Photographs from Muriel Shoesmith papers [graphic]. [ca. 1823-1973]

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Veder, Sal. Photographs from Muriel Shoesmith papers [graphic].

Photographs from Muriel Shoesmith papers [graphic]. [ca. 1823-1973]

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122381800

Muriel Shoesmith appears in most photographs. Photos include: studio portraits, 1942-1945; 10th anniversary of founding of U.N. in San Francisco, 1955; Operation Understanding (including photos taken in White Sands, N.M., and Colorado Springs, Colo.), 1960; courtroom meeting regarding traffic, ca. 1962; cosmetic bill, ca. 1962; Shoesmith with Mrs. Dickenson, 1945; banquet, signed by Constance A. Sporborg, 1955; two women, Clarendon and Thelma Wilkenson, 1963; a group of four women "photographed at Hotel del Coronado"; Shoesmith's 40th anniversary party, 1969. Older photographs include Shoesmith next to a car, 1929; some groups of unidentified persons; Pleasanton Grammar School Grade 8 for 1928 and 1929 (different students, same teacher); students dressed as Native Americans. The oldest photo depicts a group of people behind a dead bear; one man has a rifle.

ca. 85 photographic prints : b? ; 8 x 10 in. or smaller.

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