Everett's Lorna Donadio has been collecting old photos she finds at garage sales, some dating back as far as 1911. As time passes, the 77-year-old Donadio wants them to have a home. For at least 15 years, Donadio also has been collecting old photographs. Many of them turn up in “free” boxes at garage sales or estate sales. Most of the old images she has are professional portraits, black-and-white or sepia. Some date to 1911. (Dan Bates /The Herald via AP)
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