Tarpley-Parkes Family History
Taking candy from a baby?
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Submitted to the Vintage Photos Theme Park for the theme, ONE SITTING, ONE STANDING. Mary and Scott, Oct., 1954,
"S" is for shipmates. My wife's father's Subchaser…
Mary with her brother and grandmother at a roadsid…
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Submitted to the Vintage Photos Theme Park for the theme, "roadside attractions." Mary told me that this establishment was selling small rhesus monkeys for $50 each. She had brought her life savings with her on this trip, a bit more than the cost of a monkey, and begged her grandparents to let her take one home. They declined her wish.
Mary's 2nd Birthday, June, 1949
They also serve who only stand and wait, or sit an…
Betty's Photos from The War Years
Two potential Bonnies without a Clyde. Circa 1942.
Betty's Photos from The War Years
Mary and Sibs, 1951-1952 Central California
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Frontier couple poses for itinerant photographer,…
Mary and Sibs, 1950/1951 Grand Rapids
Mary, 1959
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Mary, 1959
Ouch! The empty well of the USS Catamount, sometim…
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It appears a sailor is running a gauntlet of fellow crewmen for some unknown reason. Some of the sticks/clubs being employed look lethal. Submitted to the Vintage Photos Theme Park for the monthly theme, TRAINS, PLANES, SHIPS, AND BUSES (people photographed traveling inside one of these modes of transport--preferably shot from the inside).
Taken aboard USS Catamount, LSD 17, sometime 1945…
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Landing craft ferrying supplies prepare to depart…
Boats in a ship. U.S. Marine Corps Sherman tanks o…
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Photo taken by my father-in-law aboard the "Landing Ship Dock" USS Catamount, LSD 17, 1945 in the Pacific. Once loaded, the well was pumped out for transit and refilled for disembarking.
Taken aboard USS Catamount, LSD 17, sometime 1945…
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U.S. Marines attending to their equipment en route to their next mission. Tanken by my father-in-law, one of the ship's officers. The LSD (Landing Ship Dock) was a transport ship with a large open well that ran most of the length of the center of the ship. Landing craft were loaded in the dry well for transport. When ready to deploy the landing craft, the well was flooded, a gate at the aft of the ship opened and the landing craft with their Marines and equipment would power out to the open water.Submitted for the "Soldiers" theme in the Vintage Photos Theme Park. Marines do not like to be referred to as soldiers. They are Marines, I apologize for any offense.
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