Young Ladies Institute (site of former), in 600 Block of N. 5th St. Photo, 1969

Former Site Young Ladies Institute, NE Cor. 5th & Antoine St., 1969: Copyright: Young Ladies Institute (site of former), in 600 Block of N. 5t
Former Site Young Ladies Institute, NE Cor. 5th & Antoine St., 1969

Copyright: Young Ladies Institute (site of former), in 600 Block of N. 5t

Name/Title

Young Ladies Institute (site of former), in 600 Block of N. 5th St. Photo, 1969

Entry/Object ID

P2014.4.3

Description

Young Ladies Institute (site of former), in 600 Block of N. 5th St. Photo, 1969 b/w Photo of 3-story brick home in 1969. This was the site of a Young Ladies Institute, operated by Dr. Charles Martin, in 1880s in St. Joseph. 1880 City Directory lists address as NE Corner 5th & Antoine. 1 photo and one illustration. A. = Photo of house in 1969. Handwritten on back: N.E. corner, north of 604 N. 4th, St. Joseph, MO" . Handwritten at bottom front: "1969-St. Joseph, MO. Site of Former Girls School" B = Illustration of above home as it appeared c. 1880 (?).

Made/Created

Artist

Stephen R. Slater

Date made

1969

Place

City

St. Joseph

State/Province

Missouri

Lexicon

Nomenclature 4.0

Nomenclature Secondary Object Term

Print, Photographic

Nomenclature Primary Object Term

Photograph

Nomenclature Sub-Class

Graphic Documents

Nomenclature Class

Documentary Objects

Nomenclature Category

Category 08: Communication Objects

LOC Thesaurus for Graphic Materials

Schools

Search Terms

Girls Schools in Early St. Joseph, Fifth Street & Antoine Streets, Girls Schools, Fifth Street, Young Ladies Institute

Dimensions

Height

8 ft

Width

10 in

Dimension Notes

Illustration: 6¼" x 6¾"

Condition

Overall Condition

Fair

Maintenance

Maintenance History

Date

Nov 18, 2014

Relationships

Related Person or Organization

Person or Organization

Dr. Charles Martin

Provenance

Notes

Fred W. Slater, was reporter and editor, St. Joseph Gazette and News-Press, c. 1945-1995. His son, Stephen, a photographer, for the paper. These photos were in the Slater's possession until donation.