C. Daves photograph collection [graphic]. 1908-1944.

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C. Daves photograph collection [graphic]. 1908-1944.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/38000476

Summary: Collection consists primarily of images of various people and places in New Mexico. Includes images of Santa Fe, McCartys, Cochiti Pueblo, Santo Domingo Church at Santo Domingo Pueblo, and Indian ruins such as Puye, Gran Quivira, and Chetro Ketl. Images of people include Santiago Naranjo, Florence Hawley Ellis, Paul Reiter, Nelly Nussbaum, Frank Schumaker, Charles F. Lummis, Tsianina Blackstone, and many unidentified people. Also within the collection are images of a U.S. General Land Office surveyor's camp at Fort Peck, Montana in 1910; and Indian ruins at Mesa Verde, Colorado.

Photographs : 113 : b&w ; various sizes.Negatives : 16 : b&w ; various sizes.Albums : 1 v. (68 photographic prints) : b&w ; 15 cm.Postcards : 9.

New Mexico State Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7399241

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Ellis, Florence Hawley

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Schumaker, Frank

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Nussbaum, Nelly

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Reiter, Paul, 1909-1953

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