Stewart Collection

Unidentified African American men, women and children, ca. 1890

  

Unidentified family, ca. 1890

  

 Unidentified house

  

 Unidentified houses, ca. 1890

  

 

Walter McBee (fire engine on scene of fire), ca. 1890

 

Source: Mississippi Department of Archives and History

William Letts Oliver

Children dancing around maypole in front of Capitola 

and Sunny Side cottages, Blue Lakes, California

  

 Children playing on corner of Vernon and Lee Street, Oakland

  

 Man and two women in the mountains

  

Man with baby carriage in front of house on corner, Oakland

  

Roland G. Brown house with horse and carriage, 1389 Jackson Street, Oakland

 

Source: California Digital Archive

Vintage Vancouver

7th Victory Bond parade, Vancouver, November 1944

  

Boating in a pond, Stanley Park, Vancouver, August 1946

  

 Streetcar, Broadway, Vancouver, 1944

  

Woman mixing ingredients at Dale’s roast chicken kitchen, 

Granville Street, Vancouver, September 1945

  

“Pro Rec” demonstration, Stanley Park, Vancouver, 1940

  

Waitress serving a platter of oysters, Vancouver, 1941

 

Source: Yesterday's Print

Robert French

 Robert French was born in Dublin and spent some time working in the Royal Irish Constabulary, then joined the William Lawrence Photography Studio, and he worked his way up as printer, artist and then assistant photographer. He took over 30,000 photographs of the “Lawrence Collection”.

 Linen Bleach Green, near Kilbroney, Rostrevor, Co. Down, ca. 1890

  

 Long Cars, Gorey, Co. Wexford, ca. 1900

  

Main Street, Ballyhaunis, Co. Mayo, 1865-1914

  

 Main Street, Blackrock, 1905

  

Main Street, Donaghmore, Co. Tyrone

 

Source: National Library of Ireland

Adair County

The first three photos show the aftermath of a large ice storm that hit Kirkville, Missouri on January 23, 1897.

 Robert & Ella (Shoop) Lorenz had this new home built during the summer and fall of 1896. The couple along with their children, and possibly a son-in-law, are standing among the ice-damaged trees on their front lawn after the January 23, 1897 ice storm.

   

The tremendous ice storm that hit Kirksville Saturday evening,
January 23, 1897, presented residents with, according to local papers,
“the severest touch of winter that has been felt for many years.”

 

Tree damage in the ice storm of January 23, 1897

  

 Richard Ringo, seated in the rocker on his front lawn, was cashier, then president, of Kirksville Savings Bank. The young ladies at the porch railing are their daughters, Eugenia & Althea.

  

 This home, known as the B.F. Heiny House, was rental property
until after the turn of the century. Joseph S. Conner and his family
were tenants in 1900 and the Heinys moved in sometime later.

 

Unidentified house

 

Source: Truman State University, Pickler Memorial Library

Bridgewater Plate Glass Negatives

These glass plate negatives depict the State Normal School and the town of Bridgewater, Massachusetts at the end of the 19th century. Images include the Normal School buildings, campus and students, as well as scenes of the town such as the Central Square, railroad station, firehouse, church buildings, houses, and local businesses.

 Bowman's Express delivery wagon, Bridgewater, Massachusetts, ca. 1880–1895

  

 Bridgewater Normal School students from the 120th Class 

posed in a park-like setting on the school's campus, 1896

  

 Group of female Normal School students with 

tennis rackets in Boyden Park, ca. 1890–1896

  

Marshall House, Bridgewater, Massachusetts, ca. 1880–1895

  

Normal School students on horse-drawn cart, 1892-94

  

Two students in a dorm room in the Normal Hall dormitory building at the 

State Normal School, Bridgewater, Massachusetts, ca. 1892–1894

 

Source: Digital Commonwealth

Alexandra Studio

 Baby clinic

  

 Lord Halifax watching female war workers at John Inglis Co., Ltd., January 24, 1944

  

 Miss War Worker Beauty Contest 1942, Canadian National Exhibition Grandstand

  

Soldier embracing two children, 1940s

  

Two women posing with air raid sirens in machine shop, 1940s

 

Source: Toronto Archives