This 1909 school portrait came from the same small Maine album that “Two Good Friends” did in the previous post. Both titles are written in the album.
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“Maud’s Family”
Portraits from the first 100 years of photography
This 1909 school portrait came from the same small Maine album that “Two Good Friends” did in the previous post. Both titles are written in the album.
Click on the images below to enlarge them.
 | Tokens of Companions… on School near Bostonia, North… |
| Angela Mickelis on School near Bostonia, North… | |
| Angela Mickelis on School near Bostonia, North… | |
| Tokens of Companions… on Lennel House staff, Coldstream… |
 | Caroline Wood on Lennel House staff, Coldstream… |
 | oldmainer on Costumi della Liguria (#6457)… |
Tokens of Companionship 
My mother-in-law had a similar photo taken of her elementary school class. The two photos were overlaid. A girl in the middle of the photos was caught mid-blink and so had one eye open and one closed in the final print.
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That’s funny! I love class photos. Little kids are usually either happy, annoyed or curious. Older kids are more self-conscious, sometimes nervous.
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