Here I am with my Mother and my sister. This was back in the late 50s, in Carmel, IN.
My Bubby and Zady. Not sure exactly when this was taken but I can tell you it was a long time ago.
Another picture of my Bubby. Take a look at that stove..they sure don't make them like that any more.
Here is my 3rd grade class picture. I am the one right next to the teachers...can you say "Teachers Pet"
This was our house in Wickford, RI back in the early to mid 1960s. 
Here is a photo of our living room in the house. The furniture wall hanging is pretty wild.
Those were really nice pictures Rick..thanks for sharing them. I love that old stove...wish I had one just like it :D
ReplyDeleteI love the first picture with your mom and you. She is so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLove your family pictures. I am putting together 2 heritage scrapbook albumns for my grandsons with many very early photos. Some from the early 1900s. I don't know your family situation, but I advise writing in soft pencil as much information as you can on the backs for future generations. A nice gift. Tiffiny
ReplyDeleteps: great new skins!
Great photos. I love pouring over memories from the past. I've also recently dug out our old family slides and have added capturing them electronically to my To Do list.
ReplyDeleteI love old photos, it makes me feel so connected to my relatives, even the ones i never knew...i found a photo of my great great grandmother a few years ago, and i could have been me!!!
ReplyDeleteif you look at a photo of the five generations on my mums side, we could be any one of us...i showed my little sister one of my mum at her age (21) and she was shocked...
Dude, thanks for sharing those. I love looking at old photos. Doesn't matter if I know the places or the faces. I like that old stove as well.
ReplyDeleteI love these kinds of photos ... look at your smile! I actually like that wild wall hanging, kind of chinese junk-like ... the house looks AWESOME!!!!
ReplyDeleteI get such a kick out of your family photos. I wish I had mine but I think my brother has them. I probably wouldn't scan and post anyway because I am lazy. You come from such a Fifties family. Me too. My mother's family is from Indianapolis but I believe I've mentioned that before.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful pictures indeed.Your blog keeps on with the highest quality.Congratulations from Brazil.
ReplyDeleteBy the way,the first picture is amazingly wonderful.
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Hi... I am an avid reader of your blog. I am young but I like to consider myself a little bit of an "old soul". Your posts make me happy and give me a break from the easily-aggravating talk of the normal person my age.
ReplyDeleteI wanted to say that your pictures are lovely, and I especially loved the first one. I was very interested in the ones of your old house though. My grandfather lives in Wickford (in Duck Cove)and I was wondering if you knew the area. I was surprised when I saw the tag of the picture... I didn't realize that you had lived in RI also