| 1860s Most of these photos appear to be 1860s. The smilng young woman below could also be late 1850s. NOTE: These photos are from my personal collection. You are welcome to use them for educational purposes free of charge. If you are a high-school student or older, please cite them as coming from the Shanna Duck Private Collection. If you need a photo for other than your personal research or educational use, please contact me. |
| Need a Grandma? Here she is? The pleasant-looking lady on the left is wearing a black morning-cap. The lady on the right has some interesting ribbon loops hanging down from her cap or head-dress. |
| This smiling young lady may be from the 1850s. Notice how large her over-sleeves are. |
| Four sisters or friends from the American Civil War period. |
| Below: Three children in typical 1860s dress. |
| Girl in a blouse and dark skirt. |
| Left: Really interesting ambrotype (photo printed on glass) of what may be a minority woman. This photo was found behind a much later photo in a case. Right: Woman in dark cape. |
| Left: Woman in typical 1860s dress. Below: Young woman in dress trimmed with fringe. |
Really nice photo of a mother and her
baby in matching clothing.
baby in matching clothing.
Grandma is wearing a cape over her
very plain dress.
very plain dress.
Here, Grandma is a little more
fashionable, with a lace collar and
white cap.
fashionable, with a lace collar and
white cap.
