Here are even more Thirteen Throwback Thursday Photos! These are scans of old school photos from my Mom and Aunt Mary’s side of the family, and I’ve been trying to get at least thirteen scanned each time, in the hopes of making a dent in my huge family photo collection.
Here’s a list of the posts I’ve done so far this month – I’ll update it with other throwback posts I’ve done soon, so it will be easier for interested friends and family members to keep track.
Throwback photo posts
April 2nd, 2020 – Thirteen Throwback Thursday Photos – Mom and Aunt Mary
April 4th, 2020 – For a #SentimentalSaturday – More Photos Of Mom and Aunt Mary
April 5th, 2020 – For a #SentimentalSunday – Last Batch Of Mom and Aunt Mary… until #ThrowbackThursday!
April 9th, 2020 – Thirteen Throwback Thursday Photos Times Two – Mom and Aunt Mary
April 12th, 2020 – For #SentimentalSunday – Easter over the years (1940s to 2000s)
April 16th, 2020 – More Thirteen Throwback Thursday Photos – Aunt Mary and Mom
April 19th, 2020 – For #SentimentalSunday – More scans of Mom and Aunt Mary, 1930s to 1960s
Oh, and to explain a bit more, if you haven’t bumped into one of these posts of mine before…
Over the years, I’ve made attempts off and on to scan & cleanup some of the bazillion old school photographs I have stored in a bankers boxes in our upstairs hall. Earlier today I realized it’s been a while, so I thought I’d do another batch, and turn it into a Throwback Thursday post. I decided to go with the box labelled, “Mom and Aunt Mary” since they’re both (like so many of us) staying at home and I figured they might enjoy a little trip down memory lane.
To narrow it down a bit further, I decided to pick thirteen (because that makes for a nice, alliterative title), and then separated the color photos out and went with the monochrome shots. I tried not to overthink it, and just grab mainly the first ones I grabbed. I say mainly because a couple were of people and places I didn’t even recognize – that’s what happens when you have four (maternal grandmother, my parents, mine, and my husband’s) photo collections all living together. 😊
I don’t have much info on these other than the obvious (pictures of Mom and Aunt Mary…lol). The large majority of these were taken in Gloucester, Massachusetts with a couple that I believe are from a vacation somewhere in New Hampshire. I tried to clean these up a bit without making them look over-processed. I hope you enjoy!
Now for even more Thirteen Throwback Thursday Photos of Mom and Aunt Mary Faye!
Hope you enjoyed these Throwback Thursday photos! I’m hoping to start scanning some from my late father’s side of the family soon (since his birthday is coming up next month), so please stayed tuned!
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Great trip into a distant past. I love people’s facial expressions in old photos, before the universal Colgate smile took over. Very real.
Wallace Stevens wrote a poem “13 Ways of Looking at a Blackbird.” Your feathered friends posts is crossing over into Mom and Aunt Mary territory now. 🙂 Always appreciated.