Glass-plate negative photograph of a group of men and women, sign in the background reads "Chautauqua Aug 28 Sept 6 Oshkosh." This image is very damaged, only a small portion is visible.
Palavra-chave:
Fifth District Normal School e Chautauqua
Sujeito:
Fifth District Normal School e Chautauqua
O Criador:
Cameron, John E.
Contribuinte:
Archives and Special Collections, Northwest Missouri State University
Glass-plate negative photograph of a man, woman, and two children outside of a house, standing next to two horses harnessed to a carriage. Edges of the photograph are slightly damaged.
O Criador:
Cameron, John E.
Contribuinte:
Archives and Special Collections, Northwest Missouri State University
Glass-plate negative photograph of a man, woman, and two children outside of a house, standing next to two horses harnessed to a carriage. Edges of the photograph are slightly damaged.
Palavra-chave:
Fifth District Normal School
Sujeito:
Fifth District Normal School
O Criador:
Cameron, John E.
Contribuinte:
Archives and Special Collections, Northwest Missouri State University
Glass-plate negative photograph of the front of a house in a neighborhood, the numbers on the house are 3516. Based on the 1910 U.S. Census, this home was located at 3516 Olive Street Kansas City, Missouri. The structure is no...
Palavra-chave:
Kansas City
Sujeito:
Kansas City
O Criador:
Cameron, John E.
Contribuinte:
Archives and Special Collections, Northwest Missouri State University
Glass-plate negative photograph of two children looking at a specimen, maybe a bird or leaves, placed on an newspaper. The edges of the photograph are damaged and it is slightly out of focus.
O Criador:
Cameron, John E.
Contribuinte:
Archives and Special Collections, Northwest Missouri State University
Glass-plate negative photograph of two children looking a specimen on a newspaper. The photograph is slightly blurry and damaged on the left side. One child has a bow in her hair, and looks similar to the child in 2025.6.93.
O Criador:
Cameron, John E.
Contribuinte:
Archives and Special Collections, Northwest Missouri State University
