That's her on the left, she must be about 18 in this photo.
I'm not sure I had ever even heard of her before.
But I looked through these albums with a smile on my face.
This is a woman who never married, a true life spinster.
I have a album with four pages of pictures of her gentleman friends.
*grin*
I think I would have liked her.
This was all happening in the 1920's and 1930's.
When it was customary for people to go to a studio to get their portraits taken.
All very serious business.
Aren't they handsome?
My only problem is that the photos are glued down. And I mean GLUED. With some 1950's rubber cement I think. STUCK FOR GOOD.
Does anyone know of a product that might help?
I also found these photos of my grandparents, my mom's parents, Eeva and Paavo.
In other news. We were all supposed to go to a 8th birthday party today, but instead only Mika and Saara went (I made the host promise to pack me a slice of cake... she was making a chocolate cake with mint sweets on top..aaahhh). Last night Niina woke up with ahigh fever. This morning it measured at 38,7C/101,6F. Poor baby. It came down with some medicine, but she's napping on the couch as I'm typing this, so I know she's sick. Hopefully it'll clear fast.



I really enjoyed looking at the pictures of your relatives. I love genealogy - my own and others, too.
ReplyDeleteI found your blog because I am the party girl Elizabeth's mother.
Beverly from Ohio, USA.
Susanna,
ReplyDeleteMaybe try this stuff:
http://store.scrapbook.com/unadremb4ozb.html
I redid a lot of my great-grandmother's photos a couple of years ago and this remover worked on many of the photos -- I don't know about rubber cement, though... Hmmm.