest of whom was my mother. This picture is taken with her younger sister Peggy who still lived in Ireland, On the back Anna has written: This was me and Peggy in 1920 my widowed sister the hard case that I was telling you about but she [can't decipher the rest} I remember my Nana saying that Peggy had a hard life, but don't know the details.