Sunday, February 5, 2023
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Three additional photos sent in by Ann's niece Vicky. The first, I'm pretty sure, is a "fashion shot" husband John took when they were trying out possibility of Mom's pictures being used by a ski clothing manufacturer. This reminds me of Mom's story of how she and a few other high school friends sent in applications to the Barbizon School of Modeling. Only she was accepted, "But there was no way I could have afforded to go."
The second photo, also taken by Dad, so he's not in it, is from c. 1965. It was a Milne family gathering at the Cole Avenue House (Williamstown). Ann's parents, George and Helen, and her two surviving siblings, Rosemary and Dick, and their spouses and all their children are in this photo. Ann is on the far left, sitting with her three daughters. The middle group is Rosemary and her family; far right is Dick and his family.
The third photo, 1966, is on the steps of the Ivernia cottage in Wells, Maine, site of the beach photos Amy posted: Ann's mother, sister Rosemary and her husband, Bill, plus all of Ann's and Rosemary's children. Ann's father not in photo, and, once again, Ann's husband John is the photograher. Ann is in the back, on the top step, wearing a scarf.
