Memory Lane Photos

Memory Lane Photos Welcome to Memory Lane Photos! Celebrating the beauty and history of vintage photography. Belvoir VA.
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My name is Robin Clark and I have a passion for restoring photographs that are a part of our history. I started my professional life when I joined the US Army in 1978 and was trained in photolithography at the Defense Mapping School (DMS) at Ft. It was at the DMS that I was introduced to the printing and graphics world. After a brief time in the private sector, I joined the Central Intelligence Ag

ency (CIA) and enjoyed a 30 year career there. While at the CIA I learned a great deal about traditional and digital photography, I am now using those skills to bring the past to life and help you re-experience your families' history. I specialize in restoring photographs that are faded or damaged due to water, mold or years of neglect. I am particularly excited about colorizing photos -- bringing them back to life and making your ancestors more real to you. I also offer other digital photography solutions, such as scanning, color correction, photo organization, and photo presentations. Today's digital photographs are preserved electronically, but older images of the past are vulnerable to destruction through environmental events such as fires and floods. My services can help ensure your precious memories are protected. I work with digitally scanned images and take great care to protect and preserve your original images.

09/08/2026

An unidentified mother and baby from the Joseph Weisskopf family collection.

A beautifully composed portrait by George A. Locke in Phillipsburg, Kansas, probably taken around 1920 to 1925. Her shor...
09/08/2026

A beautifully composed portrait by George A. Locke in Phillipsburg, Kansas, probably taken around 1920 to 1925. Her shorter hairstyle, pearl necklace, and dark satin dress show the transition into the changing fashions of the 1920s.

09/08/2026

Long before I knew him as my father, he was this young Marine near the end of World War II. I have no confirmed location for the photograph, but I do have the chance to preserve it, restore it, and see a little more of the person behind the uniform.

A young boy sits on a wooden stool wearing a white sailor style outfit with a dark red necktie, knee socks, and leather ...
09/08/2026

A young boy sits on a wooden stool wearing a white sailor style outfit with a dark red necktie, knee socks, and leather shoes. The portrait was made by Wiley J. Ramsey in Gainesville, Georgia, around the 1920s.

09/07/2026

Joseph Weisskopf is second from the left in this wonderful group of young doctors, likely photographed around 1913.

Joseph Weisskopf and his wife, at far right, photographed with two unidentified couples in Czechoslovakia, likely around...
09/07/2026

Joseph Weisskopf and his wife, at far right, photographed with two unidentified couples in Czechoslovakia, likely around 1915.

This striking portrait by George A. Locke of Phillipsburg, Kansas appears to date to about 1905 to 1915.
09/07/2026

This striking portrait by George A. Locke of Phillipsburg, Kansas appears to date to about 1905 to 1915.

09/07/2026

Near the end of World War II, my father stood beside this artillery piece in his Marine Corps uniform.
The location is unknown.

09/07/2026

This elegant early twentieth century portrait appears to have been taken in a tropical or subtropical setting. From the light suit and broad hat to the open room and tall green shutters, the photograph carries a completely different atmosphere.

A smiling baby sits on a covered studio platform wearing a simple white dress, striped socks, and tiny leather shoes. Wi...
09/07/2026

A smiling baby sits on a covered studio platform wearing a simple white dress, striped socks, and tiny leather shoes. Wiley J. Ramsey photographed the child in Gainesville, Georgia, likely during the 1920s.

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