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Baby
Unidentified baby posed on a wicker chair in studio.
Boy Standing
Unidentified boy, possibly teenaged, standing next to a wicker chair and wearing a suit.
Woman and Baby
Unidentified woman with round glasses sitting on a bench in studio holding a baby in her lap.
Probably, this was a mother and her child.
Probably, this was a mother and her child.
Young Boy Standing
Unidentified African American toddler standing on a chair in studio and wearing a pair of overalls.
Young Boy
Unidentified young boy standing next to a wicker chair in studio. He is wearing a coat with shorts and tights.
Woman with Two Children
Unidentified woman with a large hat sitting on a bench in studio. There are two unidentified boys standing beside her, one on the left and one on the right.
Probably, this was a family photograph.
Probably, this was a family photograph.
Young Boy Holding Ball
Unidentified young boy standing in studio. He has one hand resting on his hip and the other is holding a ball.
Baby Wearing Knit Cap
Unidentified baby posed on a wicker chair in studio wearing a knit cap with a pom-pom.
Plate damage partially obscures the image.
Plate damage partially obscures the image.
Family on a Porch
Photo of a framed photograph of an unidentified group of men, women, and children standing on the porch of a house.
Possibly, this was a family group.
Possibly, this was a family group.
Young Girl
Unidentified young girl standing on a chair in studio. She is wearing a dress with a bow in her curly hair.
Unknown Toddler
Unidentified toddler standing on a chair in studio.
Woman and Baby
Unidentified woman sitting on a chair in studio holding a baby on her lap.
Probably, this was a mother and her child.
Probably, this was a mother and her child.
Pauline (Beydler) Spitler
Photograph of Pauline (Beydler) Spitler as a young woman. She is sitting in studio and wearing a long dress with ruffled sleeves.
Pauline was the daughter of William Arthur (1883-1956) and Ernestine Estelle (Huffman) (1882-1969) Beydler, a farming…
Pauline was the daughter of William Arthur (1883-1956) and Ernestine Estelle (Huffman) (1882-1969) Beydler, a farming…
Woman on Bench
Unidentified older woman with her hair pulled back and seated on a bench.
Curly-Haired Girl
Unidentified little girl with curly hair standing beside a bench.
Woman With Two Children
Unidentified woman, seated, with a baby on her lap and a young boy standing next to her.
Probably, this was a mother with her children.
Probably, this was a mother with her children.
Young Child
Unidentified young child seated on a bench in the studio.
Thelma (Richard) Pfohl
Photograph of Thelma V. (Richard) Pfohl as a young girl. She was born to James Homer and Anna Delia (Wisman) Richard in Woodstock.
She married a man from Winston-Salem, North Carolina named Richard H. Pfohl in September 1936. He worked for…
She married a man from Winston-Salem, North Carolina named Richard H. Pfohl in September 1936. He worked for…
Child on a Chair
Unidentified African American child shown standing on a chair in the studio.
Young Woman
Photo of a framed photograph of an unidentified young woman wearing a white dress with a sash at the waist.
Young Woman
Unidentified young woman wearing a long-sleeved dress with a sash around the waist.
Man in Suit
Unidentified young man wearing a suit and tie. A pen is visible in his breast pocket.
Young Man
Unidentified young man standing beside a chair and wearing pants that appear to gather and end at the knee.
William Kirby Barr
Photograph of William Kirby Barr standing beside an ornate chair.
William was from the Alonzaville area near Saumsville and Maurertown. His wife was Laura Frances (Wilkins) (1867-1941) Barr and when he died, he left behind five daughters and three…
William was from the Alonzaville area near Saumsville and Maurertown. His wife was Laura Frances (Wilkins) (1867-1941) Barr and when he died, he left behind five daughters and three…
Two Children
Unidentified young boy seated on a bench and holding up a baby beside him.
Probably, these were siblings.
Probably, these were siblings.