38

...and walking down the dark hallway, I could have sworn I saw those portraits' eyes following me!

37

I'm sure dressing in this costume made the little girl's day.  I can imagine her running around telling all her friends about it.  Can you see her smiling and laughing?

36

I've never worn any hat other than a baseball hat.  I would never fit in at the Derby.

35

I wonder if it's that same girl and her giant cat from before?  The eyes seem to be the same piercing eyes.

34

I am reminded of the short story "The Rocking Horse Winner" by D.H. Lawrence.

33

I think this cat is almost as big as the girl.

32

This grandma is not someone I'd want catching me with my hand in the cookie jar.

31

Seeing a dress like this almost makes me feel out of breath when I imagine all she had to go through to fit into it.

30

What is going on here?  Very odd.  Is this some kind of preacher giving the holy touch to a member of his flock?  Is he a hypnotist?  Are they just plain nuts?

29

I still like to swing, too.  My love pushes me as I whoooosh through the air.

28

I guess pugs were all the rage back then, too.

27

She looks like a little daydreamer.  I know this because I am one myself!

26

Not that I understand the language but my guess is, "Hindu Medicine Doctor" or "Priest".

25

I don't know if it's just my imagination but there seems to be a hint of a mohawk. Is it a mohawk or perhaps a mistake in the haircut, or then again just my imagination? If it is a mohawk it is difficult for me to wrap my mind around the idea of such style way back then. But then again, styles have been known to be recycled.

24

Another studious looking girl

23

I think this little girl really loved her daddy.

22

Dream a little dream of me.

21

The aura of mystery. I wonder what her face looked like?