1937

"They were family. They were healthy and vibrant; " Dolly says.

The brothers and  neighbors on West 60th St. Cleveland Ohio.

The Brownie Camera

Photo is perfectly staged. Look at the progressive  size of the

Trikes.

The older Scott probably did not work up much sweat with white shirt and tie.

The children appear primed  to take on the world. This was Depression Era 1937.

If there was a sweet spot to the Depression Era, it was then and there.

What ever happened to the Scott brothers? 

Grasping with the fact of relocation,

Dolly (center pic) herself a only child says ,

" One day my dear neighbors and playmates where gone?

Year 1937 Thank the Lord for Henry Ford

"It came in any color as long as it was black,"  Henry Ford once said of his cars.

Here youthfulness is caputured with 3 yr old Dolly Neuman  in 1937.

Standing a top one of Henries running boards.

Dolly later as a teen become a Switch Board Operator at Ford Motor.