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Frederick Jackson Turner Posing with Snowshoes
circa 1920-1929
Frederick Jackson Turner standing on frozen Lake Mendota holding snowshoes.
Frederick Jackson Turner on a Horse
August 1902
Frederick Jackson Turner on horseback at Wagon Wheel Gap.
Frederick Jackson Turner in a Boat
circa 1920-1929
View from shoreline of Frederick Jackson Turner seated in the stern of a boat, with two other men with him. The man standing may be Charles Van Hise, and the other man may be one of Turner's neighb...
Frederick J. Turner
1924
Outdoor portrait of Frederick J. Turner wearing an overcoat and standing in the snow. Location is 7 Phillips Place, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Frederick Jackson Turner at Frances St. Residence
October 1904
Frederick Jackson Turner standing outside his home at 629 Frances St. Lake Mendota is in the background.
Turners at Hancock Point
1927
Caroline Mae Sherwood and Frederick Jackson Turner with their dog at Hancock Point.
