Great Great grandma Louise Roehl-Foelske (Early 1900's) | ||
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Posted 11 years ago
sarahoff
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This is a cabinet card of my great great grandma Louise Roehl-Foelske. 1896-1903? Unfortunately I haven't been able to find any info on the studio(Jarneke, Jarmeke, Jarnekey? 1039 third St. Milwaukee) I'm hoping someone with knowledge of cabinet cards can help me date it.
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shes stunning and very very beautiful!!!!
Thanks Sean, she has such a sadness in her eyes.
im sos sorry to hear that darling, but shes very very beautiful lady!!
Thanks again Sean:) and thank you Tony:)
More than likely this is the studio of George J. Jaeneke. He had a photo studio in the Hummel / Uihlein Building (2673-2679 N. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive) on the third floor. When the building was sold in 1906, it appears that he moved to the address shown on your cabinet card according to a Milwaukee historic building study report.
Wow,thank you rniederman! Never would I have expected such a fast response:) Thank you AmberRose for the love:)
Thank you Agram and Lisa:)