Amos Rheaume and his family pose for their portrait at the studio of W. G. Freeman in Keene, New Hampshire. Amos and his wife and three children comprise an attractive family. W. G. Freeman was a photographer in Keene between 1901 and 1905. At some point he moved his business to Bellow Falls, Vermont where he appears in city directories from at least 1910 through 1918. (SOLD)
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This is about as nice a family portrait as one could hope for. The clothing a study in contemporary fashion of the time … the expressions uniform and proper for the occasion. A treat to see, thank you.