Lincoln High Street 1931

The lady in the white coat is my wifes grandmother the little girl her mother, had to do lots of work on it but you get the idea

[Lou Ann]

This is so wonderful. The elegant clothes. The cars! Oh my.

[Rosie Kind]

Such a lovely photo and nice to see the fashion and vehicles of the day!

[Santina]

a truly beautiful photo, I love seeing images of time gone by, seeing how everything has changed in just over 90 years...means of transport, clothes, cities....

[Sylvia du Toit]

Well done.

[Denise Wood]

it's wonderful to see a "street capture" from 1931 - something that would not have been done very often I'm sure! A precious moment in time with the clothing car and lovely family members :) fav

[Babs]

What an interesting photo, so much to look at here.

I know exactly just how much work is involved with editing old photos. A lot of work but the results are rewarding.

[Ron]

A true street shot! There's a certain romance in these old photos - and extra special when the subjects in the photo are family that preceded you.

[Diana]

Fabulous image and wonderful street scene. Well done with the edit.

[Peter]

@louannwarren Many thanks Lou Ann for your comment and Fav, this part of the high street is all pathed for pedisterian access only:)

[Peter]

@rosiekind Thank you for your comment and Fav Rosie, we have no idea who took the shot and why:)

[Peter]

@santina Thank you Santina like you I love looking at old photographs they are a window into the past:)

[Peter]

@sdutoit Thank you Sylvia for your comment, it was a challenge to work on but the result was well worth it:)

[Peter]

@gilbertwood Thank you for your interesting comment and Fav Denise, the original print was 2ins x 3ins and well faded, we have no idea why it was taken:)

[Peter]

@onewing Many thanks for your great comment Babs, you have set us off on a challenge, Jenny is currently going through boxes of our photographs:)

[Peter]

@stray_shooter Many thanks for your great comment and Fav Ron, indeed a true street shot, the more I worked on it the more detail came out of the tiny little original faded print, the result was will worth every minute:)

[Peter]

@ludwigsdiana Thank you Diana for your comment and Fav, must say I quite enjoyed the process of bring it back to share on our 365 project:)

[Kaylynn]

This is so awesome - also the year my father was born. Times sure have changed. Great photo

[Peter]

@kaylynn2150 Thank you for your intersting comment Kaylynn, I love looking at old photographs of familiar places and noting the changes:)