Joe and Lizzie Strabala in Front of their Home, ca. 1913-1930s

The black and white photograph depicts a man standing alongside a seated woman in front of an old, modest wooden house with a steep roof that includes a gabled attic window, surrounded by overgrown vegetation in a rural setting; the man wears suspenders over a shirt, while the woman, clad in a patterned blouse and apron, gazes toward the camera, both embodying the spirit of early 20th-century rural life.

The black and white photograph depicts a man standing alongside a seated woman in front of an old, modest wooden house with a steep roof that includes a gabled attic window, surrounded by overgrown vegetation in a rural setting; the man wears suspenders over a shirt, while the woman, clad in a patterned blouse and apron, gazes toward the camera, both embodying the spirit of early 20th-century rural life.

Name/Title

Joe and Lizzie Strabala in Front of their Home, ca. 1913-1930s

Entry/Object ID

TMA-2003-02-083

Description

Man stands, and woman sits in front of residence. House has gabled attic window

Photograph Details

Subject

Joseph (joe) Strabala and Elizabeth (Lizzie) Baechler Strabala

Subject Person or Organization

Joseph William Strabala (1873 - 1961), Elizabeth Baechler Strabala (1869 - 1954)

Subject Place

Business

Joseph and Elizabeth Strabala House, Blacksmith Shop, Canning Factory (ca. 1912)

City

Tontitown

County

Washington County

State/Province

Arkansas

Country

United States

Continent

North America

Context

The Springdale News: May 2, 1913: Jas.[sic] Strabala is putting up a four room house which is pretty well advanced, the roof being now put on.

Collection

Josephine Piazza Collection

Category

digital print
Graphic Documents, Documentary Objects, 08: Communication Objects

Update Date

August 13, 2026