Ahhhhh. Thank you very much. I was wondering why it got no traction. seemed pretty pertinent to me. I'll try a screenshot....

That's pretty cool that you found the Arizona info. I also had no idea about looking at the account...

I used to work at American Forces Network and there was this old Colonel who came in about once a year who was one of the last of the Tuskegee Airmen or maybe even the last one by that time.

It was always a big deal when he came in and he got the VIP treatment from everyone in the building.

Bowl a loud mouth soup🤣

Um...no.

1920s or 1930s. No corsets, and skirts weren't to the floor.

Someone on Ancestry.com probably can tell you, if you have distant relatives who use that. Or you can ask the historical society if you know where the pictures were taken. Or a genealogy library or public library.

The city might publish weddings in the old newspapers.

I seem to be alone in saying that does NOT look like a bush.

According to the website this photograph is attributable to a guy by the name of Jerry Yellin who was involved with this squadron I believe. Look him up in Google.

The curved or "Tango" heel would have been out of fashion by 1925ish. I would look at records between 1920-1925

Yeah. You did.

But for anyone to see that they have to go to your account because the post you made is auto-killed since it contains a link to external material and this sub, for reasons known only to the mods, does not allow links to external sites even if the site is totally benign and has excellent info directly related to the post thread.

I found a post here one time made by a guy who had located a collection of old photos taken in Arizona back in the last couple decades of the 19th century. They belonged to his family and fell to him by inheritance. He had no idea who any of the people were but I instantly recognized Tom Horn, Nelson Miles, several famous Apache scouts, etc and dug into it posting lots of links for him to know that his ancestor likely served as an Apache scout with the group who followed Geronimo into Mexico and later captured him. Anyway, none of my posts appeared since they had external links and the guy never found out who any of those people were since no other poster looked for or found any of them. Really frustrating after doing so much research. I was not bright enough to message the guy to tell him to look at my account for info. Big mistake by me.

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Aaah , those awesome workshop pictures ...

I was going to say it was that the 2nd guy from the right in the middle row had a passing resemblance to Claire L Chennault. Really nice, obscure find.

The lady in back your mom?

What do you do about the most unhappy people I've ever seen, jeez

1910

Sometimes I wonder if Dali influenced Walt’s vision of “Fantasia”

There is some print on the prop of the plane . Maybe this can b enlarged

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Men were not abundant then either!

I managed to follow my dad into a couple of gas station’s garages in the’70s. They all had calendars of topless girls on the wall.

I will never not have a crush on my Mads lad

Sorry, we’re not hoarders…

My grandma has a bathroom full of old wedding photos from random people but if you ask her who someone is she’ll make up a story 😂

I love this picture! She looks like she’s about done with this day & I think it might be because her shoes are too small.