Ponce de Leon from the Cordova. This photo comes from the collection of someone I only know as Mrs. She may very well have been May Hatton (formerly Bowles), but I’ve been unable to confirm. The photographer’s name is unknown Read More …
Soldiers Monument, Indianapolis, Ind. This photo comes from the collection of someone I only know as Mrs. She may very well have been May Hatton (formerly Bowles), but I’ve been unable to confirm. The photographer’s name is unknown to me, Read More …
She declined to be photo’d. This photo comes from the collection of someone I only know as Mrs. She may very well have been May Hatton (formerly Bowles), but I’ve been unable to confirm. The photographer’s name is unknown to Read More …
This photo comes from the collection of someone I only know as Mrs. She may very well have been May Hatton (formerly Bowles), but I’ve been unable to confirm. The photographer’s name is unknown to me, but I believe she Read More …
This photo comes from the collection of someone I only know as Mrs. She may very well have been May Hatton (formerly Bowles), but I’ve been unable to confirm. The photographer’s name is unknown to me, but I believe she Read More …
On the pier at Fernandina, Fla. This photo comes from the collection of someone I only know as Mrs. She may very well have been May Hatton (formerly Bowles), but I’ve been unable to confirm. The photographer’s name is unknown Read More …
I believe this to be in Lyons, Iowa, but I can’t confirm it 100%. I do know that it’s the year 1898. This photo comes from the collection of someone I only know as Mrs. She may very well have Read More …
Soldiers Monument, Indianapolis, Ind. This photo comes from the collection of someone I only know as Mrs. She may very well have been May Hatton (formerly Bowles), but I’ve been unable to confirm. The photographer’s name is unknown to me, Read More …
This is a tintype, also known as a melainotype or ferrotype; a photograph printed on a thin piece of metal that had been coated with lacquer or enamel. They were most popular during the 1860s and 1870s, but are still Read More …
This is a tintype, also known as a melainotype or ferrotype; a photograph printed on a thin piece of metal that had been coated with lacquer or enamel. They were most popular during the 1860s and 1870s, but are still Read More …