rogercasementphotographiccollection

Sir Roger Casement 1864 - 1916, and this photo is 1920. Hmmm...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roger_Casement

There's a Scarborough & co based out of Milford, NH, that would be old enough. They seem to have been a soap company, so this may not be them.

The post office sign reads "River Junction, FLA", the photo is catalogued "River Junction, Florida" by the NLI, and the text on the back of the photo reads "River Junction, Florida"

Here's a transcript of a newspaper article on the history of River Junction, Florida:

fl-genweb.org/gadsden/Social-1927_Sep8.html

With those biodegradable building styles, it could easily be round here and we'd never prove it: goo.gl/maps/14Ao4vpe1cpc5ke98

Perhaps the photo was taken around here?
www.google.ie/maps/@30.6847376,-84.8413201,3a,75y,295.83h...

history.state.gov/historicaldocuments/frus1913/d1621

It would appear to be Columbia rather than Panama

"Casement in Peru with boss of the Peruvian Amazon Company" according to the BBC - www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-25017936 [edit] - "Following consular service in Brazil, Casement was commissioned to undertake a report on the alleged abuse of workers in the rubber industry in the Putumayo basin in Peru. His 1911 Putumayo Report exposed the cruel and exploitative treatment of indigenous people by a Peruvian company and set a precedent for the British Consulate to intervene on behalf of native peoples. The Putumayo Report had considerable impact, gaining Casement international recognition as a humanitarian. His contribution was acknowledged with a knighthood from the King on his return to Britain."

Streetview does not go this far up the Amazon.

July 1912 according to this version - www.agefotostock.com/age/en/details-photo/human-rights-ac...

We had some discussion about this and other Florida "Casement" photos over here - Streetview via Rory Sherlock - goo.gl/maps/wBGtAHZ2jMAN184eA The trees have grown. (I used to have a spooky old aunt who said this each time she visited!)

Btw it is in Hartford, Connecticut.

I respectfully suggest that this is not one of the Irving Streets in Florida, but Irving Street in Norfolk, Virginia, where Sir Roger Casement spoke to the Ancient Order of Hibernians in July 1914. [Edit] The houses in Irving ST, Norfolk, Virginia look similar to the ones in today's photo, but the Hartford ones look even more similar.

Yes, as beachcomber australia has said, we figured this image was from Hartford, Connecticut and it is possible that Casement lived here. Whether he ever went to Florida remains doubtful...

For convenience, here's a section of the conversation on the Florida photo which mentions this photo: "I think it refers to Irving Street in Hartford, Connecticut. Note the street sign [...] - it matches 'Homestead Ave.' which crosses Irving St in Hartford and the houses match up too. Here's 'Irving Street' from the Casement Collection: catalogue.nli.ie/Record/vtls000748204 And here's the matching Streetview: www.google.ie/maps/@41.7758713,-72.6878395,3a,51.2y,41.8h... Also in the Casement Collection is '6 and 8 Irving Street': catalogue.nli.ie/Record/vtls000748201 And here's the matching Streetview: www.google.ie/maps/@41.7761028,-72.6875837,3a,48.6y,91.84...

Boa Viagem Island – Niterói

Suck Diesel What? How? Where?

Photographer André-Charles Armeilla worked in Rio between 1903 and 1913
(born in France - died in Rio de Janeiro, 1913)

search.worldcat.org/title/1253445693

maps.app.goo.gl/P4FkPGin2nfeVAQU9
And www.brasilcult.pro.br/leilao/rio_antigo/leilao02_a.htm

National Library of Ireland on The Commons

www.brasilcult.pro.br/leilao/rio_antigo/leilao02_a.htm