A formal studio portrait of five Blackfoot individuals, circa 1890s–early 1900s, wearing traditional regalia including elaborately feathered war bonnets (headdresses with dark and white feathers), hide and cloth garments decorated with geometric patterns and fringe, and shell or bone ornaments. The composition includes three standing figures and two seated; the tallest central figure wears a striking horizontally-striped shirt beneath his headdress. All subjects display the formal, dignified bearing typical of early ethnographic photography. The studio setting and professional lighting are characteristic of late-19th-century portraiture documenting Native American leaders and cultural representatives.

Troy Boudreau abandons his coding post to travel back in time and reinvent the roller-skate. Here you can clearly see him thinking about his invention as he struggling through a terrible case of constipation from the wormhole travel.

This baby can play! circa 1900

This shot of three young men getting ready for war was found in Manchester NH.

Interesting group of boston boys labeled the Eagles Tug-of-War Team.

Living room interior circa 1910.

Bank vault Hudson mass 1916.

A baby in a highchair with a black doll.

A well dressed man stands proudly in front of a massive machine circa 1910

Tap Dancing Girl circa 1916.

Interior circa 1900.

Benjamin Moore's paint store 1916.

A young boy dressed up as a pirate posing next to a home made float.