Domenico Fiori Family, ca. 1900
In this black-and-white photograph, a group of seven individuals, comprising men and children, stand outdoors on what appears to be a farm, with dried leaves underfoot and a barn in the background. One of the women is holding a baby, while the others are dressed in formal suits, giving a sense of the era's fashion. A significant feature is the towering wooden structure behind them, likely a windmill or a bell tower.
Name/Title
Domenico Fiori Family, ca. 1900Entry/Object ID
FIC-2025-13-5Description
In this black and white photograph, a group of seven individuals poses outdoors in front of a wooden belltower and a farmhouse, with one person holding a baby while the others, a mix of adults and children, stand close together, all dressed in turn-of-the-century attire, with one child holding a hat. Two of the men have hand on children's shoulders in front of them.Photograph Details
Type of Photograph
Black and WhiteSubject
Clara Fiori held by her mother Amalia/Emily (age 21, Joseph's wife), Joseph Fiori (age 21), John Fiori (age 29 and recently widowed) with his hands on daughter Mary (age 6), patriarch Domenico Fiori (age 54) with two youngest sons, Pietro (age 9, holding hat) and Anthony (age approx. 14).Subject Person or Organization
Amalia Taldo Fiori (1876 - 1914), Giuseppe "Joseph" Fiori (1879 - 1966), Giovanni "John" Fiori (1869-1912), Mary Fiori Granata (1893 - 1973), Domenico Fiori (1845 - 1915), Pete Fiori (1889 - 1948), Antonio Fiori (1882 - 1959), Clara Fiori Neff (1900-1990)Subject Place
City
TontitownCounty
Washington CountyState/Province
ArkansasCountry
United StatesContinent
North AmericaContext
Photo either taken in very late 1900 or very early 1901Collection
Bastianelli CollectionCategory
photograph
Graphic Documents, Documentary Objects, 08: Communication Objects