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E. Rutledge
circa 1910-1919
Waist-up studio portrait of E. Rutledge. He has white hair, a moustache and beard, and is wearing a plaid suit and cravat.
Portrait of Woman
circa 1910-1919
Studio portrait of a woman sitting in a chair. She is wearing the dress fashionable around 1870.
Capt. R.N. Conners
circa 1910-1919
Studio portrait of Capt. R.N. Conners [or "Connors"], seated and wearing a uniform.
Mrs. Merkle
circa 1910-1919
Full-length studio portrait of Mrs. Merkle, wearing a frilly white dress with lace at hem, cuffs, and neckline.
Eva Cornellier
circa 1910-1919
Two studio portraits (side by side on one photographic plate) of Eva Cornellier, seated, from the waist-up, wearing a white dress with embroidery, and a white broad-brimmed hat
Nyhus Family
circa 1910-1919
Studio portrait in front of a painted backdrop of eleven members of the Nyhus family, including four women, four men, and three young boys.
