Name/Title
Print, PhotographicEntry/Object ID
72.10.9Description
Young Woman Outdoors. Material: paper. Size: 2 1/2" x 4 1/2". Description: black and white photo; young, short-haired woman, dark coat, stockings, shoes posed standing beside metal cylindral structure, trees and houses in background.Context
Dora Kiewatt Quade (Barb Strauss' paternal grandmother), Barb Strauss' mother, Irene Flemming Quade, Irene's sisters Rosina, Minnie, Lydia Roemhildt Flemming all graduated from Mankato Teachers College and were Waseca County rural teachers in the 1930s. Regarding the sofa pillow in picture: Camp Crowder south of Neosho, Missouri in 1941, was the post intended to serve as an armor training center. The U.S. Army selected the Neosho site for the base because of its proximity to water, railroads, and highways.[1] As it was constructed, it was re-designated as a U.S. Army Signal Corps training center. It was named for Enoch Crowder, a Missouri general who was instrumental in developing the draft for World War I and the Selective Service. The post also served as an infantry replacement center and had a small German prisoner of war detention facility.Cataloged By
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Category 08: Communication ObjectsCreate Date
October 29, 2010Update Date
November 21, 2024