Box 4

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Contents include one black and white photograph of Lura and William Lukens standing with a painter in front of a car. Inscription on verso reads "Just as leaving Brandts, on a May morning, Feb 19 1934. 607 So. E. St. Lake North Fla. Mr. Brandt in painting clothes."

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Contents include one black and white portrait of Turner, about age 50, seated, in a black high collared dress. Inscription on verso reads "Mary Barilla Bills Lukens Turner, Mother of Samuel Spencer Lukens."

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Contents include one black and white headshot of Allan D. Welch, circa 1940, and five black and white snapshots of Welch at his 90th birthday party in 1953.

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Contents include four photographs of Burt Webster Welch as a newborn in 1949; eight photographs of Welch as a boy, circa age 4 to age 13 (mostly school portraits); and two headshots of Welch as a young man, circa 1970. Most photographs are black and white.

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Contents include seventeen photographs of Richard Allan Welch at various stages in his life, from childhood through middle age. Included are several snapshots of Welch at a desk in his office, a photograph of Welch with his wife, Lois Webster Welch, on their front porch, and several snapshots of Welch with family members. Most photographs are black and white.

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The Welch-Webster wedding album contains photographs, newsclippings, and memorabilia from the wedding of Lois Webster and Richard Allan Welch in 1947.

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Contents include twenty photographs of various members of the Carr and Lukens families and their homes, mostly unlabled. The oldest photograph is an undated cabinet card portrait of four children, circa 1870s-1880s. These could possibly be the children of Samuel Spencer Lukens, or cousins or friends of the family.

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Realia consists of one undated stencil of William Carr's name.

Scope and Contents From the Series: Printed material, 1805-1981, primarily consists of newsclippings gathered by the Carr-Lukens family and printed items owned by various members of the family. Included in this series are several farmer's almanacs, 1805-1837, some of which contain notes and marginalia written by their owners. Of note is a folder of clippings and reminiscences on the subject of Eliza Jane Carr Lukens' involvement in the Lincoln-Douglas debate of 1858. The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International papers,...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Printed material, 1805-1981, primarily consists of newsclippings gathered by the Carr-Lukens family and printed items owned by various members of the family. Included in this series are several farmer's almanacs, 1805-1837, some of which contain notes and marginalia written by their owners. Of note is a folder of clippings and reminiscences on the subject of Eliza Jane Carr Lukens' involvement in the Lincoln-Douglas debate of 1858. The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International papers,...