Listening To The Radio On The Beach, Circa 1940s

Cats Blackie & Brownie Catching Squirts Of Milk During Milking At Arch Badertscher's Dairy Farm In Fresno, California, 1954

Dad Showing Off His Skill To The Surprise Of His Little Daughter In Melbourne, Australia, Ca. 1940s

Protesting The High School Dress Code That Banned Slacks For Girls, Brooklyn C.1940

Caught On The Firescape, 1946

My Parents’ Wedding Photo, Okinawa, 1964

“Our Michael”, 1938

My Mother Made Us Matching Dresses For A Fancy Party Back In 1954

Me Ready For Friday Night Lights, 1969

The Rolled-Stockings Trend Of The 1920's Brought On A Fad Of Hand-Painted Knees

Grandma And Papa In 1937. She Passed Away Today At 100 Years Old

This 1955 Photo Is One Of Walter Chandoha’s Most Famous Shots. “My Daughter Paula And The Kitten Both ‘Smiled’ For The Camera At The Same Time. …but The Cat’s Not Smiling, He’s Meowing”

This Is My Grandma Dorothy. She Was A Dress Designer In The 50s Which Always Made This Photo More Funny To Me. She Passed Away Today At Age 89. A Life Well Lived

Last Picture Of My Great Uncle Kennith, Before He Drowned In The Buffalo River, 1940’s. He Gave His Life Saving My Grandpa

Young Oyster Shuckers, Port Royal, South Carolina, 1909

Women Trainees Of The Lapd Practice Firing Their Newly Issued Revolvers, 1948

My Ridiculously Attractive Grandparents Sitting For A Portrait In The Early 1940s

My Great Grandmother In The Early 1900’s. Thought She Looked Too Awesome Not To Share

Two Pals (1920)

Gay Men Pose For A Photo While Being Detained At A Police Station For Being Homosexuals In Mexico, 1935

Me And My Best Friend Rocky Watching TV, 1959

My Great-Grandfather That Was Too Poor To Afford A Suit In Sicily, So He Had To Pose In Front Of A Cardboard Cut-Out, 1930s~

My Grandmother And Mom Circa 1974. My Grandmother Took My Mother To National Parks Over The Course Of A Few Months, Just The Two Of Them

The 70s Transition: My Parents In 1968 And Again In 1970

Dublin, 1962

Saw This Photo Posted Here.. Noticed I Have The Photo The Grandmother Took That Day. (Bought At An Antique Shop Years Ago In Phx)

My Great-Great-Grandmother Sometime In The 1890s

A Sailor "Meets" His Baby For The First Time After Fourteen Months At Sea, 1940s

1945: The Day Daddy Came Home. Gunner Hector Murdoch Had Been Gone Over Four Years, Most Of It As A Prisoner Of War In Singapore. His Wife Rosina And Son John Hadn't Known If He Was Dead Or Alive. He Got Home On His Birthday

A Parisian Woman With Her Cat In Her Cannabis Garden, 1910