The image shows Arthur Nicol, a young soldier in a World War I uniform, captured in 1918 in the United States. He stands in a formal pose, wearing a cap and displaying a badge on his uniform, against a backdrop that includes a window and a patterned rug.
In 1933, a young child named Arvene Doering is depicted sitting on the grass in front of a house in Hubbard, United States. A flower pot is nearby, with steps leading up to the house, highlighting a serene rural setting.
This 1917 photograph captures the Attleson family gathered on their farm in Chickasaw, United States. The group features adults and children in formal attire and traditional dresses, posed in a structured arrangement with a sense of unity and tradition evident in their clothing and demeanor.
This sepia-toned photograph from 1910 depicts the Attleson family in Lansing, United States. The image features six individuals—three men and three women—dressed in formal early 20th-century attire, highlighting the fashion and familial connections of that era.
In 1930, in Tripoli, United States, Don Snyder holds baby Frank Marvets on a farm. Both are smiling against a backdrop of farm structures and a stark landscape, capturing a moment of familial joy and connection in a rural setting.
This 1905 image shows a rustic log cabin in Farley, United States. Constructed from wooden logs, the cabin features a slanted roof and two doors, set in a grassy area surrounded by trees, highlighting early American architecture and rural living.
In 1897, Ban and Catherine Rahe are portrayed in formal attire typical of the late 19th century. The photograph shows Ban standing beside Catherine, who is elegantly seated in a wicker chair, adorned with a large decorative hat and gloves. This image captures the fashion and social customs of the time in Cascade, United States.
This 1940 image features a large curved band shell structure with a central circular motif and ornate pillars in Sioux City. Stone benches or memorials in the foreground suggest a commemorative site, framed by trees, indicating an outdoor concert or community event space.
This black and white studio photograph from 1904 features the Barney Lutman family of Cedar Falls, United States. The group, consisting of eleven members, showcases early 20th-century clothing styles and includes men, women, and children, reflecting family life of that era.
In 1920, in Iowa, a young boy named Barney Marvets kneels on the ground feeding a lamb. The scene captures a pastoral setting with trees in the background and a second animal, likely a sheep, resting nearby. The vintage appearance of the photograph emphasizes its historical significance.
In 1950, Becky and Audrey, family friends, stand beside a vintage Studebaker parked on a dirt surface in Waterloo, United States. The background includes trees and open space, providing a glimpse into mid-20th century rural life.
In 1949 in Waterloo, United States, the image captures Santa Claus engaging with two children: one child, wearing a hat, gazes at him while the other holds a toy or stuffed animal. This heartwarming moment highlights the festive traditions of that era and the joy of childhood during holiday festivities.