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Phillipsburg, Kansas 67661

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A formal portrait from my glass negative collection, taken in Phillipsburg, Kansas by photographer George A. Locke in the early 1900s. The couple stands with poise and purpose, dressed in fine Edwardian fashion.

From my glass negative collection, this early 1900s portrait by George A. Locke shows a young couple dressed in their best attire, standing for a formal studio photo in Phillipsburg, Kansas.

From my glass negative collection, this early 1900s portrait by George A. Locke of Phillipsburg, Kansas shows a couple posed hand-in-hand, possibly marking a wedding.

From my glass negative collection, this early 1900s wedding portrait by George A. Locke was taken in Phillipsburg, Kansas. The bride wears a simple white gown with sheer sleeves and a wide sash, and the groom looks proud but slightly solemn.

From my glass negative collection, this early 1900s portrait by George A. Locke shows a couple dressed to the nines for a studio session in Phillipsburg, Kansas. Her fur-trimmed coat and muff suggest a winter chill, while his suit and bow tie keep things

From my glass negative collection, this sharply dressed couple posed for George A. Locke in Phillipsburg, Kansas in the early 1900s. With her feathered hat and extravagant fur muff, she radiates winter glamour, while he stands poised in his wool coat and

From my glass negative collection, this early 1900s portrait by George A. Locke captures a couple who’ve likely weathered a lifetime together. Their plain dress and steady gaze reflect the grit and grace of rural life in Phillipsburg, Kansas.

From my glass negative collection, this early 1900s portrait by George A. Locke captures four family members gathered formally in Phillipsburg, Kansas. Their clothing and posture reveal both pride and endurance — a window into life on the plains.

From my glass negative collection, this early 1900s portrait taken by George A. Locke in Phillipsburg, Kansas, shows a young couple posed side-by-side, dressed in their best.

From my glass negative collection, a newlywed couple poses on their wedding day in Phillipsburg, Kansas, captured by George A. Locke in the early 1900s. The bride’s gown and ornate floral crown are simply stunning, with a cascading bouquet of roses and fe

From my glass negative collection, a young girl stands poised beside a wicker chair, her hair tied back with large ribbons. Photographed in Phillipsburg, Kansas by George A. Locke, circa early 1900s.

From my glass negative collection, a young woman poses confidently in Phillipsburg, Kansas. Captured by George A. Locke circa early 1900s, her high pompadour hairstyle and decorative pleats at the collar make this portrait a lovely study in Edwardian char

From my glass negative collection, a young woman poses in a high-collared dress with a striking geometric bib-front panel. Taken by George A. Locke in Phillipsburg, Kansas, circa 1900s.

From my glass negative collection, this portrait was taken by George A. Locke in Phillipsburg, Kansas, in the early 1900s. The woman gazes softly to the side, her lace blouse accented by a pocket watch pinned neatly at her chest.

From my glass negative collection, a young woman sits gracefully in profile, dressed in an embroidered white dress and gloves. Photographed in Phillipsburg, Kansas by George A. Locke, circa 1910s.

From my glass negative collection, a young woman poses with quiet poise in an embroidered white dress, seated on a carved studio bench. Taken in Phillipsburg, Kansas by George A. Locke, circa 1910s.

From my glass negative collection, a mother gently steadies her baby for the camera in Phillipsburg, Kansas, taken by George A. Locke, circa early 1900s. The child’s lace-trimmed gown and the mother’s pendant necklace evoke warmth and quiet pride.

KYLE RAILROAD EMD SW-1000 DIESEL #1125 – PHILLIPSBURG, KANSAS – SEPTEMBER 18, 2029

From my glass negative collection: A young boy sits between his parents, captured in this beautiful portrait by George A. Locke in Phillipsburg, Kansas, circa 1900s. Their poised expressions hint at a close bond beneath the formal setting.

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