In 1968, Dr. R.E. Shaw and Pauline are depicted at their home in Waverly, IA, sitting on a couch with their dog, Ike. The cozy living room backdrop features a lamp and curtains, showcasing a domestic scene that highlights their companionship and home environment.
This 1950 black and white photograph captures Dr. Robert E. Shaw and Pauline Shaw with their children: Penny Shaw, Robert B. Shaw, and baby Krik, outside their new home being built in Waverly, United States. The house showcases large windows and a sturdy stone foundation, symbolizing family and new beginnings.
In 1942, Dr. Robert E. Shaw, dressed in military uniform, poses with Bessie Wheat Shaw outdoors in Cedar Falls, United States. They stand in front of a multi-windowed building, capturing a moment during World War II. The couple's attire reflects the era, showcasing both military and civilian fashion.
This photograph from 1943 showcases Dr. Robert E. Shaw in military uniform alongside Bessie Wheat Shaw. They are outdoors in Cedar Falls, United States, with a visible house and trees in the background, reflecting the era's domestic life during World War II.
This 1942 photograph features Dr. Robert E. Shaw standing beside a vintage car in Cedar Falls, United States. The setting is outdoors with visible trees and a fence, indicating a natural environment. The image is captured in black and white, highlighting the style and fashion of the era.
The image features Dr. Robert E. Shaw in 1937, standing in military uniform and cap, facing the camera. The insignia on his cap suggests a military rank and role, highlighting his commitment to service. This photograph captures a moment of duty in Cedar Falls, United States.
This black and white photograph from 1921 captures the Dubuque Cubs baseball team posed in a studio. Players are dressed in 'CUBS' uniforms, with bats and a glove arranged in front. The composition features a mix of seated and standing individuals, highlighting their camaraderie and team spirit.
In 1912, three children were photographed in a studio in Waterloo, United States. The image features a boy in a suit and two girls in vintage attire, one seated on a stool and the other standing beside her. This portrait showcases their clothing styles and the traditional studio photography of the era.
This photo from Cedar Falls, 1943, shows a young man in military uniform, embodying the serious demeanor typical of the World War II era. The decorative background, featuring a window and floral patterns, adds context to his posed stance next to a chair, highlighting the juxtaposition of domesticity and military life during the war.
This unique photograph from 1895 captures mail-carrier N. L. Maxon and Aquila France next to early neighborhood mailboxes in Mulberry Center, Webster City, Iowa. Commissioned by France to document pioneer life, it shows two men at a rural intersection, with the roads resembling paths over prairie. This site served as mailboxes until the late 1950s.
This winter scene from December 1965 shows the Easton property in Centerville, United States. Bare trees line a partially frozen body of water, with snow and ice visible along the shoreline. The reflection of the trees can be seen in the water, capturing the serene beauty of a winter landscape.
This black and white photograph features Edwin and Anna Barquist on their wedding day in 1902, Boone, United States. Edwin wears a formal suit and bow tie, while Anna is dressed in an ornate wedding gown and holds a bouquet, capturing a moment of early 20th-century matrimonial tradition.