An amazing collection of antique glass plate negatives was found by William Creswell that shows beautiful life of the Midwest around 1913.
“Most of these supposedly date from around 1913 and originate in the Midwest. I believe they are actually a little older. At least one clue places these images in the Minneapolis, Minnesota area.”
A girl playing with a dog |
A group of women in a grove of trees |
A man with a handlebar mustache |
An unidentified group of women and children in front of a house or school |
An unidentified group of women and children in front of a house or school |
Boys playing in front of a house |
Cattle drive |
Couple on loveseat |
Couple on rubble pile |
Family in a 1910 Mitchell, possibly in Connecticut |
Family on lawn |
Family posing with car |
Family potrait |
Girl having a tea party |
Girl with curls |
Group in front of house |
Group in front of house |
Group in front of school |
Group of students and teacher posing in front of schoolhouse |
Hikers on Little Baldy near Spokane, Washington |
Horse and rider |
House in snow |
House in snow |
Ladies and cattle |
Men sitting on a shore |
Mother and daughter in apple grove |
Small group on porch |
Three generations of family |
Three generations of family |
Three ladies |
Three ladies |
Two women on a porch |
Two young boys in suits |
Unfinished house |
Unfinished house |
Woman in a chair holding a baby |
Woman in front of a house |
Woman with horse |
Women and girls posing on a stump by a river |
Young man in a wicker chair |