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Anyone can be a photo detective, deducing family-history facts from mysterious old photos found in attics and albums. You just have to start with what you already know, and work from there. For instance, written on the back of this photograph’s frame is: “Edward N. Wiegel house, 3204 West 12th Street.” From the photographer Kettering’s View Website VIP Subscription

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