Louie Marian Conklin Photograph Albums circa 1897-1909

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Louie Marian Conklin Photograph Albums circa 1897-1909

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Two albums of Oregon town and wilderness scenes and portraits of the family and friends of Louie Marian Church Conklin, a teacher active in the civic life of Salem, Oregon, and Grants Pass, Oregon. Also includes some American Indian portraits

2 albums (22 photographs, 39 photographs); 2 unmounted photographs, 1 box; 1 memorial service brochure

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University of Washington Libraries Special Collections

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SNAC Resource ID: 6377917

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