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Picture caption from Original Article. On Her country estate near Stamford, Connecticut, Gloria Vanderbilt enjoys a picnic with her husband, Wyatt Cooper, and two sons by her marriage to Leopold Stokowski - Chris, 12 and Stan 13. She came upon the picturesque waterfall with its secluded cottage one day and couldn't resist buying it. "It was like something out of a fairy tale," she exclaims.

I thought at first that it was a sales catalogue photo advertising the picnic hamper. It doesn't have the mayhem or disarray I would associate with a family picnic.

Too posed. Unreal for a picnic outing.

And also, the brothers are not fussing with each other and they both have their shirttails tucked into their trousers. And mom, or older sister, is NOT wearing sunglasses. AND WORSE, nobody is texting on smartphones!

That's the creepiest looking guy I've seen in ages!

I was scrolling through the photos under the Library of Congress, and none of them really had me stop and double-take until I saw this one! I totally agree with the comment above in that this is one of the creepiest people I have ever seen, but beyond that, this picture is ghastly! It looks like the man and the entire room itself is covered with ghosts.

This man seems like he has been possessed by some spirit. Just look at his eyes. They look so scary! The main question that I have to ask is why one hand is in the air for no reason. He doesn't even have anything in his hand! Why is he holding it up?

A Flickr member identified him as James Hazen Hyde in a related photo: www.flickr.com/photos/library_of_congress/3047668569/

Hi, I'm an admin for a group called I blinked my eyes and you were gone, and we'd love to have this added to the group!

Looks like some sort of road equipment, maybe something to keep tar hot.

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I am pretty certain that the woman in this photo is my mother who was at that time a City of Richmond official (the highest-ranking female at that time) working in the City Manager's office. The comment made by Seth Gaines that it looks like some kind of road equipment would make sense since she often dealt with various city departments.

William O'Connell Bradley (1847-1914), Governor of Kentucky (1895-99), and US Senator (1909-1914): en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_O'Connell_Bradley

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