I love old photos, as you can probably tell by now. They are a treasure. A reminder of past days, and past lives. The picture above is that of my father when he was only 6 years old. He was starting school in Freiberg, Germany. It was customary to receive one of these cones on the first day of school, full of many goodies. I love this old tradition. They still do this in Germany.
The photo was taken in 1936. I even can see the name of the place the photo was developed, Central-Drogerie A1348 Freiberg.
The old home of Otto Henning in Genthin taken in June 1925. I think it's cool to see the people in the window. I suspect they are all my ancestors. I don't know all the names.
This January 1916 picture of Emilie Kopke born Hoeke, Helena and Liesbeth, cousins of my grandfather, Otto Karl Hoeke. The problem, I can't find this person in my genealogy file? Hmmm...
This picture is Christa Meinberg-Rulff. The year was 1937. She is the cousin of my father.
With close inspection, you will see a band-aid on her elbow. I enjoy seeing the old playthings of children in this time.
This picture of my dad was taken in 1932 in Freiberg. He was 2 years old. Cute, huh? I wonder what kind of skin he was sitting on??
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