Deborah Lundbech's photos with the keyword: bow

Ena, my mother's cousin. Ena's parents were Lillian Sarah Gregory and Jack Woolf (my mother's favorite Uncle.) Her younger sister was Geraldine.

Purchased in Middlebury Vermont in an antique store about ten years ago. On the back it says "Baby La Fatte" Is that a real name? I purchased another one (next photo) with an identical frame but an older girl - perhaps this was a girl's school?

Purchased somewhere in Vermont. I think at the Ferrisburgh flea market. This is a postcard. Print on the back says, Nap. J. Mongeau, Photo, Thetford Mines, Que. Is this a baby carriage? It's very unsafe looking if it is.

Purchased in Middlebury about ten years ago. Information the same as previous picture in my stream - except on the back she is identified as Ruth Russil ( Russell)?

Brought forward, at Alan's suggestion, for the Vintage Photos Theme Park theme of "ALREADY UPLOADED - ANYTHING GOES!" Choosing to ignore that ridiculous thing on her head. She looks slightly amused with the world and very composed and self-assured for one so young. Printed on the back: Poist (Feeser's Studio) 24 E. Middle Street Hanover, PA

Found in an old suitcase belonging to my husband's grandmother. These people were friends or relatives who apparently emigrated to somewhere in South America from Scotland or northern England. There were a few other faded pictures of them - I'll see if I can find to check if any had names or labels. Rather a dull looking bunch, I wonder if they led exciting lives.

Probably purchased in Vermont. Photographer's imprint on the front says "Brown"

Given to me by a friend who purchased it in the Adirondack region of New 'york State. No identifying information.

Never too young to wear a giant bow. Purchased in Middlebury, Vermont. There's a local family of Jacksons that I'm going to check with to see if they recognize this baby. I'll post if they do.

Brought forward, at Alan's suggestion, for the Vintage Photos Theme Park theme of "ALREADY UPLOADED - ANYTHING GOES!" Purchased in Middlebury, Vermont, about 1998. It came in a very pretty blue glass art deco frame but I had a relative I wanted to put in there so... out she came! I think the frame and the picture together were $8. Good deal. There are no identifying notes.