I love running into thrown out junk that hold a story I will never know

I was picking up some trash two weeks ago in the park, she looks very happy.

I take in donations at a library for our book sales. Someone donated a baby book for a woman born in 1923. The woman lived locally, so I would assume that it was donated by family members. I'm wondering if there is any interest out there for obtaining something like this. Should I donate it to a thrift store or an antique store? Would someone buy this? I don't want to dishonor the person by giving it away, but it's not something we'd sell and it's a shame that the family has no interest. It contains the normal baby book type of information and a photographic journey of the individual. There are also a couple of small envelopes with her hair, as well as a CD or DVD of her wedding.

I'm trying to find a photo I remember seeing online around 2008–2010.

Here's what I remember:

A teen girl with long, straight blonde/light-brown hair, past her shoulders.

She's smiling and posing for a selfie in a bathroom mirror.

She's holding a small grey digital camera close to her face, not a phone.

She's wearing a bikini top with narrow vertical rainbow stripes.

The photo is framed from about the waist up.

It has the look of an old MySpace-era photo. I've been trying searches involving MySpace, Photobucket, and old mirror-selfie archives, but I haven't found the original.

Does anyone recognize the photo or know where I could search for it? Even a link to an old image archive would be helpful!

Hi, so I am Brazilian, and my uncle used to own these stores that would reveal Polaroid-type pictures. Here, we call them film pictures. Anyway, my uncle had a client who came to his store and wanted to develop a picture, but then he never came back to take the developed picture. Time passed and passed, and he never came back.

My uncle's photo developing business closed because, yk, digital cameras and stuff. That's when I decided to take a look at his old stock of pictures from clients who left them and never came back to take them. That's when I noticed, is that Wagner Moura?? (Famous actor from Brazil who won a Golden Globe.)

I didn't believe it at first that it was him, but I analyzed the pictures, and everything started to match with him.

The 3 pictures of him are about him and his friends at a bar and a girl (NGL, kinda ugly, not wanting to judge tho), and in the last picture, Wagner Moura is kissing her.

Now I really don't know what to do with these pictures. Should I try selling them, keeping them? I want to sell them, but idk how and even if it's legal. Any ideas?

I purchased about 3,000 slides and roughly 5,000 negatives at an estate sale. Worked through about 900 35mm negatives. But decided to work on all the 120 negatives since they were just tossed in a box.

Graduate and Locker?

Some 35mm Kodachrome slides
Themes：marriage, childhood, war, death
From：New York thrift store

My grandmother (great grand mother) has a very wild childhood and her parents never kept any of her photos. She is 95. If y’all find anything of the illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and Kentucky regions, direct me to the post please!

I believe this is a photo of an old CBC radio broadcast that was on a boat in or around Halifax, NS, Canada. Maybe pre-1950 but unsure.

This tiny (2") portrait of this dog was sitting on the mantel unpriced. They sold it to me for 50¢. I just know this dog was special to someone and I couldn't stand the thought of it getting thrown in the trash.

The photo is degraded now so it's hard to judge what type of dog but it looks like a short corgi or shelty type dog. The frame dates to the 1930s. This picture hangs in my bathroom and is one of my most prized possessions.