Put On A Happy Face!!!

[LoriAnn]

Look at this sweetheart!

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[Jimklag]

This is the guy you hope you get seated next to at a dinner party. You just know he's funny.

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Either that or he has a corn cob stuck where the sun don't shine.

 

[Cavalry Charger]

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1840's heartthrob wearing a stovepipe top hat and a sly smile. Be still my heart! What do you think @LoriAnn, @Cavalry Charger, @AshleyMel and @Northern Light?

Ooohh...I likey, likey, @Eleanor Rose

 

[Northern Light]

Either that or he has a corn cob stuck where the sun don't shine.

That was my first thought as well.

 

[Eleanor Rose]

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I can't leave out this one. My favorite general appears to be smiling. That is reportedly his daughter, Lulu, sitting on his lap.


Source: The Longstreet Society

 

[nitrofd]

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I can't leave out this one. My favorite general appears to be smiling. That is reportedly his daughter, Lulu, sitting on his lap.


Source: The Longstreet Society

Nice find.

 

[Jimklag]

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I can't leave out this one. My favorite general appears to be smiling. That is reportedly his daughter, Lulu, sitting on his lap.


Source: The Longstreet Society

Do you know when that photo was taken?

 

[Eleanor Rose]

Do you know when that photo was taken?

I'm glad you asked Jim! You know me. Once I discovered this picture, I had to investigate. As best I can determine it
was taken at Dickinson's Bayou on April 24, 1866. Seated left to right are Louisa Longstreet and General Longstreet. Beside them is Annie Dowling, with Richard Dowling leaning on her knee sitting on a box. Seated second from right is John R. Baylor and on the extreme right, General Arthur P. Bagby. The photo is from the Lawrence T. Jones III Photographic Collection.,DeGolyer Library, Southern Methodist University.

Are you impressed yet?

 

[Jimklag]

I'm glad you asked Jim! You know me. Once I discovered this picture, I had to investigate. As best I can determine it
was taken at Dickinson's Bayou on April 24, 1866. Seated left to right are Louisa Longstreet and General Longstreet. Beside them is Annie Dowling, with Richard Dowling leaning on her knee sitting on a box. Seated second from right is John R. Baylor and on the extreme right, General Arthur P. Bagby. The photo is from the Lawrence T. Jones III Photographic Collection.,DeGolyer Library, Southern Methodist University.

Are you impressed yet?

Quite impressed!