Wordless Wednesday is a daily
prompt at Geneabloggers that asks family historians to create a post in which
the main focus is a photograph or image.
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from album of Lillie Killeen
John Jr. (last name unknown) and family poodle New York City 1918 |
Counting down the number of photos of dogs in my collection
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2014, Wendy Mathias. All rights
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What a great photograph, love it.
ReplyDeletethanks Sally!
DeleteOh, this one is adorable: baby & pup!
ReplyDeleteIt is cute. I'd say there was a proud momma or grandma nearby.
DeleteAn interesting old stroller!
ReplyDeleteThat is a cool old stroller. Parents back then weren't concerned about how to carry their Starbucks.
DeleteLove the expression on both faces!
ReplyDeleteHa - yes -- they were ready for the camera!
DeleteWhat a great photo from so far back. I've never seen a stroller quite like that one. Perfect for Kid and Pooch. It's been really fun seeing all the photos in your collection of dogs. John Jr. has quite a hair cut, too.
ReplyDeleteSue at CollectInTexas Gal
It looks like John Jr. slept on it funny.
DeleteOh Wendy, this is an adorable picture! You have such an amazing collection and I hope someone comes forward and tells you who this darling little "last name unknown" is.
ReplyDeleteIf my Facebook stalking pays off, maybe I'll get an answer soon.
DeleteMy gosh...each dog photo is better than the next !
ReplyDeleteLove it!!
These poodle pictures tickle me because there are so many of them -- those dogs went everywhere with their humans.
DeleteOh! That is such a cute photo!! And look at that old stroller. Is that a wicker seat?
ReplyDeleteIt appears to be completely wicker except for that back extension which evidently could hold a dog or maybe a bag of groceries.
DeleteSuch a cute photo. When you posted last week's Wordless Wednesday dog photo I wondered to myself about why people would take photos of their dogs. And then I opened Picasa and realized that I have way too many photos of my dog. I think it's especially grand to see people with their
ReplyDeletedogs in old photos.
Whenever I see family pets in old photos, I think, "Oh, an antique dog."
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