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Clothing and dress |
Archives Entries |
50 |
Library Entries |
0 |
Object Entries |
573 |
Photograph Entries |
648 |
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1920s Dress
This is a photograph of a woman taken between 1910 and 1920. She is wearing a dark dress with a V neckline, a sailor collar, embroidered detailing, and diagonal rows of buttons on the bust. She is also wearing thin framed glasses. Please help identify the persons in this photograph, send information using the feedback button or by calling 270-745-5083.
Record Type: Photo
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1920's Dress and Hairstyle
This is a young woman from the mid 1920's to the early 1930's. She is wearing a dark, sleeveless dress with lace shoulder straps. The dress is slim through the bodice and slightly fuller below the drop waist. Her hairstyle is known as the fingerwave hairstyle.
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A. Batz Family
A. Batz and family: This was a neighbor family of the Kummers who lived in Schweizer, Simpson County, KY. "Schweizer, located in southwest Simpson County, Kentucky, was chiefly settled by German immigrants in the mid-1890s."
Record Type: Photo
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African American Casey's Saloon
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African American Children in Front of a Quilt
"For Research Only," a reprinted image of young African American children standing in front of a quilt. Please help identify the person in this photograph, send an email by using the feedback button or Phone (270) 745-6092
Record Type: Photo
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African American Fashionable Women and Men
African American women; they are shown in fur coats and hats; another photograph shows two women and a young men. They are dressed in fashionable clothes with the women wearing silk dresses; please help identify the persons in this photograph, send information using the feedback button or by calling 270-745-5083.
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Alcenia and Evelyn Reynolds - Reynolds, William R., Jr.
Digital scan of a glass plate negative showing Alcenia Clark and Evelyn Clark Reynolds (Covington) in Cave City, KY. See MSS SC 2034, "Portrait of A Town: Cave City, Kentucky" for further information and details about the images.
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Alexander Turner
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Alexander Wake Holman - Webster & Bro.
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Alfred Leland Crabb
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Alice (Jarvis) Turner
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Ana Lee and Roy Briggs
Real photo postcard of Ana Lee Briggs and Roy Jackson Briggs. 14 x 8 cm.
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Anna A. Speer
Cabinet photograph of Anna A. Speer taken in October 1895; she is wearing a light colored dress with very large pouf (puff) sleeves and a square lace trimmed neckline. She also has a floral arrangement pined about the bust and a flower in her hair. The photograph was taken by Mrs. L. Condon of Atlanta, Georgia
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Anna Northcott
Cabinet photograph of Anna Northcott, see also (MSS 40); Please help identify the person in this photograph, send information using the feedback button or by calling 270-745-5083. The photograph was taken in NY.
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Anne Frances Moore Venable
Cabinet card photograph of Anne Frances "Fannie" Peyton Moore Venable, (1849-1938). She is shown with a black lace veil and dress and matching earrings and pin. John Venable married Ann Frances "Fannie" Peyton Moore (b. 20 July 1849), from an old Christian County family, in 1888. They had one son, John Wesley Venable, Jr. Fannie died on 18 October 1938. She and John, Sr. are buried in Hopkinsville’s Riverside Cemetery.
Record Type: Photo
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Anne Frances Moore Venable
Cabinet card photographs of Anne Frances "Fannie" Peyton Moore Venable, (1849-1938). She is shown with a black lace veil and dress and matching earrings and pin. John Venable married Ann Frances "Fannie" Peyton Moore (b. 20 July 1849), from an old Christian County family, in 1888. They had one son, John Wesley Venable, Jr. Fannie died on 18 October 1938. She and John, Sr. are buried in Hopkinsville’s Riverside Cemetery.
Record Type: Photo
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Annie Cloud
Brown cabinet card portraying Annie Cloud. The image shows Cloud smiling so that her teeth can be seen. This was rare to see in early images.
Record Type: Photo