Mildred Kerner Scrapbook #7
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Mildred Kerner Scrapbook #7Entry/Object ID
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Front cover Inside front cover Rev. R. W. Masten-DD, 358 Franklin St., Haworth, N.J. page 1 The Big Snow Storm March 1, 1914 Mai St. Chester N.Y.; Edward Shultz; Marjorie Miller Strong and Mary page 2 Bulmer house page 3 Kerner Dunn Bryan Methodist Church Helme House (photo probably taken from upper floor of Corporation Building) page 4 (heavy in front of) Kerner House page 5 Kerner Main St. Helme House page 6 Kerner House page 7 Main St (under snow) page 8 Kinney /House (Now HiTel property) Main St. page 9 Kerner Helme House 1913 page 10 Kerner House 1913 page 11 Littell House - Hight St. page 12 The Big Snow Storm March 1, 1914 Main St. Chester, N. Y.- Chester National - Library - YMCA; The Big Snow Storm March 1, 1914 Chester - John Bull - Cullen - Davis page 13 The Big Snow Storm March 1, 1914 Chester - Old 'American House'; The Big Snow Storm March 1, 1914 Chester N.Y.- Main Street page 14 The Big Snow Storm March 1, 1914 Looking down Main Street Chester N.Y.; Marjorie and Mary page 15 Red Bridge (two photos - The Big Snow Storm March 1, 1914) page 16 The Big Snow Storm March 1, 1914 Chester N.Y.- Main Street from Erie Station; Presbyterian parsonage (The Big Snow Storm March 1, 1914) page 17 Main St (The Big Snow Storm March 1, 1914) page 18 About 1915 - East Chester - Main St - Heading toward East Chester page 19 About 1915 Bulmer house next to Chester Cemetery - East Chester page 20 Main St - Looking toward East Chester page 21 Main St - Looking toward East Chester about 1915 page 22 (Photo of J. H. Wright's 1865 "Rysdyk’s Hambletonian" from Chester National Bank piece) page 23 Yelverton House (interior room) page 24 A Peep O' the Country in Winter Chester N.Y. - Main St; Old Goosepond Mt. in Winter Chester, N.Y. - Guy Miller Farm in center page 25 (Main St looking south - Corporation building in background) page 26 Kerner page 27 Kerner page 28 Kerner page 29 (Main St looking south - St. Paul's Episcopal Church prior to addition in background) page 30 Kerner page 31 Kerner (Oakland Ave. High School in background) page 32 (Parading past Kerner House on Main Street) page 33 (Parading past Kerner House on Main Street) page 34 (Horse drawn) Hook & Ladder Truck (Parading past Kerner House on Main Street) page 35 (Parading past Kerner House on Main Street - spectators in carriages) page 36 (Parading past Kerner House on Main Street) page 37 & 38 (pages missing) page 39 (heavy snow bend trees in front of Kerner house) page 40 17 M (page missing) page 41 Mr. Livsey (employee of Roberr Goelet - with two great danes) page 42 The Ice Storm Dec 7 1914 Chester N.Y. page 43 The Ice Storm Dec 7 1914 Chester N.Y.; The Ice Storm Chester N.Y. Dec 7 1914; The Ice Storm Chester N.Y. Dec 7 1914 page 44 Miss Suydam and Campfire Girls page 45 (Miss Suydam and Campfire Girls) page 46 Brook farm (Spectators at matinee race); Peace and Beauty Everywhere Chester, N.Y. page 47 (Two photos - Brook farm spectators at matinee race) page 48 Isabelle Schultz, Merry Brooks, Nancy Durland, Miss Suydam, Lillian Diffily, Lottie Babcock, May Marvin, Anna Jackman, Louise Schulenberg, Bertha Schulenberg, Ida Littell, Sue Ball, Rose Ryan, Helen Dunning, Phebe Brooks, Edith Payne, Helen O'Hara page 49 (Miss Suydam and Campfire Girls) page 50 Academy Ave meets Main st - About 1914 page 51 Edgar Hyatt, Paul Otto, Roy Middlebrook, E. Runyon, Alfred Littell, George Potter, Richard McCormick, Seely Drew, Emory Miller, Bart Tuthill, Willis Decker, John Osborne, Harry Graham, Joe Burrows, Mr. C. E. Tooker (crossed out), Rev. Mr. Bennitt (erased), Carl Shuler, Bernard Cullen page 52 (Brook farm spectators at matinee race) page 53 (Brook farm spectators at matinee race) page 54 Kerners, Master, Wrights page 55 Mary Board, Louise Schulenberg, Mr. Hale, charles Smith, Mary Randall, Minnie Davenport, Kathryn Moffat (Mrs. Sullivan) page 56 Alice W. Kerner, Bert & Sara at Asbury Park; Asbury Park page 57 Asbury Park (two photos) page 58 Historic Spots in New Jersey (Monmouth County) page 59 (Church as in page 58(; Mr. Corbett & the Kerners; (monument); Uncle Bert, Sara & Alice