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Two beautiful "found photos"

I first saw these photos on a blog called Celestial Charms.  When I asked permission to post them here the owner kindly said I could post any photo from her Flickr photostream!  Thank you so much, Maureen!

I'll start with the the two photos that I found at her blog post, Thoughts on Victorian Fashion.

As usual, please click on the photos to see them at their best.
 
First is a lovely photo of five little brothers from Canajoharie, New York. 

 

Next is one of the same five boys with their two sisters and their parents as well.   They look like a pretty well-to-do family, and with all those boys there must have been a fair bit of mischief going on.  And with the girls, even more.  I can say this as my family is almost exactly the same in make-up, though spread out in age more than this one.

 See Maureen's thoughts about the fashion and dating of these photos here at Celestial Charms--Thoughts on Victorian Fashion.

Thank you, Maureen!

Comments

Gwen Kubberness said…
I loved you blog so much I posted you on my Follow Friday today hope you don't mind.

Gwen

http://therobertsonkubbernessconnection.blogspot.com/2011/01/follow-friday_24.html
January 28, 2011 at 7:03 AM
Natalia said…
Not at all Gwen, that is very sweet of you. Thank you!
January 28, 2011 at 8:39 AM
Mom2TwoWonderfulKids said…
Wow! It's amazing to see old pictures. I wonder in 100 years, what will happen to all these digital pictures we take with our SLRs :-)
February 15, 2011 at 9:59 AM
Me said…
Hi, I love your pics on here! My Grammy had some great old photos that my brother and sisters scanned into the pc. They are really great to look at and think about how she lived back then as a little girl in the early 1900's.

You posted a comment on my blog about not having your subscription transferred with my sight. Sorry, but I know so little about it that I don't know what to do for everyone else who may have that problem. But thanks for letting me know!

I'm following your blog and will be happy to see your photo collection grow :)
May 21, 2011 at 6:04 PM
Natalia said…
Thank you for visiting and commenting! We have few photos in my own family history, so the few we have mean a lot. I could ponder old photos for ages.
May 21, 2011 at 8:52 PM
Natalia said…
Mom2TwoWonderfulKids, I saw your comment for the first time now; I have set Blogger to notify me but for some reason they don't always. I am sorry. Thank you so much for visiting and commenting. I too wonder about digital photos. They are very convenient but not very robust! Worrying.
May 21, 2011 at 8:55 PM
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