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Brandels on Main Street
1922
Members of the Brandel family (probably), two men and one woman, pose on Main Street.
E.W. Brandel and Dr. Jones
1922
E.W. Brandel sits on porch steps holding his daughter's dog Max, a fox terrier. Next to him, holding a camera, is Dr. A.W. Jones, the twin brother of the photographer.
Dr. A.W. Jones
Dr. A.W. "Uncle Bill" (also known in Randolph as "Bill Doc") Jones sits on the porch steps wearing a vest with a watch fob.
Mary and Max
Mary Brandel sits outdoors on the grass with her dog Max. There is a lake in the background.
Mary Brandel in Undergarments
1922
Mary Brandel poses outdoors on a porch in what appears to be undergarments or sleepwear.
