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Negatives, Mrs. Ray B. Stewart
Adam Yoder Hirst Studio
Adam Yoder
Hirst Studio
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1942-03-07
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3 negatives, 3 images - negatives depict a group of four people. These include: an old woman, wearing a dress with abstract oval patterns; a young woman with long hair and a simple black dress belted at the waist; a young boy wearing a jacket and scarf; and a middle aged woman wearing a dress with zigzag patterns and a flower-shaped pin.
Original envelope reads "3/7-1942", "Mrs. Ray B-Stewart", "409 East 4sx", "4 generation", "6", "4/6 storry [?]", "2.00 pd", and "2.00 dur",
Negatives - 6.8125" x 4.8125". envelope - 5.5" x 7.5"
Archival master image scanned as 48-bit RGB color TIFF. Display image is 8-bit 150 dpi JPG, quality rating 8, generated from uncompressed archival TIFF using Adobe Photoshop.
3 negatives, 3 images - negatives depict a group of four people. These include: an old woman, wearing a dress with abstract oval patterns; a young woman with long hair and a simple black dress belted at the waist; a young boy wearing a jacket and scarf; and a middle aged woman wearing a dress with zigzag patterns and a flower-shaped pin.
Original envelope reads "3/7-1942", "Mrs. Ray B-Stewart", "409 East 4sx", "4 generation", "6", "4/6 storry [?]", "2.00 pd", and "2.00 dur",
Negatives - 6.8125" x 4.8125". envelope - 5.5" x 7.5"
Archival master image scanned as 48-bit RGB color TIFF. Display image is 8-bit 150 dpi JPG, quality rating 8, generated from uncompressed archival TIFF using Adobe Photoshop.
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Wichita State University Libraries, Special Collections and University Archives
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Donor Leanna Westfall, daughter of Pat Mitchell, donated the collection after her mother's passing.
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Reno County Museum, https://www.renocomuseum.org/