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Colorized photos from the early 1900s offer a vibrant glimpse into life over a century ago. While black and white photography captured the era’s events, colorization adds a new dimension, making the past feel more relatable and immediate.
Here are some captivating colorized images from the 1900s:
- Claude Monet in His Garden (1905): This image shows the famed impressionist painter amongst his beloved flowers.
- Mother and Child in Centerville, South Dakota (Early 1900s): A tender moment captured between a mother and child.
- Southern Chain Gang (1906): A stark portrayal of a Southern chain gang, highlighting the harsh realities of the era.
- Woman in Louisville, Kentucky (1905): A portrait of a woman in Louisville, offering a glimpse into the fashion and style of the time.
- 11-Year-Old Coal Miner (1908): This poignant image underscores the difficult working conditions faced by children at the turn of the century.
- Crew Unloading Bananas in New York (1906): A bustling scene of workers unloading a banana shipment, showcasing the city’s role as a major port.
- Sitting in Silence (1905): A contemplative moment captured in time.
- Family Christmas (1909): A heartwarming scene of a family celebrating Christmas.
- Woman With Her Kodak Camera (1900): An early adopter of photography, this woman poses with her Kodak camera.
- Mata Hari Performing on Stage (1905): The exotic dancer and courtesan Mata Hari is seen here during a performance.
- A Day in the Office in Detroit (1902): A look inside a Detroit office, providing insight into the early days of American business.
- Family in Plymouth, Indiana (1900): A family portrait capturing a moment in time.
- School Kids in Ireland: Irish school children pose for a photo.
- Wedding Party in Sweden (1900): A joyous wedding celebration in Sweden.
- Palm Beach, Florida (1906): A picturesque scene of Palm Beach at the turn of the century.
- Railway Station in Pensacola, Florida (1906): This image documents the Pensacola railway station, a hub of transportation in its day.
- **Mr.
& Mrs. B.B.
Nutter of Oxbow, West Virginia (1904):** A formal portrait of a couple in West Virginia.
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