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  • Old Photographs of African Americans - Unknown Faces (OPOAA)

    Unknown old African American photographs to be identified by researchers and family historians. You can post your unknown photographs here.

  • Old Photos Found

    Working to reunite old photographs with the families they belong to.

  • Personalia

    Personalia deal in mainly British historical manuscripts, named photographs, portrait miniatures, medals and mementos of the 17th to 19th centuries. The business is specifically oriented towards historians and genealogists, and museums and archives.

  • Photos Rescue!

    A book to help date old photographs, and a project to reunite photos and families, mostly Australian, some British.

  • Renee's Photo Orphanage

    Unidentified photos listed by possible family connections and geographic areas.
    [The original link is broken. This link points to an archived copy on the Wayback Machine]

  • Rescued Relatives

    A website dedicated to reuniting old identified family photos with present day family members through research.

  • Savethephotos

    Collection of old photos, albums, letters and epherma. Telling history and reuniting with families.

  • Slices Of Time

    A site dedicated to the reunion of lost photographs (mostly from late 1800's) with their families. Photographs are purchased from antique shops around the U.S.

  • Snapshot Reunion

    A free vintage and antique photo database, searchable by surname. At least one new surname added every day. Mostly United States photos.

  • The Forgotten Photographs Project

    FREE photographic database containing hundreds of lost and forgotten photographs from around the country that are identified with first and last names.

  • The Genealogy Photo Exchange

    A UK site designed as a home for all those unidentified photos, we've all got hidden at the back of the album in the hope someone can put a name to that mystery face. Are your ancestors on here? Take a look.

  • The Past on Paper - Family Bibles, Antique Photographs and Documents

    A website linking genealogists to antique dealers and private collectors. Hundreds of family Bibles, named photos, wills, letters and diaries. Register and upload your GEDCOM to be automatically informed as items relating to your family are added. Located in the United Kingdom.

  • The Tri-City Genealogical Society - Photographs in the TCGS Lost and Found -- Identify and Claim

    Photographs found by TCGS members. Identify and claim. From the Tri-Cities, Washington, comprising Kennewick, Pasco, Richland and the surrounding communities of West Richland, Benton City, Prosser, Othello, Connell and Hermiston, Oregon.

  • Tim's Genealogical Milk Carton

    Collection of old, unidentified photographs from Frederick County, Maryland and surrounding areas. Please check them out and help identify some of these people.

  • Unclaimed Ancestors

    A website looking to connect old lost photos, usually within the US, with families who might be searching for them. Pictures, and sometimes other media, are uploaded with a brief description of who they are and where they are from (after a little research of course). Also a host to the 1922-23 Ohio diary of Wealth Harp full of names and descriptions that other Ohio enthusiasts might find useful.

  • West Georgia Unidentified Photos

    20 unidentified photos believed to be those of relatives of James Morgan RICHARDSON and his wife, Nancy Catherine McBURNETT, probably taken in Haralson and Polk Counties or surrounding localities. James Morgan Jim RICHARDSON was born 1883, possibly in Floyd County, Georgia, and died in 1953. Nancy Catherine Kate McBURNETT was born 1883 in Carroll County, Georgia, and died in 1972 in Cedartown, Polk County, Georgia. She was the daughter of Stephen Joshua McBURNETT (1858-1927) and Millie Elizabeth WINKLES (1851-1941).

  • Who are these people at the photos??

    As a Swede living in Sweden and trying to identify photos of old ancestors who immigrated to America during the late 1890s and the beginning of 1900s is just like trying to find a needle in a haystack. In this case the probably went to: Chicago, Illinois; Leadville, Colorado; Moorhead, Minnesota; Nebraska.

  • World War One Photos and Postcards

    Pay for copies service of named individuals in British service found on old photos and postcards.

  • www.lostandfoundancestors.com

    The mission of this website is to reunite these Lost & Found Ancestors with their families. I own the originals of most of the pictures depicted on this website and have collected them over the past few years, some online at sites like shopgoodwill.com & ebay, others at antique and thrift stores mostly in the Maryland, Virginia & Washington DC area but also places I've traveled including New York, Vermont, Georgia, Florida, New England. I've recently added collections from England & Germany too. Check back often as I continue to add photos.

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