Two children on front porch

Two young children with their toys on the front porch of 521 Randolph Dr.

Area: Central / Sunset Heights

Source: El Paso Museum of History

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Man seated on front porch

This man is seated on the porch of 521 Randolph Dr. He is probably a member of the extended Lorentzen-Lane-Casad family.

Area: Central / Sunset Heights

Source: El Paso Museum of History

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Man standing on front porch

Man standing on the front porch of 521 Randolph Dr. He is probably part of the extended Lorentzen-Lane-Casad family.

Area: Central / Sunset Heights

Source: El Paso Museum of History

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Two Girls by the side of house, El Paso, TX circa 1915

These girls are standing by the side yard of 521 Randolph Dr. They are probably part of the extended Lorentzen-Lane-Casad family. Note the heavy stockings and pinafores!

Area: Central / Sunset Heights

Source: El Paso Museum of History

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Family in horse drawn vehicle

This family shows up in other Lorentzen family photographs. They may be members of the Casad family - the Casads lived on a farm near Mesilla. There is an adobe building in the background.

Area: Out of Area / Out of Area

Source: El Paso Museum of History

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Two cats in chair

Two cats cuddled up on chair, probably inside 521 Randolph Dr.

Area: Central / Sunset Heights

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Family members on front porch steps

These may be Casad family relatives with the Lorentzen children, on the front porch of 521 Randolph Dr.

Area: Central / Sunset Heights

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521 Randolph Dr. right after construction - El Paso, Texas

The Lorentzen family home in El Paso, Texas was built in 1907.

Area: Central / Sunset Heights

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521 Randolph Dr. with trees and bushes.

Here is the Lorentzen house after the yard was landscaped and planted in El Paso, Texas.

Area: Central / Sunset Heights

Source: El Paso Museum of History

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Mrs. J.W. Lorentzen and older relatives

This photo was taken at 521 Randolph St. Mrs. Lorentzen is on the left. At least four generations of the family are shown.

Area: Central / Sunset Heights

Source: El Paso Museum of History

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Lorentzen family relatives

This photograph was taken at 521 Randolph Dr. El Paso, Texas circa 1915 These are believed to be Mrs. J.W. Lorentzen's family.

Area: Central / Sunset Heights

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Four generations of Mrs. J.W. Lorentzen's family

This photograph was taken at 521 Randolph St in El Paso, Texas.

Area: Central / Sunset Heights

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Child playing on porch with dolls

This is probably the Lorentzen's daughter. Photograph taken at 521 Randolph Dr.

Area: Central / Sunset Heights

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Child playing with dolls on front porch

Photograph taken at the Lorentzen family home at 521 Randolph Dr.

Area: Central / Sunset Heights

Source: El Paso Museum of History

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Child sitting on porch steps

This is the front porch of 521 Randolph Dr. The woman by the door is probably Mrs. J. W. Lorentzen.

Area: Central / Sunset Heights

Source: El Paso Museum of History

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Mother and child on front porch.

This is the front porch of 521 Randolph Dr., and the woman is probably Mrs. J. W. Lorentzen.

Area: Central / Sunset Heights

Source: El Paso Museum of History

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Man and child on front porch

This is the front porch at 521 Randolph Dr. The man may be Mr. J.W. Lorentzen, but if so, who is operating the camera? Mr. Lorentzen came to El Paso for his health. He worked initially as a photographer for a company in Detroit. The Lorentzen photographs are from glass plate negatives made by Mr. Lorentzen.

Area: Central / Sunset Heights

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521 Randolph Dr.

The Lorentzen home right after it was built in 1907.

Area: Central / Sunset Heights

Source: El Paso Museum of History

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