In 2021, my mom, Mary, gave me a book of her baby and young-child pictures.
These had been taken by her parents, Rachel B. and Frank T., after she was born
in the mid-1930s. These are the pictures I scanned from that book. All photos
were scanned at 300 DPI.
Against a brick wall:
Against a brick wall again:
Frank T. in background in suit, large photo:
Frank T. in background in suit, small photo:
First house she lived in as a baby:
First house, another photo:
Second house, or maybe this was her first house:
Held by Frank T., with their dog and stroller in the background:
Held by her housekeeper:
Held by Rachel B., probably in front of a hedge around their house:
Held by Rachel B., to one side of their house:
Holding hands with her housekeeper, who was only partly in frame:
Holding her clip-on roller skates:
Holding her clip-on roller skates, same negative, different print:
In her back yard:
In a meadow with her housekeeper:
In a meadow with her housekeeper again (partial double-exposure):
In her stroller:
Looking back, as if to ask the cameraman "What do you want?":
Looking through the glass on a door at either another kid or a doll:
Portrait of her as a newborn:
Portrait of her as a newborn again, but from a smaller and somewhat faded print:
In front of a couple of bushes:
Next to her parents' car:
Sitting on a chair, with her feet propped up on a cushion:
Riding on Frank T.'s shoulder:
With the rest of a very young school class:
Sitting on a cushion with a book:
Sitting with the dog, while her housekeeper is partly in frame:
With another kid on the sidewalk:
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