Deborah Lundbech's photos

My granddaughter, Hazel, holding Milo, her cousin - and our newest little grandson, Born on Easter Sunday, 2024.

Brought forward for the Happy Fence Friday group. HFF, everyone! Appalachicola, Florida. USA

Uploaded for the Vintage Photos Theme Park theme of: BIRDBATHS OR OTHER LAWN ORNAMENTS

Uploaded for the Vintage Photos Theme Park theme of: EYES CLOSED This is a glass plate negative found in Warrensburg, New York in 2013.

Uploaded for the Vintage Photos Theme Park theme of: ARM IN ARM Don't they look like people you'd like to know? Small flat brown album found in Warrensburg, NY, October 2013, possibly originating in the Glens Falls, NY area, 1920s.

We were lucky enough to be right in the middle of the solar eclipse totality path. It was a completely awe-inspiring, surreal, fantastically beautiful experience. This photo was taken by my son, Max.

Taken from our back porch - minutes away from totality. My husband took this photo.

Uploaded for the Vintage Photos Theme Park theme of: TRICYCLES

Written on the back: ONVILLE STUDIO, Ardmore, Okla. For my Vintage Twin collection. There's something a little disconcerting in older twins who still dressed identically. I believe this is the 1920s.

Brought forward for Happy Fence Friday. Panton, Vermont. USA Our weather has gone back to snow. About 5 inches yesterday - with a big storm coming in tomorrow evening. Sigh. Anyway, looking forward here's what the "sky" silo looks like in June. HFF friends!

Uploaded for the Vintage Photos Theme Park theme of: WHAT ON EARTH IS GOING ON?

My very last paper dolls drawn when I was 13.

I was obsessed with paper dolls. These were the first I made. They didn't have extra clothes, but they were cut out, named, and played with. I was 10.

HFF friends! A "Stately Gardens of Walthamstow" shot. I'm holding my unimaginatively named, but well loved "black dolly."

Brought forward for the Vintage Photos Theme Park theme of: THE SINGER Sigrid (Lundbech) Pehrsson singing with her husband, Atle Pehrsson and her two sons, Leroy, (b 24 March, 1915, d. Dec 1982) and Neptune, always known as Skeets, (b 25 May, 1921, d. May 1979) Sigrid Lundbech was my father's aunt, who left Denmark at 20 and emigrated to Brooklyn. It was thanks to Aage Lundbech (met through flikr) that we knew about Sigrid Lundbech (my father's unknown aunt, sister of his Dad). Aage found out that she had emigrated to the United States early in the 1910s. Subsequently, Denise, Sigrid's grandaughter, then connected with me through this photo: It was amazing to find out that all those years that my family lived in Connecticut, my father had had first cousins, not only living in America but right across Long Island Sound from us. My thanks to Denise for kindly allowing me to upload and tweak this, and other photos, to my photostream.