I love to camp. But looking over these photos, it's obvious things have changed. I don't have a large canvas tent, I don't take horses along, and some of the gear used in the early part of the last century looks pretty heavy to carry.
These photos were taken by Gussie Mae Brown, the daughter of Potter Brown and the granddaughter of Joshua Brown, the founder of Kerrville. These were given to me about a year ago, but we lacked a good negative scanner, so this is the first time these images have been seen in about 90 years.
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| Camping in the hill country, near Kerrville, around 1920. From Gussie Mae Brown photos. |
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Camping in the hill country, near Kerrville, around 1920. From Gussie Mae Brown photos.
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Camping in the hill country, near Kerrville, around 1920. From Gussie Mae Brown photos.
Love the tent. |
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Camping in the hill country, near Kerrville, around 1920. From Gussie Mae Brown photos.
Dutch oven cooking. Yum. |
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Camping in the hill country, near Kerrville, around 1920. From Gussie Mae Brown photos.
Great tent. |
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Joe, Gussie May is on the left without a bonnet in picture no 3 with the dutch oven cooking.
ReplyDeleteHope everyone enjoyed the pictures.
Jan