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The Dead Child Who Held His False Parents’ Portrait (1872)

In 1872, a photographer from New England accepted a private commission unlike any other. He was paid in gold to photograph a dead child — a task already common in the Victorian age. But this time, something felt wrong. The boy’s eyes were open. His body was carefully arranged. And in his hands, he held a double portrait of a man and a woman said to be his parents. Yet, something about those faces didn’t match the story he was told. DISCLAIMER: This image is a Recreation / Dramatized for storytelling purposes. While certain elements may be inspired by real events, all names, locations, and details have been altered or dramatized for storytelling purposes. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or real events is purely coincidental. No offense or harm is intended toward any individual or community.