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Hello. I would like to add a photo of a person to their Misplaced Pages page. The person in question was an executive with the Wells Fargo company in the 1860s. The photo is from the Wells Fargo archives. Am I required to seek permission before posting this photo? Is this necessary given that this person lived so long ago? Assuming written permission is required and obtained, does it need to be somehow displayed as evidence of permission? Thanks for your assistance. --] (]) 13:16, 20 December 2024 (UTC)

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Question from JDSR1066 (13:16, 20 December 2024)

Hello. I would like to add a photo of a person to their Misplaced Pages page. The person in question was an executive with the Wells Fargo company in the 1860s. The photo is from the Wells Fargo archives. Am I required to seek permission before posting this photo? Is this necessary given that this person lived so long ago? Assuming written permission is required and obtained, does it need to be somehow displayed as evidence of permission? Thanks for your assistance. --JDSR1066 (talk) 13:16, 20 December 2024 (UTC)