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Phillipsburg, Kansas 67661

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A graceful 1910s portrait from Phillipsburg, Kansas, showing a woman turned slightly away from the camera in a dress with elaborate lacework across the shoulders and sleeves. George A. Locke’s careful posing gives the image a quiet elegance.

A dramatic studio portrait by George A. Locke featuring a young woman in a large dark hat and tailored coat. Taken in Phillipsburg, Kansas, during the 1910s, the strong silhouette and layered textures make this one especially striking.

A softly lit portrait from Phillipsburg, Kansas, showing a woman in a beaded dress and pendant necklace. George A. Locke’s studio lighting gives the image a gentle, almost modern quality despite its 1910s date.

A striking formal portrait by George A. Locke, taken in Phillipsburg, Kansas, during the 1910s. Her wire rim glasses, dark dress, and direct gaze give the photograph a strong and distinctive presence.

Photographed in Phillipsburg, Kansas, in the 1910s, this young woman sits beside a window in a light ruffled dress with a bow in her hair. George A. Locke captured a relaxed expression that makes the portrait feel unusually personal.

A beautifully composed profile portrait taken in Phillipsburg, Kansas, during the 1910s by George A. Locke. Her elaborate hairstyle and delicate light dress give the image an elegant, almost sculptural quality.

This full length studio portrait has such an interesting mix of formality and personality. Photographed in Phillipsburg, Kansas by George A. Locke, circa 1910 to 1918.

A graceful studio portrait by George A. Locke of Phillipsburg, Kansas, probably dating to around 1900 to 1910.

The sailor, style blouse, complete with its broad collar and oversized neck bow, was one of the defining fashions of the early 1900s. George A. Locke photographed this young woman in Phillipsburg, Kansas.

This young woman turned gracefully to look back over her shoulder, creating a portrait that feels remarkably artistic. The pose also highlights the intricate arrangement of her hair. George A. Locke captured this elegant portrait in Phillipsburg, Kansas,

Every line tells a story. This dignified portrait preserves the face of a woman whose lifetime spanned extraordinary change, allowing us to connect with someone who lived more than a century ago. Photographed by George A. Locke in Phillipsburg, Kansas.

Dressed in flowing white with delicate lace details, this young woman posed with remarkable composure for George A. Locke's camera in Phillipsburg, Kansas.

A carefully posed portrait with one intriguing detail, a pocket watch proudly displayed on her blouse. Captured by George A. Locke in Phillipsburg, Kansas during the early 1900s.

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From my glass negative collection. A young family poses together in photographer George A. Locke’s studio in Phillipsburg, Kansas during the 1900-1910s.

From my glass negative collection. Young Lorraine Locke stands proudly beside her doll carriage in this beautifully staged portrait taken by her father, photographer George A. Locke, in Phillipsburg, Kansas during the 1910s.

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