Glass Negatives from Early 1890's to Late 1900's

This child wrote in post #19338144
Three Oaks is about 5 miles East of New Buffalo, on US 12.
It's early claim to fame was the Warren Featherbone factory.
The movie Prancer was filmed in Three Oaks.

I looked up where Three Oaks is on the map. A couple of times several years ago we drove along Red Arrow Highway and found several antique stores that were fun to go in.

Never heard of the Warren Featherbone Factory.

Never heard of the movie Prancer. What do you know about this movie and it's sequel??? I found them on Amazon....

Never heard of a lot of things in my life!!!

This child wrote in post #19338144
Thank you for the absolution. Will drink three cups of coffee in penance.

HaHaHa!!! Maybe you should make it four cups of coffee?? <grin>

Charles
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avondale87 wrote in post #19338153
Very interesting series
The carriages in that top photo is odd.
The wheels look separate from the bodies. Well, on the one at rear.

The two of that old building on street corner shows progression from gas to electric lighting.

Are these houses https://photography-on-the.net …hp?p=19337992&i​=i98177518 the same but with roof remodelled?
They're very similar in looks.
The ground has been built up at the house. Same looking footpath steps onto street.

Did you notice there are no horses in front of each carriage? (as well as I can tell)??
I am guessing the axle to the wheels really are attached to the carriage, but hard to see.

The Chicago World's Fair was in 1893 introducing electricity, correct?

The two houses... the 1st house is shorter than the 2nd house. The first house has 2 steps to the sidewalk, the 2nd house has 5 steps to the sidewalk..
I am assuming they are different houses. Yes they do look similar. I do not remember ever seeing these homes in Albion, but then I am sure I was not on every street in Albion either.

Teach me something Richard please. The LINK you provided to the two homes. When I clicked on your link, it took me to the 2nd home in that post, not to the top of that post. How do you do that??

Charles
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Inspeqtor wrote in post #19338242
Did you notice there are no horses in front of each carriage? (as well as I can tell)??
I am guessing the axle to the wheels really are attached to the carriage, but hard to see.

The Chicago World's Fair was in 1893 introducing electricity, correct?

The two houses... the 1st house is shorter than the 2nd house. The first house has 2 steps to the sidewalk, the 2nd house has 5 steps to the sidewalk..
I am assuming they are different houses. Yes they do look similar. I do not remember ever seeing these homes in Albion, but then I am sure I was not on every street in Albion either.

Teach me something Richard please. The LINK you provided to the two homes. When I clicked on your link, it took me to the 2nd home in that post, not to the top of that post. How do you do that??

Yes I'd noticed no horses
Probably compression in the taking of the photo
Certainly a lot of carriages, but if they'd been T Fords etc then they too would be lined up like that.

Yes looking at that house photo I see now it's longer on right as we look in.

Re the link
If you click and hold on very top right of any image you'll get a prompt.
Just play with that and you'll find options. I chose copy link.

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avondale87 wrote in post #19338245
Yes I'd noticed no horses
Probably compression in the taking of the photo
Certainly a lot of carriages, but if they'd been T Fords etc then they too would be lined up like that.

Yes looking at that house photo I see now it's longer on right as we look in.

Re the link
If you click and hold on very top right of any image you'll get a prompt.
Just play with that and you'll find options. I chose copy link.

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Thank you re: the Permalink to this image #2

i CAN still learn something at my OLD age!!!!

Charles
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Dave3222 wrote in post #19338263
It appears that the carriages are connected to each other and are being pulled by a single set of horses. Maybe this is how they transported them to dealers in that era without having to use a set of horses for each carriage.

You just might be on to something there Dave!! That could be!!!

Charles
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Inspeqtor wrote in post #19338270
Thank you re: the Permalink to this image #2

i CAN still learn something at my OLD age!!!!

Don't worry Charles
I've learnt some routines here but as they fell out of use it's "Now how did I do that?"

Richard

avondale87 wrote in post #19338294

Inspeqtor wrote in post #19338270
Thank you re: the Permalink to this image #2

i CAN still learn something at my OLD age!!!!

Don't worry Charles
I've learnt some routines here but as they fell out of use it's "Now how did I do that?"

Been there done that MANY times!!

Charles
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Inspeqtor wrote in post #19338297

avondale87 wrote in post #19338294

Inspeqtor wrote in post #19338270
Thank you re: the Permalink to this image #2

i CAN still learn something at my OLD age!!!!

Don't worry Charles
I've learnt some routines here but as they fell out of use it's "Now how did I do that?"

Been there done that MANY times!!

Another way of saying this...... I learnt how to do something today, by tomorrow I forgot already!!

Charles
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I have not forgotten about this thread!!

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2mZY​CyK House 09 Scan 057-c by inspeqtor, on Flickr

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2mZT​FT1 House 10 Scan 058-d by inspeqtor, on Flickr

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2mZT​FWY House 11 Scan 058-e by inspeqtor, on Flickr

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2mZY​CNH House 12 Scan 059-a by inspeqtor, on Flickr

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2n11​hVA House 13 Scan 061-a by inspeqtor, on Flickr

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2n11​hY6 House 14 Scan 061-c by inspeqtor, on Flickr

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2n1n​sPb Kid 01 Scan 022-a by inspeqtor, on Flickr

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2n1n​t6U Kid 03 Scan 063-b by inspeqtor, on Flickr


IMAGE: https://live.staticfli​ckr.com/65535/51855087​447_e99a01f688_h.jpgKid 05 Scan 064 by inspeqtor, on Flickr

Charles
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More here!!

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2n1p​aR5 Kid 06 Scan 065-c by inspeqtor, on Flickr

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2n1f​T9v Kid 07 Scan 065-a by inspeqtor, on Flickr

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2n1f​TgE Kid 08 Scan 065-e by inspeqtor, on Flickr

I am thinking this is the white house that Harry and his wife lived in before they moved to the brick house. We have no idea who the girl is sadly.

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2n1k​N7R Kid 09 Scan 065-d by inspeqtor, on Flickr

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2n1m​da2 Kid 10 Scan 063-a by inspeqtor, on Flickr

I sure wish I knew what is being built in the next 2 photos!!!

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2n1m​jpM Scan 002-a by inspeqtor, on Flickr

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2n1k​Uge Scan 003-a by inspeqtor, on Flickr

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2n1k​Uj5 Scan 009 by inspeqtor, on Flickr

Charles
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OhLook wrote in post #19338797
Albion had a lot of houses in the same style. Different sizes but a porch at one front corner with columns. Maybe half the town used the same architect or builder?

That could be, but I really do not have an answer to your question.

Charles
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Canon 18-55 IS Kit Lens * Canon 70-300 IS USM * Canon 50mm f1.8 * Canon 580EX II

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