This cabinet card was made at the same sitting as the one in the previous post. This time, Clau is pretending to toss a chocolate to Frank, who is reclined on the studio floor.
Four friends with chocolates in Bridgton, Maine (2 of 2)
Four friends with chocolates in Bridgton, Maine (1 of 2)
These four friends posed for portraits together on August 3, 1895, at Draper's Studio in Bridgton, Maine. An inscription on the back identifies them as Clau [Clan?], Nan, Beth and Frank. Someone decided that a box of Stevens Confectionery chocolates would make a fun prop. Later, someone used a pen to draw a sign at... Continue Reading →
Children in schoolroom in Thomaston, Maine
I found this photograph at an antiques shop in Massachusetts. The owner had written "Thomaston, Maine, 1912" on a note accompanying the photo, but the card itself has no information on it.
“Maud’s Family”
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.
“Two Good Friends”
This snapshot is in a small album I bought in Cornish, Maine. The cover of the album has a dedication: "To Dad from Burt and Alice, Christmas 1909." Each page in the album has a photo glued to it and a title written in a neat hand under the photo.
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