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Negative, Glass Plate - Carlton Moore, c.1885
Glass plate negative of a photograph of a man identified as Carlton Moore. Photo taken c.1885 by Nelson Hassan, Photographer, Glencoe, MN. Unnumbered negative.
Record Type: Photo
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Postcard - Boy Scouts dressed in military type uniforms, Hutchinson, MN
Sepia toned photographic postcard of six boys dressed in military type uniforms. This group was said to be the first Boy Scout troop (1911) in Hutchinson, Minn. The scout master was Prof. H.L. Merrill. The scouts are named:(no order given) Byron Moore, Herb Finney, Carl Thompson, Ed Mattsfield, J. Harold Beytien, Gilbert Hall. The boys are posed in order by size, near a body of water.
Record Type: Archive
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Postcard - Boy Scouts, Hutchinson, MN
Sepia toned photographic postcard with a photo of six boys in the first Boy Scout Troop in Hutchinson, MN (January,1911). Scoutmaster was Prof. H. L. Merrill. Photo was taken in Spring, 1911 and shows the boys in knicker-type uniforms with broad brim hats. Identities: (l to r) Byron Moore, Herb Finney, Carl Thomson, Ed. Mattsfield, J. Harold Beytien, Gilbert Hall. The name E. J. Mattsfield is on the address side of the card.
Record Type: Archive
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Postcard - First Scout Troop in Hutchinson, MN
Sepia-toned photographic postcard of the first Boy Scout troop (1911) in Hutchinson, MN . The scout master was Prof. H. L. Merrill. The scouts are named (no order given): Byron Moore, Herb Finney, Carl Thompson, Ed Mattsfield, J. Harold Beytien, Gilbert Hall. The scouts are in uniform. Another unidentified young boy is at left.
Record Type: Archive
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Print, Photographic - "The Carpetbagger" - 1911
Black & white studio photograph of the cast (in costume) of "The Carpetbagger" play which was performed at the Opera House at 147-149 Main Street South, Hutchinson, MN. March 9-11, 1911. Hand written on back of photo: "The Carpetbagger" Mar. 9-10-1911; Sam Anderson-Manager; Cast member name (on left) and character portrayed (on right): H.E. Butler - Bill Willetts; W.E. Austin - Lummers (police); Mrs. W. Austin, - Mrs. Fairburn; Jack Lindenberg ...
Record Type: Photo
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Print, Photographic - Tribe of Asa Younger Folks c.1893
Black & white copy of a studio photograph of the Hutchinson Singers, Tribe of Asa Young Folks. (l to r) Back: Louise Taylor w/ violin, Jane Moore, Sara Towne. Middle: O. D. Hutchinson, Nellie Drew Hutchinson, Ed Farr. Front: Bess and Jesse Hutchinson. The women are in dresses with very large puff sleeves and their hair is put up in top knots. The men have dark vested suits with satin lapels, white shirts with large collars and white bow ties. B...
Record Type: Photo
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Print, Photographic - Tribe of Asa Younger Folks c1895
Black & white copy of a studio photograph of the Hutchinson Singers c.1895. (l to r) Back: Louise Taylor w/ violin, Jane Moore, Sara Towne. Middle: O. D. Hutchinson, Nellie Drew Hutchinson, Ed Farr. Front: Bess and Jesse Hutchinson. The women are in dresses with very large puff sleeves and their hair is put up in top knots. The men have dark vested suits with satin lapels, white shirts with large collars and white bow ties. Bess has on a print d...
Record Type: Photo
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Print, Photographic - Tribe of Asa Younger Folks c1895
Sepia toned studio photograph of the Hutchinson Singers, Tribe of Asa Young Folks, c.1895. (l to r) Back: Louise Taylor w/ violin, Jane Moore (contralto), Sara Towne (soprano). Middle: O. D. Hutchinson, Nellie Drew Hutchinson, Ed Farr. Front: Bess and Jesse Hutchinson. The women are in dresses with very large puff sleeves and their hair is put up in top knots. The men have dark vested suits with satin lapels, white shirts with large collars and ...
Record Type: Photo
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Print, Photographic - World War I sailors Tmey, Hanson, Moore, Dobratz
Scanned black & white photograph of four World War I sailors dressed in white uniforms and standing in front of wooden barracks. (l to r) Donald Tmey, Walter Hanson, Byron Moore, Floyd Dobratz. Identified by Floyd Dobratz in his June 26, 1918 letter (2017-0009-003). Floyd thought he looked dark as a negro. Floyd Dobratz was the paternal grandfather of donor David Dobratz.
Record Type: Photo