W. K. atAsbury Park page 60 Monmouth County, N.J. -Mollie Pitcher's Well; Grandfather Wright; Here the main army under Washington's met Lee's forces in retreat June 28, 1778. page 61 Old Tennent Cemetery, N.J. page 62 (Statue of Stokes in front of Auditorium 1834); (Baptist Church Freehold, N. J.) page 63 Baptist Church & Parsonage, Freehold, N. J.; (house) page 64 Site of Battle of Monmouth; (Site of Battle of Monmouth); Snippy (cat) page 65 Yelverton House (interior photo) page 66 (cows looking over stone wall); (Decorated Corporation Building) page 67 Ice racing at Glenmere Lake (two Photos); Kathryn page 68 (Brrok Farm & track); Bert & Sarah Wright; (Hudson River side wheeler steamer) Hendrick Hudson page 69 Ben Bulmer, Florence Courter, Mabel Smith; Ruth Parker page 70 (two lake photos with boats); Celia Showers page 71 (two photos of Mildred with cat); Bulletin (score) page 72 The Crobetts of Madison, N.J. (two photos) page 73 (Mildred Kerner); (pigs, river, bridges); (House and cars) page 74 (Man sitting on lawn under flowering apple tree in yard) page 75 Three Chester Clergymen - McAllister, McGuinness, Birdsall (photo missing) page 76 C. F. Wood home (now residence of Charles Krieger) (colorized photos) page 77 Richard McCormick(crossed out) John Ryan Home page 78 School grounds on the hill; (horses) page 79 Kerner House; Looking Down on Main Street; (field with sign)Chester Orange County NY page 80 Mildred (on snow shoes - two photos) page 81 (Mildred with cat); (Kerner house); (Mildred on snowshoes)shoes page 82 At West Point: Alice W. Kerner at West Point; (cliff face); (river view) page 83 (two photos at West Point?) page 84 Helen Masters page 85 (Chester W. & Alice W. Kerner in front of their home) page 86 Hazel Dunning Lord and daughter Helen; Helen Lord page 87 Mildred's cat Bube (pron. Booby);Hambletonian Monument page 88 (three baby photos, one is:) Ruth Hyatt page 89 Marjorie Miller Strong & Mary (two photos) page 90 Anna Noonan O'Leary (two photos); (young lady in profile) page 91 Marjorie Miller Strong & Mary; Mildred page 92 Fr. Gilmartin (with sisters & children page 93 Louise Schulenberg; Lorena Sanford page 94 Float in Armistice Day Celebration, November, 1918 - In front of Erie Station - John Bananno-now in Fulton, N.Y., John Musumeci, Mrs. John Cavallero, Pasty Santucci, Mrs. Rose Grasselena page 95 Float in Armistice Day Celebration, November, 1918 - In front of Erie Station - John Musumeci, Mrs. John Cavallero, Pasty Santucci, Mrs. Rose Grasselena page 96 1716-1916 Bull Family Picnic,August 30, 1916 , at the home of Hamlet S. Roe, Craigville N.Y. page 97 1716-1916 Bull Family Picnic, August 30, 1916, at the home of Hamlet S. Roe, Craigville N.Y. The immediate vicinity, if not the actual location, of the original dwelling built by William Bull mason for Daniel Cromline, in 1716 workmanship, accepted by many as the original building. Kerner page 98 1718 Wedding gown worn by Sarah Wells-Bull in 1718. 1916 worn by Miss Edna Tuthill, of 7th generation, at Bull Family Picnic, at home of Hamlet S. Roe, Craigville N.Y. on 200th anniversary of the coming of William Bull to Orange County. page 99 1716-1916 Bull Family Picnic,August 30, 1916 , at the home of Hamlet S. Roe, Craigville N.Y. page 100 1716-1916 200th anniversary of the coming of William Bull to Orange County. Bull Family Picnic, August 30, 1916, at the home of Hamlet S. Roe, Craigville N.Y. The immediate vicinity, if not the actual location, of the original dwelling built by William Bull mason for Daniel Cromline, in 1716 workmanship, accepted by many as the original building. Kerner Loose (Two loose photos of Chester Fire Parade honoring Mambasha Hose index 1-15 index 16-36 index 73-87 index 88-95 index 96-100 Company)Rear inside cover Rev. R. W. Masten-DD, 358 Franklin St., Haworth, N.J. 14 Rear coverContext
Kerner, Anna Mildred, 1888-1963, daughter of Kerner, Charles W., 1859-1921 and Kerner, Alice Wright, 1866-1950 (later Mrs. W. V. Seaman). Both father and daughter were known as local photographers active from the 1880s to the 1960s. They lived in the house between High & Main Streets opposite the Walton Hose Co. Firehouse. Many labeled local photos in addition to other locales.Collection
Kerner CollectionCategory
Families: Kerner