The Photomyne shared photo archive

Dad w/hair - Approx. 1931

Jean Fraser & Rosa Gervasoni with Dog Paddy. Circa 1920

My first car

נתנאל עם ר' בערל פוברסקי

Jan Hendrik Hofhuis 14-08-1917

Lazare Alexandre janvier 1915

Wedding Day - September 18, 1923 Murrell Earnest and Rosellen Catherine Murphy Gibby (Son of John and Laura Taylor Gibby, 1900-1961)

Brussel- april 1932- eens dat prins Leopold de troepen in ogenschouw nam, wilde hij zich midden het volk bevinden , opdat Josephine Charlotte, het lacherig en guitig prinsesje, haar vader kon zien, naast al de kinderen van België die hun prins aanschouwden

L -> R: Irvin H. Raber, John C. Raber, George Weismann, George E. Raber: The three Brothers & Uncle George who raised them, c. 1930, San Bernardino, California

Lee Knight & Friends in Michigan, poss. 1930s

Aunt Millie Minerva Cleveland Knight in Michigan, poss. 1930s

At the cricket 1930s

Mimi (Elise) 1930s (16 years old)

Galveston, Texas circa 1920. Laura Mae Kelso in a parade at age 16.

Dad, about 1917

Part of a larger family photo taken abt 1915 -Celestino Cruz Carrion was the second oldest son-

Summer at the beach in Chicago 1933

Lord Birkenhead’s Drift 1926 Strike - The Patches near old parish church; Joe Edwards, Mr T Rees, Bill Langford, Emlyn Jones, Redners & Bert James (brothers), Dai James (father)

Aix Noulette 1935

My grandfather. Born in 1891, he died in 1931 before he even knew my grandmother was expecting another child. This is the only clear picture I have left of him. Not exactly sure when the photo was taken, but estimated around 1920.

My Mom, Charlene Iveson, 3 years old, Barstow, California, in the midst of the Depression, c. 1934

L->R: Twins, Dolores and Dora Diaz. Dora is my Mother-in-Law, Riverside (old Rubidoux), California, c. 1934, Depression Era

Millie Minerva Cleveland & Henry Knight, Michigan, poss. 1930s

Four generations collage! Top L->R: Joslynn, 2010; Charlene Castle, 1931; Lower L->R: Lynden (me), 1951; Carolyn Rodriguez, 1988

1921 Kentland High School basketball team My great great Uncle Harry Dieter

Isaac Joseph Morrison and Ellie Eudora Lovelace Morrison 1931 Parents of Alice Lottie Morrison Cravens

Meu avô em 1934 José Coelho de Carvalho

Roslyn's Grandmother Florence Thompson (née Robertson) on her wedding day. Approx 1923?

Kaffedrickning i Hagaparken i augusti 1933

Anita a la edad de cuatro años (1924). Esta foto fue un regalo para su abuelo materno

Three Millar brothers circa 1921

Satakunnan laivaston aluksia vuonna 1917. Kuru, Näsijärvi, Tarjanne ja Pohjola

Uncle Fred and daughter Frances with her daughter Gloria. Feb 27 1924

The "flapper" generation! Two Friends ~ Midge Iveson (l) & Lillian Raber (r) ~ My Grandmothers, San Bernardino, California, c. 1925

Midge Iveson, Lillian & Geo. Raber: 3 of my grandprnts. My mat'l grandfthr, Charles Iveson, took the photo, c. 1925, San Bernardino, CA

Iveson Family in Addison, Michigan, poss. 1930s (dating the car)

Aunt Millie Minerva Cleveland Knight in Michigan, poss. 1930s

Grandma Denniss 1922

June 1932

My grandfather to the far left. The exact date is unknown but probably around 1920.

Familie Hogenes 1926

Heart of Our City: A fisherman with two loves Norm Ostrom has owned one boat in his life — Arne A. — for almost 60 years The Arnie A There are two great loves in Norm Ostrom’s life: his boat and his wife. “A boat is like a marriage,” Ostrom said, “you have to work on it.” It’s a phrase he’s fond of saying, and he often jokes that he has two wives. He bought the vessel in 1958 from its original owners and married Margaret a year later. After they wed, Norm asked Margaret which came first. “She said the boat, and I knew I had to keep her,” Ostrom said with a laugh. As he boards Arne A. at the Rushbrook Marina, Ostrom said, “It’s like stepping into history … I almost feel like the boat should be put in a museum. You don’t see a boat this old, in that good shape.” So it’s no surprise that Ostrom and Arne A. were featured in the Royal Museum of BC’s “Living Landscapes” project a decade ago — and more recently in this month’s issue of Western Mariner in a profile by Tom Maxie, Ostrom’s grandson-in-law. Ostrom was born in Bella Bella in 1934, the fourth of six children. He grew up on boats, and said he was always trying to catch fish, no matter what kind of boat he was in. But it wasn’t always smooth sailing. The first time he was aboard a salmon troller he fell ill. “I was seven years old and I went out with my dad. I did get seasick. Oh boy, I’ll never forget that.” His first job was as on a trapper, at 15 years old. “I always felt that helped me, being in the middle of nowhere. You had to be careful because if something happened you’d be in deep trouble and nobody was around.” He went on to fish almost nine months of the year, much of it alone. He moved to Prince Rupert in 1952, and kept fishing commercially until he was 82 years old. After 58 years working on Arne A., Ostrom retired in 2016 — accident-free. He credits that to the many first aid and safety courses he took over the years. “Anything that came along, I took it. That really helped me out, going

Alberta C. Reid with 1-year old son, Milton M Reid; circa 1927

Mom - 1932

The John O. Gibby and Laura H. Taylor Gibby Family. Back row, l to r: Olive May Gibby (August 25, 1881-December 2, 1966), Thomas William Gibby (February 18, 1879-July 28, 1937), Lottie Jane Gibby (August 29, 1884-August 7, 1979), George Franklin Gibby (February 12, 1878-May 23, 1965) and Eva Gibby (July 20, 1886-December 18, 1979). Second row, l to r: Gladys Marie Gibby (October 7, 1888-February 26, 1977), John Owens Gibby (April 29, 1841-April 2, 1926), Laura Henrietta Taylor Gibby (February 18, 1859-November 21, 1943) holding Murrell Earnest Gibby (March 25, 1900-May 5, 1961), and Lillian Gibby (July 17, 1890-October 18, 1987).

My Mum’s school athletics team 1928.

Depression Era 1931! Grandma Midge and Grandpa Charles Iveson with my Mom, Charlene, taken prob. in San Bernardino, California

Lillian, Jack, George Raber ~ about 1926

Michigan, 1930s

Nethy Bridge, Scotland 1918 July 30 Co. 6 - C.F.C (Canadian Forest Corp) Major H.A. Calder with the Horse Kipper ***Nethy Bridge is a small village in Strathspey in the Highland council area of Scotland*** (source: Wikipedia)