Deborah Lundbech's photos with the keyword: 1920s

Uploaded for the vintage Photos Theme Park Theme of: 9/16 - 9/22 THE DANCER Posting a little late thanks to dental surgery and Covid. : ( Anyway, here's a pic for the theme with dancers rather than a single dancer - which is what my level of search energy allowed in the last few weeks. All better now! Found photo last year in Brandon, Vermont.

Late, late, late! I've been away. Uploaded for the Viintage Photos Theme Park theme of: STRANGE, UNEXPLAINABLE GESTURES

Another snapshot of the "Lively in the American '20s" women. I wish I knew where this university was. Does anyone recognize that tower? Photograph found (with others) in Ferrisburgh, Vermont. Hmmm. Looking at images, I think this might be Wellesley College in Massachusetts.

Uploaded for the Vintage Photos Theme Park theme of: X MARKS THE SPOT (an X to indicate something or someone on the photo) This photograph was taken in England and sent out to my mother's cousin Edwin Earp (called Sonny by his family) who emigrated to Australia in the 1920s. 80 years later, his granddaughter, Erin and I connected online (she's my second cousin) and she sent copies of many of the English photos to me - a treasure! I could recognize quite a lot of people from other family photos but have no idea who any of these women are. Erin had titled it "Bunch of Women" so I kept the title - and the "X" on the far left woman qualifies it for this week's theme!

Uploaded for the Vintage Photos Theme Park theme of: ON THE BEACH This is probably Coney Island or the New Jersey shore, c. 1920. From a family album given to me by a library patron.

Uploaded for the Vintage Photos Theme Park theme of: DOWN ON THE CORNER, OUT IN THE STREET Taken in the early 1920s. Probably NYC., but possibly a city in NJ.

Uploaded for the vintage Photo theme Park theme of "roller-skates". Found photo, Ferrisburgh, VT I have several photos of this laughing, lively young woman. I hope her life was as happy as she seems to be. www.ipernity.com/doc/289709/18834425/in/album/340043

L to R: May (known as Jill) Illingworth, about 17 yrs old, her sister Joan (later known as Joanne) Illingworth and their Aunt Freda who was Fred Grimshaw's 2nd wife - his first wife died in childbirth a year after they were married. Fred and Freda lived in Texas. He died in the 1960s on a visit back east.

I like this old photo. I found it in southern Vermont a few years ago. That's probably a sugar shack in the back of the photo,(I added a note) but even if it's not, the landscape looks like March - sugaring time. (Maple Syrup.) Right now the sap is flowing well. It needs cold nights and warm days (relatively warm, 30s and 40s) for optimum flow, and that's what we're getting. Tomorrow, I'm doing a maple sugar theme at the library Story Hour. I'll finish by giving them tiny dixie cups of maple syrup to dip their graham crackers in. Mmmmm. Pure gold.

Sir Alfred has a black cross inked on the back of his coat and is the one with his back to the camera. I'm guessing this is the late 1920s? From a small collection of my husband's grandfather. Barrow, Lancashire.

Postcards from the personal collection of my husband's grandparents. They had emigrated from Barrow-in-Furness where his grandfather Harry King was born. (Agnes originally came from Greenock Scotland.) There are quite a few postcards from the north of England or Scotland that they either brought with them or relatives sent over to them.

Postcards from the personal collection of my husband's grandparents. They had emigrated from Barrow-in-Furness where his grandfather Harry King was born. (Agnes originally came from Greenock Scotland.) There are quite a few postcards from the north of England or Scotland that they either brought with them or relatives sent over to them. This one looks like it was taken in the early 1920s. The only newspaper headline I can make out says: " Football's Most Amazing Year Wolves Trainer Tells All" *Best when viewed at largest view.*

There is a fancy circular stamp on the back that says around it: Furness Railway OAVENDO TUTUS [?] Also: Furness Abbey Hotel, Barrow-in-Furness. Beautifully situated within the grounds of Furness Abbey and adjoining Furness Abbey Station. Centre for the English Lake District. Within 11/2 miles of "George Romney's Early Home." Message is addressed to: Mrs. M. King c/o Mrs. B Troughton 65 Derby St. Somerville Mass. U.S.A. (crossed out and re-addressed to 7 Litchfield St. Vermont) Dear M. Many thanks for your letter & contents rec'd this morning. will write a long letter when holidays are over. Last week we had glorious weather but this week so far it is very thundery. We are just having a very severe thunderstorm worst we had for some yrs in Barrow. Hope you will have a good time in New York. Fondest love to Harry, Agnes & Ronnie & all at 65 not forgetting your self. Yours ever, Fred & Maud Harold is in camp with the scouts for a fortnight will tell you all the news later. [?] at Effie's. You will see the papers and hear all the news.

My husband's paternal grandfather in the early 1920s. Lancashire, England.

Just William's Luck. The author was Richmal Crompton and the illustrator was Thomas Henry.

William and Uncle George. The author was Richmal Crompton and the illustrator was Thomas Henry.

" It was all just being "Just William" " John Lennon On his childhood. The author was Richmal Crompton and the illustrator was Thomas Henry.

William's Truthful Christmas The author was Richmal Crompton and the illustrator was Thomas Henry.