Photographs from the Sidney Coe Howard Papers [graphic], ca. 1880-ca. 1960.

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Photographs from the Sidney Coe Howard Papers [graphic], ca. 1880-ca. 1960.

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1970.025: 1 box of family photographs including children, portraits, weddings, etc. Also, portraits of Sidney Coe Howard,Leopoldine and Lara Eames Howard, Walter Damrosch, Marc Connelly, and Fanny Brice. -- 1970.026: Photographs relating to World War I (France) show American ambulance services and other views. Oversize images are from theatrical productions or perhaps movie stills of the 1920's. -- 1970.027: Albums documenting vacations (ca. 1900-1910) contain clippings, postcards, and other ephemera as well as photographs. Albums show the CPRR through Canada, Montreal, the Pan-American Exposition, Boston, New York City, Oregon, Washington, British Columbia, Southern California, the Grand Canyon, New Mexico, and Mexico.

Number of items:; ; BANC PIC 1970.025: 1 box (ca. 200 photographic prints) and 76 photographic prints; BANC PIC 1970.026: 25 photographic contact prints, 18 photographic prints and 32 oversize photographic prints; BANC PIC 1970.027: 4 albums (photographic prints, postcards, and ephemera)

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Brice, Fanny, 1891-1951

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Connelly, Marc, 1890-1980

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Howard, Sidney Coe, 1891-1939

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Howard, Clara Eames

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