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Woman Standing
Unidentified woman standing with both hands behind her back.
Pauline Beydler
Photograph of Pauline (Beydler) Spitler as a young woman. She is sitting in studio and wearing a long dress with ruffled sleeves.
Pauline was the daughter of William Arthur (1883-1956) and Ernestine Estelle (Huffman) (1882-1969) Beydler, a farming…
Pauline was the daughter of William Arthur (1883-1956) and Ernestine Estelle (Huffman) (1882-1969) Beydler, a farming…
Lantz Mill Students and Teachers, 1912
Group of students and their teacher outside the Lantz Mills School circa 1912.
One student has been identified (front row, 6th from the left) as Ruby Clinedinst.
The other students are unidentified as is the teacher.
One student has been identified (front row, 6th from the left) as Ruby Clinedinst.
The other students are unidentified as is the teacher.
Unidentified Woman on Bench
Unidentified older woman with her hair pulled back and seated on a bench.
Woman Holding a Baby
Unidentified woman holding an unidentified baby in her arms.
Probably, this was a mother and her child.
Probably, this was a mother and her child.
Unidentified Curly-Haired Girl
Unidentified little girl with curly hair standing beside a bench.
Unidentified Woman With Two Children
Unidentified woman, seated, with a baby on her lap and a young boy standing next to her.
Probably, this was a mother with her children.
Probably, this was a mother with her children.
Child on a Chair
Unidentified child with bangs seated on the arm of a wicker chair.
Unidentified Young Child
Unidentified young child seated on a bench in the studio.
Woman Standing
Unidentified woman wearing a necklace and bracelet and standing by a chair.
Thelma Richard
Photograph of Thelma V. Richard as a young girl. She was born to James Homer and Anna Delia (Wisman) Richard in Woodstock.
She married a man from Winston-Salem, North Carolina named Richard H. Pfohl in September 1936. He worked for Reynolds…
She married a man from Winston-Salem, North Carolina named Richard H. Pfohl in September 1936. He worked for Reynolds…
Woman Seated
Unidentified woman, seated, with her hair pulled back and wearing a high-collared dress with ruffles on the sleeves.
Unidentified Child on a Chair
Unidentified African American child shown standing on a chair in the studio.
Woman in Portrait
Portrait photograph of an unidentified woman wearing an off-the-shoulder dress and her hair pulled up.
Unidentified Young Woman
Photo of a framed photograph of an unidentified young woman wearing a white dress with a sash at the waist.
Woman in Glasses
Portrait photograph of an unidentified woman wearing glasses and her hair pulled back.
Unidentified Young Woman
Unidentified young woman wearing a long-sleeved dress with a sash around the waist.
Unknown Woman
Portrait photograph of an unidentified woman with short hair and wearing a pearl necklace.
Unidentified Man in Suit
Unidentified young man wearing a suit and tie. A pen is visible in his breast pocket.
Man Standing
Unidentified young man wearing a suit and tie with a high, starched collar and standing with his hands behind his back.
Unidentified Young Man
Unidentified young man standing beside a chair and wearing pants that appear to gather and end at the knee.
Two Boys
Two unidentified young boys, probably brothers, both wearing suits with short pants.
William Kirby Barr
Photograph of William Kirby Barr standing beside an ornate chair.
William was from the Alonzaville area near Saumsville and Maurertown. His wife was Laura Frances (Wilkins) (1867-1941) Barr and when he died, he left behind five daughters and three…
William was from the Alonzaville area near Saumsville and Maurertown. His wife was Laura Frances (Wilkins) (1867-1941) Barr and when he died, he left behind five daughters and three…
Bearded Gentleman
Portrait photograph of an unidentified bearded gentleman wearing a suit with a bow tie.
Two Unidentified Children
Unidentified young boy seated on a bench and holding up a baby beside him.
Probably, these were siblings.
Probably, these were siblings.