EDMUND P. TEMPLE, CA. 1918

Photograph

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Homestead Museum

Name/Title

EDMUND P. TEMPLE, CA. 1918

Entry/Object ID

97.64.1.5

Description

Color: Black and white A black and white reproduction portrait photograph of Edmund P. Temple, ca. 1918. Temple is shown in a studio with a backdrop of a large drapery and what may be a balcony or rail at right. He sits in a chair, of which only the arm-end is visible. He is wearing a military uniform, consisting of a brimmed cap with an insignia; a gray band collar jacket with the monogram "U. S." on the collar; and gray pants. His shirt and shoes are not visible and his hands are in his lap with the cap visor pulled down low over part of his eyes. Edmund was one of four sons of John H. and Anita D. Temple, who owned the Homestead from 1888 to 1899, to serve in the military during the First World War. The photograph is in mint condition. Number-Units: 1

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Military uniforms

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Two-dimensional, Photographs, Photography of men, Portrait photography, Soldiers--United States

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