Question 1

Can I download photos from the Research Photo Database for free?

Accepted Answer

Yes! All photos in the Research Photo Database are available to view and download for free. Click the links under each item to access them.

Question 2

What types of antique photos does Ancestry Photo Store sell?

Accepted Answer

Ancestry Photo Store sells Cabinet Photos, Carte de Viste (CDVs), Tintypes, Ambrotypes, Daguerreotypes, and Photo Albums — primarily from the 1800s.

Question 3

Does Ancestry Photo Store sell on eBay or Etsy?

Accepted Answer

Yes. In addition to this website, photos are also listed on eBay at ebay.com/str/ancestryphotostore and unidentified photos are listed on Etsy at etsy.com/shop/ancestryphotostore.

Question 4

Can I make an offer on a photo?

Accepted Answer

Yes. There is a Make Offer button on each product listing. All messages are typically answered within hours during the day.

Question 5

Who owns the copyright to the photos on this site?

Accepted Answer

Ancestry Photo Store retains the copyright to use all images of photos purchased, past or present.

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Baumgartner Muck Winterling Families Jefferson Wisconsin

Boston Shippy Robbins in Iowa and Indiana

Courter Horton Felter Newburgh New York

English Photo Album Belonging To Lydia E. Bradridge

Grand Rapids MI Album None Identified

Harvard Album Featuring Graduates Including Soldiers

Hattie Holt Album in Norwich Connecticut

Heise Family Nevada Washington and Illinois

Sarah M. Little Album From Madison Indiana

Sterling Kentucky 1860’s Album Lottie Quisenberry

Valentine Tillinghast Greene Freeman Lewis Wildman in Rhode Island

Ancestral Photos for Genealogists