Irving Snider[?] and Friend, abt. 1909

Irving Snider[?] and Friend, abt. 1909

Abt. 1909

This picture is of two young children around the age of four or five, who are pushing a toy carriage with dolls in it. The child in white is Daisy May Young's child, who may be Irving J. Snider. It is a candid shot, and black and white/sepia. An adult woman and two more children, a boy and a girl, are in the background. Further in the background is a house. They're playing in a clearing surrounded by trees. On the back is written "Daisy [striked out]. For Annie."

The young children are wearing dresses that go up to the knee, and high stockings. Snider has short hair while his friend has slightly longer hair. The friend has a long, frilly collar on her dress while Snider does not. Snider appears to have a belt. The adult woman in the picture is wearing a white, long-sleeved blouse tucked into her long skirt at the waist. Her skirt goes up to her ankles. Her hair is pulled up in a high bun,

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Mahwah Museum

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8.5 cm x 8.5 cm