Photo Gallery: Mystery

1860s Civil War Era lady taken by Fuller in Laceyville (James Black)

This photo looks like a three-generation portrait. Can you identity these ladies? Photo Studio: A.P. Miller, Tunkhannock

Bearded man from the Stark collection

The graduate

Large gathering; "property of Mr. Jenk Harding." Sandy Harding provided more info: Jenkins "Jenk" Harding (1893-1979) was my grandfather's brother. He was raised by Fred I. and Libbie [Harding] Wheelock, and inherited Wheelock Store, Wheelock House, and the next house up from the stage coach inn on Bowmans Creek. This gathering occurred in Eatonville along the creek.

The sign from the large gathering photo.

Photo post card addressed to Miss Essie Comstock, Wilkes-Barre

Child with a bow; part of the Knizer collection

Close-up of school children

School children

Close-up of Winter trio

Family with buggy

Photo Studio: A.P. Miller, Tunkhannock

Gathering of men and boys, possibly at the railroad depot? Field trip? Special event?

From Danny J. Higgins on Flickr

Home Sweet Home

Found in Elmer Goodwin's store in Jenningsville [Imprinted Shook, Tunkhannock] (Ken Goodwin)

Found in Elmer Goodwin's store in Jenningsville [Imprinted Jennings, Mehoopany] (Ken Goodwin)

Found in Elmer Goodwin's store in Jenningsville [Imprinted Doolittle, Montrose] (Ken Goodwin)

Found in Elmer Goodwin's store in Jenningsville [Imprinted Warwick, Meshoppen] (Ken Goodwin)

Found in Elmer Goodwin's store in Jenningsville [Imprinted Jennings, Mehoopany] (Ken Goodwin)