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Photo of three separate portrait photographs, two of which are of the same unidentified couple while the smaller image on the right is of an unidentified man.

Photo of three separate framed photos, one with the caption: "Our Popular Young Dentist".

The image on the right of an unidentified woman and baby was originally made by Morrison Studios.

The other people pictured are also unidentified.

Photo of three separate framed portrait photographs, all unidentified.

Photo of three portrait photographs.

The two on the left are of the same of two unidentified women.

The image on the right is of two unidentified children.

Photo of three separate images.

On the left is a damaged image of an unidentified woman standing with one hand on her hip.

In the center is of an unidentified man in a U.S. Army uniform standing on a military vehicle outdoors.

The right…

Photo of a photograph of three separate framed images of different people, all unidentified.

Photo of three separate photographs pinned up next to each other. All are of different unidentified people.

Photo of three separate photographs.

The image of an unidentified man lies horizontally across the top.

Unidentified people are pictured on bottom left and a baby is visible in the bottom right photo.

Photo of a photograph of three images displayed beside each other of unidentified women and children. One image is sideways and is in an oval frame.

Photo of a photograph of three separate images, all of unidentified people.

Photo of three separate framed photographs of unidentified people. All three framed images are of different people.

Photo of three separate images showing different people.

The girl in the middle photograph has been identified as Gladys Evangeline (Hottel) Fravel.

Gladys was the daughter of John Franklin (1868-1941), a farmer, and Cora Virginia (Wisman)…

Photo of three earlier photographs of different, unidentified people.

The middle photograph was a Morrison Studio Creation.

Photo of three separate photographs of unidentified people.

The woman in the middle photograph, top, and also the image on the right have been tentatively identified as Martha J. Burner Ritenour. However, there is not enough information to…

Photograph of three separate photos, each showing different unidentified people.

Photograph of three earlier images.

The two on the left are the same although the one on the far left is overexposed. They show a group of unidentified young people, possibly students.

The image on the right is of an oval-framed couple, also…

Photo of three separate photographs of unidentified people.

The image in the middle is an earlier Morrison photograph and it is labelled Morrison Studios on Court Street.

Photo of three separate images of different unidentified people, a woman and two young children.

The image on the right is a copy of an earlier Morrison print.

Photo of three separate images of unidentified people.

The image in the middle is a copy of a Morrison print.

Photo of three separate images of different unidentified people. The image on the right appears to be a double exposure.

The image on the left is a copy of an earlier Morrison print.

Photo of three separate framed photographs of different unidentified people.

The image of the child on the left is in a Morrison Studios frame.

The image on the right is of an African American woman,

Three separate portraits of unidentified young women with photos facing upright, to the left, and to the right.

Probably, the photographer was making copies of each photograph.

Photo of three separate portrait photographs, two of unidentified men and one of an unidentified female student from the 1938-39 school year.

Photograph of three separate images, all in oval frames.

The two on the left are of the same unidentified man.

The image on the right is of an unidentified woman and is a copy of an earlier Morrison image.

Three separate images of three unidentified young men, all wearing suite and either ties or bow ties with starched collars.

All three were originally Morrison Studio prints and are being copied here.
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