This tiny album belonged to my grandma, Evelyn Kerr.
It was in the basement at my dad's house,
in a wooden cupboard that used to belong to the Kerrs.
in a wooden cupboard that used to belong to the Kerrs.
It was inside a pocket of the kind of photo holder that belongs in a wallet.
The photo holder was in a plastic bag.
It's so like my grandma to nest things inside other things!
In another pocket of the photo holder was a little folded vinyl case.
I opened it, and found this:
I opened it, and found this:
And in a third pocket of the photo holder,
I found another photo holder! It holds four pictures.
When folded, it measures about 2" wide by 2.5" high.
The pictures at left are on the inside,
and those on the right are on the outside.
I found another photo holder! It holds four pictures.
When folded, it measures about 2" wide by 2.5" high.
The pictures at left are on the inside,
and those on the right are on the outside.
The embossed aluminum Jesus is the same size as St. Anthony, above.The two portaits are of my grandpa Rosmer.
And that last snapshot?
Love in bloom!
5 comments:
Congratulations on your "Top 100" award from MyHeritage!
I can't believe all the great things you've found in that cupboard. And, we are fortunate that you are sharing them. Many thanks.
Amazing little photos!
Congratulations on MyHeritage.com Top 100 Recognition!
Visiting all 100 takes some time. Thanks for what you do!
Bill ;-)
http://drbilltellsancestorstories.blogspot.com/
Author of "Back to the Homeplace"
and "13 Ways to Tell Your Ancestor Stories"
There is so much love and affection in these photos. (And I add my congratulations!)
Your little albums are adorable. I almost want to make some now so that in the future they can be heirlooms! Thanks for sharing this one and the previous one.
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