THREE VIEWS OF LEISURE AT THE HOMESTEAD, 1920S
A negative strip with three exposures (from photo #s 400, 643 and 648) showing leisure activities at the Homestead during the 1920s. The first shot shows a group posed at the front of the Tepee in 1927 during a St. Joseph's Church Altar Society function. Among those shown are Walter P. Temple at center left and Maud Bassity, seen behind Temple. The Romero and Springman families are shown in the second image, with Frank Romero, the ranch foreman at the Homestead, on the diving board and his wife, Mae, and children, Jack and Doris at left. The third exposure is another view of the altar society party, with a group standing around a table under the Workman House courtyard arbor. Walter Temple is seen at rear. The strip is in mint condition. None
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Documentary Artifact, Negatives, City of Industry (Calif.)--Homestead Museum--La Casa Nueva, Clothing and dress
