Old world....

Pure joy and spontaneity. Camera caught them in mid step. Louis Fleckenstein | Tumblr Pastoral (1905) - Louis Fleckenstein

Lottie Campbell, sister of Sylvester Perkins and Mary Ann James. This fashionable woman helps to illustrate the presence of Black pioneers in Utah, and the contribution of African Americans to the social fabric of the Territory and State. This image was digitized by the J. Willard Marriott Library at the University of Utah.

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three ladies by water, Florida, 1890's

Artist Linley Sambourne took to the streets of London to take this photo in 1908

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Good luck beating the heat wearing THAT.

One of a pair of delightful images. They look like they should be on the lawn in Buckingham Palace, yet here they are in the back yard of what appears to be terraced houses! I believe there are four ladies in total, only one appearing in both shots. I'm guessing Edwardian, c. 1910 +/-

Title: [Fernery, Horticultural Building, Belle Isle Park, Detroit, Mich.] Related Names: Detroit Publishing Co. , publisher Date Created/Published: [between 1900 and 1910]

Copyright Ann Longmore-Etheridge Collection. "G. Parker, Photographic Artist, Pittville, Cheltenham."

I imagine this to be a family of ardent gardeners posing to show off their work. I found this in a junk shop.