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It 's not certain who these people are but it was SO fun to discover that the photo on the far right of the shelf was Fred Grimshaw - the little boy with the toy horse in my photo stream under Grimshaw Family Set. (Easier to see in X Large.)
Fred's picture was not in the Halkard/Grimshaw Album - it came to me from my mother in law and was framed (not the same frame though.) It was her maternal uncle.
My family thought it was crazy that I would look at this picture so closely that I could see this - but I know that other vintage photo lovers can relate!
Here's the photo I'm referring to:
It 's not certain who these people are but it was SO fun to discover that the photo on the far right of the shelf was Fred Grimshaw - the little boy with the toy horse in my photo stream under Grimshaw Family Set. (Easier to see in X Large.)
Fred's picture was not in the Halkard/Grimshaw Album - it came to me from my mother in law and was framed (not the same frame though.) It was her maternal uncle.
My family thought it was crazy that I would look at this picture so closely that I could see this - but I know that other vintage photo lovers can relate!
Here's the photo I'm referring to:
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And not to be ungrateful, (no, actually, being ungrateful) but I sure wish I also owned the unknown wedding photo on he far left! : )
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