From the family collection
Images donated by Linda Hilpert
Family faces, life on the farm, and the notes that help us remember. Browse all 190 scans: 187 photographic scans, two newspaper clippings and a handwritten back. Alternate prints are kept together through links on each page.
Showing 121–144 of 190 scans
Leaving for Cottonwood
Leaving for Cottonwood, Idaho, 1921. Left to right: Aunt Alice (Phillip’s wife), Lowell, Hamlet, Lilla and Reinhold; Shirley is in front.
View image and description →Reinhold’s farm
Reinhold’s farm. The valley name is uncertain; no date is supplied. A separate photograph from LH124.
View image and description →Another view of Reinhold’s farm
Reinhold’s farm. The valley name is uncertain; no date is supplied. A separate photograph from LH123.
View image and description →The Skookumchuck River
Skookumchuck River, Centralia, Washington. Undated.
View image and description →Hilpert F. Schaefer, 1905
Hilpert F. Schaefer, Hannah Hilpert’s son, 1905.
View image and description →Hamlet at eight and a half months
Hamlet Hilpert, eight and a half months old, 1908.
View image and description →Hattie and Helena, summer 1897
Hattie and Helena Hilpert, summer 1897. Helena, also known as Helen, was the youngest.
View image and description →Reinhold at the farm
Reinhold Hilpert on the farm. Possibly from the same session as LH132, LH134 and LH135; no definite date is established.
View image and description →The Hilpert home, June 1947
Hilpert home near the Lewis–Thurston county line, with Reinhold in the photograph. Taken by Lowell, June 1947.
View image and description →Reinhold on the farm
Reinhold Hilpert on the farm. Undated; possibly from the same session as LH134 and LH135.
View image and description →The Hilpert barn, June 1947
Barn on the Hilpert homestead. Taken by Lowell, June 1947.
View image and description →Reinhold on the farm: another view
Reinhold Hilpert on the farm. Undated; possibly from the same session as LH132 and LH135.
View image and description →Reinhold on the farm: a third view
Reinhold Hilpert on the farm. Undated; possibly from the same session as LH132 and LH134.
View image and description →The farm across the road and tracks
Hilpert Farm looking east across the road and railroad tracks, probably about 1916 or 1918. Family recollections identify LH119 as another print of this photograph, with an inscription giving about 1918.
View image and description →Otto’s farm looking west
Otto Hilpert’s farm before his marriage to Milly Dortzbach, looking west toward the river, about 1916 or 1918. The family’s preferred scan of the photograph also preserved as LH150.
View image and description →Hannah and Hilpert, about 1900
Hannah Schaefer and Hilpert Schaefer, about 1900.
View image and description →Possibly Lilla Harrison Hilpert
Possibly Lilla Harrison Hilpert, Reinhold’s wife. The identification is tentative. Undated.
View image and description →Marjorie and companions
Marjorie Haskins at right; the other people are unidentified. Undated.
View image and description →Lenore in Canyonville
Lenore, March 1926, Canyonville, Oregon. Later identified on the back as Hamlet Hilpert’s wife and David’s mother; this does not establish their marital status in 1926.
View image and description →Hilpert and his father Fred
Hilpert Schaefer, three years old, with his father Fred. No calendar date is supplied.
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