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Dale Forsyth, Minnesota

Updated Mar 10, 2025
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Dale Forsyth, Minnesota
"Our cousin Dale Forsyth from Minnesota...59 pound pumpkin..good old summerime. Property of Mrs. O.L. Wilson." handwritten on back.

I am not related to Dale and have no other info. I just really loved the photo and couldn't let it remain in the antique store!
Photo found in an antique shop in Washington state.
People in photo include: Dale Forsyth
Date & Place: in Minnesota United States
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It's pumpkin season and how better to celebrate than with cute little Dale Forsyth from Minnesota playing a harmonica next to a 59 pound(!!) pumpkin.

Community member Pam picked up this photo in an antique store, and on the back of this 'Lost & Found' photo was written: "Our cousin Dale Forsyth from Minnesota...59 pound pumpkin..good old summertime. Property of Mrs. O.L. Wilson."

Without any dates it's hard to identify who this Dale Forsyth might be. I found a few people named Dale Forsyth in Minnesota, but the birth dates range from 1906-1913.

We all hope this treasure finds its way home to family, and in the interim, are grateful that we have this adorable & festive photo to share on Dale Forsyth, Minnesota.
Photo of Dawn Elise Pizorno Hansen Dawn Elise Pizorno Hansen
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10/30/2018
WOW! I just love these pictures thank you so much!😍
Photo of Lorraine Stewart Lorraine Stewart
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10/30/2018
How precious, and playing a harmonica.
Look at the shiny shoes. Previous child😊
Photo of Becky Kelly Becky Kelly
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10/31/2018
Too cute. Love these old picture's.
Photo of Bob Gaines Bob Gaines
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10/31/2018
Such photos belong with FAMILIES!!! What is wrong with people?
Photo of Johann Lingl Johann Lingl
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11/18/2018
Bob Gaines Families die. Pictures are found in 2nd.handstores.And it us nuce to see such pictures.
Photo of Bob Gaines Bob Gaines
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11/18/2018
I'll take and keep and copy even pics from distant relatives, to save them. Not many families took such pictures a century ago.
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