Box 67
Contains 105 Results:
"Daniel Gordon, Moline", Undated
The Local subseries, 1908-1923 and undated, consists of individual and group portraits taken of various local residents, predominantly from Rock Island, Illinois, Moline, Illinois, and Port Byron, Illinois. Particularly notable are several portraits of Charles Wilson, a Civil War veteran and the only person of color to reside in the area at the time.
"Mrs. J.M. Hartzell daughter Mrs. Margret Holt, Moline", Undated
The Local subseries, 1908-1923 and undated, consists of individual and group portraits taken of various local residents, predominantly from Rock Island, Illinois, Moline, Illinois, and Port Byron, Illinois. Particularly notable are several portraits of Charles Wilson, a Civil War veteran and the only person of color to reside in the area at the time.
"Mrs. M.J. Hartzell, Moline", Undated
The Local subseries, 1908-1923 and undated, consists of individual and group portraits taken of various local residents, predominantly from Rock Island, Illinois, Moline, Illinois, and Port Byron, Illinois. Particularly notable are several portraits of Charles Wilson, a Civil War veteran and the only person of color to reside in the area at the time.
"Mr. Mrs. John Holt, Moline. Mrs. H. is daighter of Rev. Hitchcock. Moline congregation war pastor", Undated
The Local subseries, 1908-1923 and undated, consists of individual and group portraits taken of various local residents, predominantly from Rock Island, Illinois, Moline, Illinois, and Port Byron, Illinois. Particularly notable are several portraits of Charles Wilson, a Civil War veteran and the only person of color to reside in the area at the time.
"Louis O. Jahns, Moline", Undated
The Local subseries, 1908-1923 and undated, consists of individual and group portraits taken of various local residents, predominantly from Rock Island, Illinois, Moline, Illinois, and Port Byron, Illinois. Particularly notable are several portraits of Charles Wilson, a Civil War veteran and the only person of color to reside in the area at the time.
"In office of Attorney William A. Meese", Undated
The Local subseries, 1908-1923 and undated, consists of individual and group portraits taken of various local residents, predominantly from Rock Island, Illinois, Moline, Illinois, and Port Byron, Illinois. Particularly notable are several portraits of Charles Wilson, a Civil War veteran and the only person of color to reside in the area at the time.
"Frederick Schmoll, Sr", Undated
The Local subseries, 1908-1923 and undated, consists of individual and group portraits taken of various local residents, predominantly from Rock Island, Illinois, Moline, Illinois, and Port Byron, Illinois. Particularly notable are several portraits of Charles Wilson, a Civil War veteran and the only person of color to reside in the area at the time.
"Frank Temple, Fred Schmoll Jr, Fred Schmoll, Moline office - John Hauberg", Undated
The Local subseries, 1908-1923 and undated, consists of individual and group portraits taken of various local residents, predominantly from Rock Island, Illinois, Moline, Illinois, and Port Byron, Illinois. Particularly notable are several portraits of Charles Wilson, a Civil War veteran and the only person of color to reside in the area at the time.
"An old friend of the Haubergs. Taken in John Hauberg's bedroom, McKinnie block, Moline", Undated
The Local subseries, 1908-1923 and undated, consists of individual and group portraits taken of various local residents, predominantly from Rock Island, Illinois, Moline, Illinois, and Port Byron, Illinois. Particularly notable are several portraits of Charles Wilson, a Civil War veteran and the only person of color to reside in the area at the time.
Dr. E.F. Bartholomew (Augustana College) and another man in front of train, Undated
The Local subseries, 1908-1923 and undated, consists of individual and group portraits taken of various local residents, predominantly from Rock Island, Illinois, Moline, Illinois, and Port Byron, Illinois. Particularly notable are several portraits of Charles Wilson, a Civil War veteran and the only person of color to reside in the area at the time.