Jump Ahead
Do you agree that there is something inherently charming about antique photos? If so, you should know that the Library of Congress has thousands of antique photographs in its database.
You could spend hours sorting through the various albums, which I recommend if you have the time. If you want a jump start, then explore some of my favorite historical pictures from this public domain archive.
Little Kids

Little girl eating ice cream, c. 1913 / Library of Congress 
Titanic survivors, c. 1912 / Library of Congress 
Portrait of child, c. 1891 / Library of Congress 
Group of children, c. 1891 / Library of Congress
Family

Civil war veteran with his family, c. 1900 / Library of Congress 
Policeman and child, c. 1942 / Library of Congress 
Native American family, c. 1891 / Library of Congress
Animals

Group of kittens, c. 1914 / Library of Congress 
Marmion dog, c. 1894 / Library of Congress 
Cat and a canary, c. 1928 / Library of Congress 
A man and his dog, c. 1861 / Library of Congress 
Miss Edith Dog Show, c. 1915 / Library of Congress
Inspirational People

Mary Church Terrell, c. 1880 / Library of Congress 
Emery or Ellsworth Kolb, c. 1908 / Library of Congress 
Fola La Follette and Rose Livingston, c. 1913 / Library of Congress 
Abraham Lincoln with his son, c. 1865 / Library of Congress
I hope you enjoyed this small sampling of antique photos from the Reuse collection at the Library at Congress. I’ll add more images as I come across them.















