Helen? Wm. in Scottish. [graphic] 1902.

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Helen? Wm. in Scottish. [graphic] 1902.

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Probably Helen Jackson and her brother William S. Jackson (1889-1981), pose in the backyard of their house at 228 Kiowa Street in Colorado Springs (El Paso County), Colorado. Helen wears a loose fitting dress belted at the waist. She has a woven fabric thrown over her shoulder. She wears a fleece hat. William wears a shirt with a tartan plaid fabric wrapped around his waist and another thrown over his shoulder. He has on a soft cap and wears a trumpet attached to his belt.

1 photographic print ; 15 x 12 cm. (6 x 4 1/2 in.) mounted on album page.

Denver Public Library, Central Library

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Denver Public Library, Central Library

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