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Howard "Dad" Greene
August 1916
A candid portrait (possibly a self-portrait) of Howard Greene, who is known to The Gang as Dad. He is wearing eyeglasses and is smoking a pipe.
Dad with His Pipe
1910
Howard "Dad" Greene looking contemplative as he is smoking his tobacco pipe outdoors. There is a lake in the background.
Dad Writing Up The Journal
1910
Carl's cartoon drawing of himself and Howard ("dad") Greene. Dad is relaxing by a tree smoking a tobacco pipe while Carl is busily writing.
Dad Changing Plates
1909
Howard Greene (Dad) is changing negative plates in his large format camera on the banks of the Presque Isle River.
Fred Carr
1909
Fred Carr is sitting on his pack smoking a tobacco pipe. Photographer Howard Greene captioned this image "Chief of the Rough Necks."
