Showing posts with label Stereoviews A-Z List. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stereoviews A-Z List. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 1, 2013

Stereoviews A to Z: April Challenge

A friend talked me into participating in the Blogging From A to Z April Challenge and I am so excited. Beginning in April, all of my posts (for one month) will be in alphabetical order. There will one post per day, except for Sunday (26 posts total). Anyone interested in the blog challenge can sign up as late as April 1. Just have a post ready to go on that day. Postings can be theme-based or random. They just need to follow the alphabet. I hope you will stop by and see how I am doing. Let me know if you sign up, too!

 If there are any A to Z Challenge participants visiting my blog already, WELCOME!!! I will be delving into an old collection of stereoview cards (Stereoviews A-Z) recently inherited from my mother. These are 3-D photos on cards normally viewed through a Stereoscope. The cards were enjoyed in the 1920s and 30s by my mother's family, but the dates of the photos are older (1890s to pre-1910). I will be commenting on the culture of the time and any historical tidbits I discover, but be prepared for some fun slapstick comedy, too. Check label "Things We Collect" for similar posts.

Here is the line-up for STEREOVIEWS A-Z

A -
Apprentice Bags the Painter

B -
Brief History of the Stereoscope

C - Chumps on the Street

D- Desperate Times

E - Eerie Sponges

F - Flocking Together at the Beach

G - Good Friends

H - Historical U.S. Buildings 1890s

I - Indoor Time with Mama

J - Juggler Gets a Surprise

K - Keyhole Dilemma

L - Looey and Hans Get a Spanking

M - Mr. Jones, Please Remove Your Hat

N - Native Americans

O - Oh, My Aching Head

P - Pulling Teeth

Q - Question. What's Happening Here?

R - Resting

S - Sawing the Bass Fiddle

T - Twentieth Century Woman

U - U.S. Scenery 1890s

V - Vanity and the Portrait

W - World Destinations 1890s

X - "X" Marks the Spot

Y - Young Gladiator

Z - "Z" Perfect Day



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