1913 Year.Tercentary.Portraits,photos,celebrations,daily routine

I thought she meant 100 years ago generically, like people say, oh, that was 100 years ago, not refering to a specific year, but just meaning, a century ago, slightly over a century ago, or around a century ago, so while I did read the thread title, I interpreted it differently. I think it would be interesting to do this for different years with the Romanovs, not just 1909.

I was thinking since this forum has been going for years we could start with 1909 and just keep going.

Several more formal pictures taken in 1913, which have not yet been posted into this thread

Imperial family


Empress and her daughters


Grand Duchesses Olga and Tatiana


Olga Nikolaevna


Tatiana Nikolaevna

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Kostroma - (where first Romanov was crowned in 1613) now May of 1913, where IF came, taken by Bulla:



Also series of photographs were published in 'Niva' Journal ('Niva zhurnal') in 1913.

Romanov and Holstein-Gottorp-Romanov from 1613-1913:
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Romanov Family in Kostroma:

Out of curiousity, can someone identify the older man w/ the cane in the first photo?
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Kostroma, may 1913. Pupils greeting the Emperor family.

At the Red Cross Hospital




GD Xenia & Olga




GD Elizaveta Markievna


Procession in Moscow

Also posted in " Rare Pictures VIII " :

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Thanks for all photos -- KarlandZita, amazing --  though I am not sure was Alexandra and Aleskei one in carriage taken during 1913. Only I am sure it is Moscow. also seen labeled it as '1912'. Those come from 'the Niva' journal -- most likely it is 1913 then.  Any information would be helpful! Since IMO this one is supposed to be taken during Moscow ceremonies in 1913:

300 years of Romanov Dynasty - from Tsar Mikhail (1613) to Tsar Nicholas II (1913).

A wonderful Faberge egg dedicated to the Tercentenary of the Romanov Dynasty.

That's so beautiful, Bro! Thanks for all these contributions,too, everybody!

You're welcome!

The Romanov Dynasty...actually, I think that is not a celebratory picture of 1913, but however I think that is still pertinent to this topic.