The good news is there was writing on the back of this photo – Mr. Joseph LaJeunesse, 79 Grover Street, wake tonight. I guess “wake tonight” isn’t such good news, but at least there’s a name. I believe this may be my great-grandfather, although I may be debunked by one of my cousins. Still, I like the folded paper, 3D look of this portrait – it’s interesting how the photographers experimented. Original scan behind the cut.
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That is interesting, I don’t think I’ve ever seen one of those!
As much time as I spend rooting through bins of old photos in antique stores, I haven’t either.
Just saw this. Grove St. is parallel to Windham Road between Selden St. and Fairview St. I think our school bus used to loop around. Interesting to think that we may have gone by that house every day. Do you remember?
It was Grover Street – he lived in Massachusetts.