Observed arrival · 2026-11-15
Ninety Faces from Acre, 1932
An interactive family-photo archive pairs a large 1932 portrait from Acre with names, family stories, and requests to identify people who remain unknown.
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- Arrabi descendants and Acre family-history researchers
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- The archive marks 90 faces; 52 remain unnamed, and at least one proposed identification is explicitly labeled low-confidence.
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Visitors can filter the numbered faces by status, then open an entry containing a name, a possible match, or a family story. Some records preserve their source details: one proposed identification cites a notes page dated 2006-01-21 and is marked low-confidence. The page also distinguishes possible matches from confirmed names, making uncertainty part of the visible record rather than hiding it.
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