Padubysis, Lithuania, probably early- to mid-1920s. We have a
few photos from Padubysis,
Lithuania. It's probably a place where my Dad's paternal Grandparents lived or
had a summer place. The snapshots are difficult to scan because someone
laminated them—probably to protect the images from getting crumpled.
Padubysis, Lithuania, probably early- to mid-1920s. I initially resisted
posting this photo because it is poorly focused. Both my Dad and his twin
Jonė,
however, kept the image among their important papers. Dad and Jonė only wrote the name
of a Lithuanian city, Padubysis, on the
back of the snapshot. I decided to post the photo because it shows several
generations of the family of my paternal Grandfather, Vytautas.
Vytautas is the tanned fellow standing in the back row, second from left. My
Dad and Jonė
likely are the
children sitting on the ground.
By now, I've posted most of the really old photos that we have. Occasionally, I still find a few snapshots that have not appeared on the blog. This is one of them. I didn't post it earlier because I don't have much information about the subjects. My Dad, who rephotographed and restored the original image, simply wrote the name of a Lithuanian city, "Padubysis," on the back of the photo.
Padubysis, Lithuania, about 1910. It's possible that the people riding in the carriage are my Dad's paternal Grandparents.
