Three friends were captured in a photograph about 1910.
The women are standing with linked arms in front of a structure with wooden siding.
Each has a smile and an expression of happiness.
The names seem to be recorded in order, so that the “me” of the photograph is the taller woman in the center.
We don’t know the date of the photograph, the location, or the nature of the relationship between the three.
Nevertheless, we hope that they enjoyed their friendship for many years to come.
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