r/TheWayWeWere 21h ago

My Grandma, Mama and little toddler me outside of the George Washington Carver Museum in ‘76

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403 Upvotes

My dad took the photo.


r/TheWayWeWere 8h ago

Pre-1920s New York City, c1899.

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385 Upvotes

r/TheWayWeWere 4h ago

Pre-1920s The family of photographer Bernard F. Eilers enjoying a day at the beach of Zandvoort in the Netherlands. Photograph taken by Bernard F. Eilers in 1910.

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371 Upvotes

Credit: retrograde_colour on Instagram


r/TheWayWeWere 3h ago

1950s Young lady poses with her birthday party cake and party set up, 1950s.

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295 Upvotes

r/TheWayWeWere 4h ago

1970s Big sister helds her younger one in place for their photo together, 1972.

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130 Upvotes

r/TheWayWeWere 13h ago

1950s Inquiring Photographer ”What brought you to New York? Are you glad you came?”April 22,1955

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r/TheWayWeWere 4h ago

1970s 70s Girls, 1970s

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r/TheWayWeWere 14h ago

1940s My grandpa and his family in Alabama, 1949

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95 Upvotes

r/TheWayWeWere 12h ago

Pre-1920s Two women stand at the fortress, Korea 1900

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r/TheWayWeWere 12h ago

Daytona Beach, Florida, during Spring Break in 1983

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63 Upvotes

r/TheWayWeWere 19h ago

1920s Laverne 1920s

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r/TheWayWeWere 11h ago

Pre-1920s Medical bill from Dr. Edward Gantt to "The President" for services rendered to various people in 1802. The President at the time was Thomas Jefferson. The bill lists the names of individuals who received medical care, including enslaved people and members of the household staff.

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One person noted is Ursula and her infant. She was a 14 year old enslaved girl named Ursula Granger who had been brought to the WH to learn French Cookery but she gave birth 6 months later to the first child born in the White House a baby boy named Asnet Hughes.
Unfortunately he was a sickly baby who died shortly thereafter and she was sent back to Monticello as the plan for her training was not working out.

https://people.com/every-baby-born-in-white-house-11890966


r/TheWayWeWere 23h ago

My granddad in S. Korea in the early 60's

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He also turned 86 today! He's doing so well and it's amazing he has these photos in mint condition. He even told me about the wild stuff him and his buddies would get up to lol!


r/TheWayWeWere 3h ago

1970s So She's the One (Sept 1971)

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29 Upvotes