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- Collection: Schrack Family Collection
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"War of 1812"
A black and white photograph of a person in a dress holding a frame depicting a soldiers' memorial monument. Behind the figure and frame is a flag with 9 stripes and 16 stars, and with the words "War of 1812" attached.
Bridge
A black and white photograph of a metal bridge with a man climbing some sort of ladder. The bottom half of the photo is very washed out due to damage to the negative.
Cactus
A black and white photo of a large cactus. There is a light spot in the bottom right corner due to damage to the negative's emulsion.
Child with Plow
A black and white photograph of a young boy wearing a hat sintting on top of a piece of farming equipment, possibly a plow. There appears to be lumber stacked in the background of the photo.
Child with Young Pigs and Chickens
A black and white photograph of a young boy with four young pigs and a triangle-framed wooden enclosure. In the background there are two buildings, one with a damaged roof.
Church Congregation
A black and white photograph of a church congregation posing for a group photo. There are a mix of children, women, and men.
Church Congregation with Young Men Lying in Front
A black and white photograph of a church congregation posing for a group photo. There are a mix of children, women, and men. Two men lay on their stomachs in the front of the assembled group.
Field
A black and white photograph of an unidentified set of fields, with several buildings in the midground, two of which are possibly dwellings. In the background there appears to be a town or village and hills.
Ghriss Ringsens Boat Stand
A black and white photograph across a body of water showing the Metropole and a boat stand with a sign reading "Chriss Ringsens Boat Stand"
Group with Bike
A black and white photograph of a group of people, four men, two women, and a young boy and young girl, stand in front of a house and palm tree with a bike.
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John Sherman - Senator (1892)
Portrait of John Sherman taken in 1892 when he was serving a term as U.S. Senator from Ohio.