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Members of the Madison Art Association and the Women's Auxiliary of the State Historical Society get a preview of "The Family of Man" photographic exhibit at the main floor gallery of the Historical Society building. Shown examining the punch bowl from the U.S.S. Wisconsin silver service are, (L-R): Walter S. Dunn, Fish Hatchery Road; Mrs. H. Kent Tenney, 1155 Farwell Drive; and Joseph Bradley, 2805 Sylvan Avenue.
September 24, 1958
Stein, Edwin
Publication Information
| Creator | Stein, Edwin |
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| Date Created | September 24, 1958 |
Physical Description
| Format | Image |
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| Dimensions | 35 mm |
Collection Information
| Source Collection | Edwin Stein negatives and photographs, 1952-1965 |
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| Call Number | PH 2709.0817B |
Copyright Information
| Copyright Status | IN COPYRIGHT |
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| Rights Holder | Wisconsin State Journal; Wisconsin Historical Society |
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We Saw You . . . at Photo Preview
September 24, 1958
Members of the Madison Art Association and the Women's Auxiliary of the State Historical Society get a preview of "The Family of Man" photographic exhibit at the main floor gallery of the Historica...
We Saw You . . . at Photo Preview
September 24, 1958
Members of the Madison Art Association and the Women's Auxiliary of the State Historical Society get a preview of "The Family of Man" photographic exhibit at the main floor gallery of the Historica...
We Saw You . . . at Photo Preview
September 24, 1958
Members of the Madison Art Association and the Women's Auxiliary of the State Historical Society get a preview of "The Family of Man" photographic exhibit at the main floor gallery of the Historica...
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