| Most viewed - Old Family Photos |
Craig Walsh - Punahou School Yearbook Photo - 19651232 views
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Craig and Marjorie1231 views30 January 2005
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Mother Looking Pleased1228 viewsI think this was taken at Honolulu Airport. Note the luggage and my little travelling blazer: in those days we dressed up to take an airplane somewhere. I was already taking photographs: note the camera. I'd obviously done something to make my mother happy, since she has such a Happy Face. Not!
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Eileen Wilson Showing Craig What She Thinks1209 viewsEileen and Craig in a horse-drawn carriage in Blackpool, sharing their thoughts about each other.
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Nana, Baba, and Me1203 viewsThe thing I like best about this photograph, taken circa 1956, are our bare feet. I zoomed in on them with Photoshop, and they're pretty well worn. No wearing of house slippers for us --- bare feet!
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Marjorie and Roger Wilson in Blackpool1177 viewsEnjoying the delights of Blackpool in the autumn
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Baba at the Elks Club1172 viewsCirca 1964 or 1965 --- needing new eyeglasses.
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Shirley and John Walsh on the steps of Leland Powers School1172 viewsMy parents met at Leland Powers in Boston. I don't know if this is a school photograph or not. The mystery, at least to me, is what happened to the person above my father whose face has been scraped away? My mother Shirley is on the lowest step (left) and my father John Walsh on the same step (right). One of my mother's friends from Hawaii, Barbara (Bappy) Pickup, is sitting on the top step. Circa 1948.
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Nana Reading A Magazine1167 viewsI am guessing that Baba took this photograph. I must have inherited this trait from him: I love annoying Marjorie by taking her photograph in bed, when she's trying to read or relax.
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Pushing A Lawn Mower1162 viewsThe Health and Safety people would be thrilled to see me pushing what appears to be a gas-operated lawn mower --- with no shoes. Makes my toes curl even now, over half a century later.
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Honolulu Airport1148 viewsI can only guess at the date of this photograph -- late 1950's or early 1960's. The old Honolulu Airport terminal is behind the PanAm airplane. I love the PanAm attendants doing things at the gate itself. No air bridges. My father with Nana: not sure who's going where.
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Newleyweds - 19481114 viewsMy father and mother, shortly after they arrived in Hawaii -- having been married in Nevada on their drive across the country from Boston. I love the cigarette in the hand.
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