Name/Title
Anderson SiblingsEntry/Object ID
2018.203.013Description
A collection of photographs of the Anderson siblings over time, including some of their children and possibly grandchildren.
-small photograph of Douglas and Elizabeth Anderson at 98 Water Street
-photograph of Carl's bungalow in California, probably taken c. 1955
- photograph of Borough School circa 1890s which shows Arthur P. Anderson and his sister Emma Varina
-a protective sheet with three photographs in it. Title says "brothers of Arthur Pickett Anderson" and list John Gail Douglas Anderson, and two photographs of Harry Horn Anderson
-photograph in a protective sleeve of Harry Horn Anderson, taken 1912
-small card with the descendants of Kate Anderson Lamphere, Jerome Sr.'s daughter
-small photograph of Nell and Carl on a cold day in California, c. 1940
-photograph of an older Kate, with a letter to her great-nephew, 1997 from Dawn Pittenger
-photographs of John Gail Douglas Anderson, an inventor for Atwood Machine, Co. Note on back "a very smart man" written by William G. Anderson
-obituary of Charles Hull Anderson, December 14, 1921 - photocopy
-page from a scrapbook with Anderson siblings children - not all identified or parents acknowledged, pictures were probably taken around 1930
-photograph of Gene and Ruby's children - Atwood, Ruby Gene, Parke and Patrick
-photocopy of a newspaper photograph of Eugene Atwood Anderson with his son and grandson, undated
-Anderson family at Eugene and Ruby's wedding, August 30, 1923. Copy of wedding announcement from the local paper is included in the back of the protective sheet. Some identifications have been made on the back of the print.
- two photographs of the Gene Anderson family - one is a photograph of Gene and Ruby's silver wedding anniversary in 1948, the other is an Easter card from 1950 from "Gene, Ruby, Patrick and Pearl Gene" sent to Emma Varina
-obituary and funeral program for Eugene Atwood Anderson, Jr. 1924-2004
-photograph of Andersons on picnic, probably around 1920. Mostly women and a small child, but one man on the far leftCollection
Anderson Collection