Clyde Morris Call [1882-1948]

Photograph

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Greene Connections

Clyde Morris Call [1882-1948]

Clyde Morris Call [1882-1948]

Name/Title

Clyde Morris Call [1882-1948]

Entry/Object ID

2021.15.9

Description

Clyde Morris Call [1882-1948]. Clyde Morris Call was the son of Harvey and Martha (Morris) Call of Waynesburg. He worked for his parents at the Call Grocery on Morris Street and ran the store when his father retired. His mother, Martha, supervised the second floor where they sold china and kitchen ware. Original, professional photograph from Clarence F. Long, Community Art Shop, Waynesburg, Pa. Photo courtesy of Marilyn Morris Fields, Woodland, California. Photo was used in the research for the children’s book Asa and the Holstein Queen, by Lynne Gough.

Photograph Details

Subject Person or Organization

Call, Clyde Morris [1882-1948]

Collection

Lynne Gough Collection

Acquisition

Accession

2021.15

Acquisition Method

Digital

Credit Line

Lynne Gough

Made/Created

Studio

Clarence F. Long Community Art Shop

Date made

circa 1915 - circa 1925

Place

Town

Waynesburg

County

Greene County

State/Province

Pennsylvania

Country

United States

Lexicon

Search Terms

Call family

Other Names and Numbers

Other Number

MORR-AN001-0008

Web Links and URLs

Asa and the Holstein Queen

Provenance

Provenance Detail

Morris-Call Series - Lynne Gough Collection

Acquisition Method

Digital

Acquisition Date

2016

Notes

The Morris-Call Series photographs and research notes were compiled by Lynne Gough (descendant of the Morris and Call families of Greene County) while doing research for her children’s book, Asa and the Holstein Queen. Each photograph includes an explanation of its provenance. The images and related history were shared by Lynne with the Greene Connections: Greene County, Pennsylvania Archives Project in 2016. Source Citation: Clyde Morris Call [1882-1948]; circa 1915-1925, Clarence F. Long, Community Art Shop, Waynesburg, Pa.; item no. MORR-AN001-0008, Lynne Gough Collection, Greene Connections Archives Project (www.GreeneConnections.com).