What is the oldest picture that you have a digital copy of that you can post here ?

[MarkinPhx]

This is a picture of my mom with her mother. My mom was born in 1931 so I am guessing this was taken around 1935.

 

[Kadee]

My grandparents and family my mother / 2 aunts / 1 uncle
its 97 years old my mother was 13years old in photo ...

Sorry had trouble posting photo, don’t know why the other one won’t load
I’ll try this one of me when I was 4 years old so it’s 70 years old

 

[MarciKS]

me when i was little

 

[jujube]

212 × 300

Lincoln taking a selfie in the White House just before tweeting the Gettysburg Address.

 

[MarciKS]

212 × 300

Brat. LOL

 

[Marie5656]

My grandparents out front of their home. This was around the tome of the 1918 flu pandemic. My dad is the little one standing between my grandparents

 

[Ken N Tx]

Mom and Dad 1938

 

[Pappy]

My grandfather, great uncles and cousins: My mom is the girl with the curls in front.

 

[squatting dog]

Dad's grandma. taken in 1895.

 

[squatting dog]

My mothers grandpa with her younger brother. ps mom is 95. ❤

 

[Happyflowerlady]

I Do not know the exact date, but this is from when my grandfather was a boy in Texas. He was grown and married by about 1903, so this picture is probably in the late 1800’s.
Besides the angora goats, there is an armadillo in the front left side of the picture, and what looks like an angry opossum in the front right side.

I am not sure who the people are, but I think that the man in the center was probably my grandfather’s adopted father. His mother died when he was young, and he was raised by an adoptive family.
The person on the right is quite possibly my grandfather, as a teenager, since this was one of his photos.

 

[hollydolly]

This is a picture of my mom with her mother. My mom was born in 1931 so I am guessing this was taken around 1935.View attachment 106735

wow, 1935 and owning a camera when not many people would have back then....and a great picture that's lasted 85 years with no fading.. fab!!

 

[hollydolly]

I Do not know the exact date, but this is from when my grandfather was a boy in Texas. He was grown and married by about 1903, so this picture is probably in the late 1800’s.
Besides the angora goats, there is an armadillo in the front left side of the picture, and what looks like an angry opossum in the front right side.

I am not sure who the people are, but I think that the man in the center was probably my grandfather’s adopted father. His mother died when he was young, and he was raised by an adoptive family.
The person on the right is quite possibly my grandfather, as a teenager, since this was one of his photos.
View attachment 106844

wow HFL... what a picture,.... I spotted the armadillo before I saw your grandfather.. fantastic...

 

[Pappy]

This one is my step grandfather and grandmother holding my step-dad. Taken in Jackson Hole, WY. Grand dad must have been a cowboy of some sort.

 

[treeguy64]

This one goes back about 70 million years. I was experimenting with my time machine, and ways to shoot pics of the wildlife, without getting eaten. Exciting stuff!

 

[Gaer]

My Grandmother homesteading in Montana before the epidemic. She built her own house and dug her own 50 foot well.

 

[oldman]

I knew Pappy would have some old pictures. Very lucky. Ours all burned in a fire of our home. I lost so many wonderful memories of my flying days, including my retirement party. Luckily, my sister does have a few of the family pictures that I copied digitally.

 

[oldman]

This picture is of my maternal Grandmother and Grandfather taken (circa) 1917-1918.

 

[Keesha]

Mom and Dad 1938
View attachment 106822

What a handsome couple.

 

[Ken N Tx]

What a handsome couple.

Thank You.

 

[Aneeda72]

I don’t know how to post pictures, but I have a picture of my dad as an baby so it would be about 98 years ago or so.

 

[Sassycakes]

My Dad sitting on his Dad's Lap.

 

[Marie5656]

Not the oldest, but found this one. It is me, my mom and brother. He was in the Navy. At this time I think it was when he was stationed in Chicago. Excuse the messiness over my absolutely adorable face. I think this was a Polaroud. Remember back in the day when you had to rub that waxy stuff over the pics to help them develop?

 

[Kadee]

This is my grandmothers (Grandparents) his name was Edward he died at 52 in 1885 from inflammation of the lungs ( the information is on a family history site )
They are buried here in the small town where I live.
I can see a striking family resemblance looking at my grans GM (Mary) she lived to 61 years old

 

[MsFox]

My Grandmother homesteading in Montana before the epidemic. She built her own house and dug her own 50 foot well. View attachment 106873

AWESOME!