Color: Black; White
A negative for photographs of Julia Davis and the Temple headstone, 2000. The strip has six images with the frames marked as 14-15 being a full-body studio portrait of Davis. She wears a long dress and rests both hands on the top of a table. A chair is at the center of the back. Frames 16-17 are of a front view of the headstone of Walter Jr. and Nellie Temple. Flowers flank the tombstone and across the back is the iron fence which is around the center plot of the cemetery. The back of the headstone is in frames 18-19 with the fence also across the back. At the center of the back is the top of the John Rowland tombstone. A contact sheet for the negative is item .1.4. The artifact is in mint condition.
Number-Units: 1
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Two-dimensional, Negatives, Workman and Temple Homestead Museum, Clothing and dress, Portrait photography, Sepulchral monuments--City of Industry (Calif.), Cemeteries--City of Industry (Calif.)