Name/Title
Photograph, Negative, Glass PlateEntry/Object ID
N.6.97.68Description
Material: glass. Size: 4" W. x 5" L. x 1/16" D. Description: glass plate image: twelve young adults picnicking in the woods; shown eating; food and dishes spread out on the blankets in the grass where they sit; carriage in background. Courthouse Park Picnickers. A group of young people, nine women and three men having a picnic at Courthouse Park, sitting on the grass, the horse-less carriage wagon is parked in background; all unidentified.Context
Lloyd Peterson was an electrician. The glass-plate negatives came into Peterson's possession from his wife's cousin, Gertrude Lewer whose father was August Frisk. Frisk lived next to Charles Hawkes and did handy work for him. The negatives probably belonged to the Hawkes family.Cataloged By
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Object Name
Photograph, Negative, Glass PlateClass
Documentary ArtifactCategory
Communication ArtifactsCreate Date
March 3, 1997Update Date
November 21, 2024