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Tag Archives: early 20th Century
Grist and Saw Mill in Almonesson
Television networks use the euphemistic term Encore Presentation to describe reruns, and that may seem to be the case with today’s post, but it’s not.
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Tagged Almonesson, analog, antique photograph, early 20th Century, glass negative, grist and saw mill in Almonesson, grist mill, John B Capewell, New Jersey, photography, saw mill, The Capewell Glass Negative Collection, USA, vintage, Westville, Willceau
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I’m Leaving It All Up to You!
This may or may not be related to the photo shot by John Capewell that I posted last week. It may be a different angle of last week’s shot or an entirely different body of water all together. As the … Continue reading
A River or a Creek
Here’s a photograph by John Capewell featuring either a river or a creek. If I were to hazard a guess, I would say it’s the Big Timber Creek being that the Capewell family resided in Westville, New Jersey, but I’m … Continue reading
Christening Gown
This looks to be one of John Capewell’s sons – possibly John, Jr. – on what I’m guessing is the day of his Baptism.
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Tagged 1906, analog, antique photograph, baby, backyard, Baptism, Christening, Christening gown, Christian, early 20th Century, glass negative, infant, John B Capewell, lodgepole, lodgepole chair, lodgepole furniture, New Jersey, The Capewell Glass Negative Collection, USA, vintage, Westville
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Another Lady in the Lodgepole Chair
I don’t know why, but I thought I had posted this glass negative shot by John B. Capewell already. With 200 negatives comprising the Capewell Glass Negative Collection, I guess it was inevitable that I was going to get some … Continue reading
General Grant on Kelly Drive
Here’s a shot that John Capewell made just across the Delaware from his home town of Westville, New Jersey. This was shot in Philadelphia in Fairmount Park at Kelly Drive and Fountain Green Drive.
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Tagged analog, antique photograph, Civil War, David Chester, early 20th Century, equestrian, Fairmount Park, glass negative, horse, John B Capewell, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, photography, sculpture, somber, statue, The Capewell Glass Negative Collection, Ulysses S. Grant, USA, vintage, Westville
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Saturday in the Park
Some time early in twentieth century America, John B. Capewell shot this plate. I have no idea where it is, and Mr. Capewell left me precious little evidence. It may be Fairmount Park in Philadelphia just across the Delaware River … Continue reading
Rocks & More Rocks
Here’s a couple of shots from John B Capewell that are fairly similar so I decided to lump them together.
FLT Club
This is the last of the series of parade pictures shot by John B Capewell of Westville, New Jersey featuring the men and women of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows marching in celebration of the return of the fighting … Continue reading


