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2013.31.1.62a-bDescription
Photographs from Photo Scrapbook 25, page 62
Please see notes for additional information.
Page 62 contains two photographs with captions.
Photograph a [top] shows two men (one with his back to the camera) standing by the small pool. The man on the left is in shirtsleeves and is wearing a straw "boater" hat; the man on the right is wearing a suit jacket but is carrying his "boater" hat. In the background are tree lines and a three story stone building In the small pond is visible a portion of the miniature sailboat with two sails. The caption reads: George Cliff heard the summons, and told Clarence Vanderslice the salt air had given him an appetite.
Photograph b [bottom] shows a man in shirtsleeves sitting on a bench built around a large tree trunk. His suit jacket is hanging from a branch above his head. To his right (on the bench) is a gramophone (and some related equipment) and a water pail (at the far right end of the bench). In the distance some men can be seen out in the field. The caption reads: We pause a moment to picture the hardest worked man on the "outing - Jake Rath, the Radio King.Photograph Details
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Author: Wolff, Bernard B.Relationships
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Event
Germantown and Chestnut Hill Improvement Association Outing, June, 1923
