Post details: The Thames

12/23/08

Permalink 04:38:12 am, by Email , 61 words   English (CA)
Categories: Wordless Wednesday, British History

The Thames

I love vintage pics like this one taken in 1900. I wonder what became of these people?

I wonder what was so interesting down there?

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Happy Holidays!


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Image Credit: BBC Archives

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Comments:

Comment from: Napaboaniya APAD [Visitor] Email · http://napaboaniya.wordpress.com
Vintage pictures with a touch of class :)
PermalinkPermalink 12/23/08 @ 07:23
Comment from: Mojo [Visitor] Email · http://mojo11.blogspot.com/
Well... given that all of those people would be well over 100 by now, I suspect what became of them is they're dead now.

Would be interesting to know what had them so fascinated though. Guess we'll never know.
PermalinkPermalink 12/23/08 @ 12:33
Comment from: Dora [Visitor] · http://dora2mond.blogspot.com/
Maybe there were fishes? ;p Wish u and ur family Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
PermalinkPermalink 12/23/08 @ 22:06
Comment from: Lori [Visitor] Email · http://www.singleparentsunite.blogspot.com
Great shots. Love them..Happy WW:)
PermalinkPermalink 12/23/08 @ 22:41
Comment from: tfa [Visitor] · http://trannyfattyacid.blogspot.com/
The girl on the left was my grandmother and she became a lady in waiting to Queen Mary. She died in 1973 at her home on the Sandringham estate.
PermalinkPermalink 12/24/08 @ 10:31
Comment from: Admin [Member] Email · http://pastyme.uppercanadianheritage.com/
TFA -> Thank you! What a wonderful keepsake this photo must be for you. :) I have no pics of any of my grandparents as children.

And thank you to everyone that stopped by, and Happy Holidays :)
PermalinkPermalink 12/24/08 @ 11:08

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