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Evelyn Bubbett
Title
Evelyn Bubbett.
Abstract/Description
Evelyn Bubbett, dressed in long gown and hat. Based on other photos, it appears this was taken along the Estero River.
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Evelyn Bubbett
Title
Evelyn Bubbett.
Abstract/Description
Evelyn Bubbett, appearing middle aged, presumably by the bank of the Estero River. She is holding a rose in her hand.
Date Issued
c. 1900, 1900-01-01T05:00:00.000Z
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Evelyn Bubbett
Title
Evelyn Bubbett.
Abstract/Description
Evelyn Bubbett poses for the camera.
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Evelyn Bubbett
Title
Evelyn Bubbett.
Abstract/Description
Evelyn Bubbett standing next to what appears to be a grape arbor. The location is unknown.
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Evelyn Bubbett and Bertie Boomer
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Evelyn Bubbett and Bertie Boomer.
Abstract/Description
Evelyn Bubbett and an unidentified woman, probably Bertie Boomer, posing next to a palm tree. Bertie Boomer appears to be leaning against the palm tree while Evelyn looks pensively at the ground.
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Evelyn Bubbett, Etta Silverfriend, and Imogene Bubbett Rahn on board a Koreshan boat
Title
Evelyn Bubbett, Etta Silverfriend, and Imogene Bubbett Rahn on board a Koreshan boat.
Abstract/Description
Evelyn, Etta, and Imogene posing aboard a boat, possibly the "Estero" which is pictured in fgcu_kc_0044..
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Fair 1925: Koreshan girls in flower dresses
Title
Fair 1925: Koreshan girls in flower dresses.
Abstract/Description
Based on a related photo, these young ladies are identified as (from left to right) Irene Wyka and Alafae Stephens. Both costumes are covered in daisies. The caption on the back of the photo says "Fair 1925".
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Four People Under Spanish Moss Tree
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Four People Under Spanish Moss Tree.
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Three women and one man stand beneath Spanish moss. The photo was made into a postal card, but having been cut down to size (in the original scrapbook), most of the message has been cut off, however, it appears that it was addressed to Imogene Bubbett (see "gene") and mentioned "Sister Evelyn". The man, standing behind two of the women, appears to be Franklin Jacke (based on other known photos of him). What can be read is: "gene, I know you [will] have -cut- pleasant visit with your -cut- and...
Show moreThree women and one man stand beneath Spanish moss. The photo was made into a postal card, but having been cut down to size (in the original scrapbook), most of the message has been cut off, however, it appears that it was addressed to Imogene Bubbett (see "gene") and mentioned "Sister Evelyn". The man, standing behind two of the women, appears to be Franklin Jacke (based on other known photos of him). What can be read is: "gene, I know you [will] have -cut- pleasant visit with your -cut- and my dear [sister] Evelyn -cut- to add a little t her -cut- by sending you many [the remainder is cut off].
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Garden Path On The Koreshan Unity Grounds
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Garden Path On The Koreshan Unity Grounds.
Abstract/Description
View of trail winding through the Unity grounds.
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Group of Five Koreshan Women Gather by Bamboo Landings
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Group of Five Koreshan Women Gather by Bamboo Landings.
Abstract/Description
A group of five Koreshan women gather by the Bamboo Landing. The Estero River and a boat are shown in the background. Annie Ray Andrews is seated on the far left.
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Group of Koreshan men
Title
Group of Koreshan men.
Abstract/Description
Eight young men pose for the camera. From left to right: Alfred Christiansen, Lloyd Graham, Walter Bartsch, Laurie Bubbett, Layard Campbell, Claude Rahn, Robert Graham, and possibly Stewart Bosanquet (seated). This photo is one of a group of photos that were all taken at the same time (based on the location and clothing). All the photos feature a group of "second generation" Koreshans. Identification is based on the caption located in the "Koreshan Story" by Sara Rea.
Date Issued
c. 1900, 1900-01-01T05:00:00.000Z
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Group of Koreshan women
Title
Group of Koreshan women.
Abstract/Description
This photo appears to have been taken at the same time as fgcu_kc_0033, as well as a number of other photos in the collection. These would be groups of younger Koreshans. From left to right: Bertie Boomer, Rosalea McCready, Vesta Newcomb, Alice Lowe, Edna Schwindel, Florence Graham and Imogene Bubbett Rahn.
Date Issued
c. 1900, 1900-01-01T05:00:00.000Z
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Group of Koreshans outside
Title
Group of Koreshans outside.
Abstract/Description
Taken at an unidentified location, this photo shows a group of eight men and women playing to the camera. Some are holding garden tools, while a man is perched on the roof pretending to pour the contents of a coffee pot over the head of the man below. On the right, a man has a camera on a tripod, appearing to take a picture of the photographer. This could possibly be located at Fort Myers Beach (Estero Island).
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Group of young people with their teacher
Title
Group of young people with their teacher.
Abstract/Description
This photo appears to be a group of young people with their teacher. Pictured is an adult woman in front surrounded by ten young adults and various statues, music stands, and easels.
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Group on Beach
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Group on Beach.
Abstract/Description
Six people standing on the beach. Identification based on other photographs, the group appears to consist of (from left to right): James Bubbett, Carl Luettich, Evelyn Bubbett, Imogene Bubbett Rahn, Etta Silverfriend, and an unidentified man.
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Group photo in front of house
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Group photo in front of house.
Abstract/Description
Sixteen individuals posed in front of a house. Location possibly off Fort Myers Beach.
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Group Portrait of Koreshans
Title
Group Portrait of Koreshans.
Name/Creator
Andrews, James Dudley
Abstract/Description
A group of Koreshans take a photo together. In the back row (from left to right: Laurie Bubbett, Imogene Bubbett, and Annie Ray Andews. Front row is (from left to right) Dudley Andrews and Claude Rahn. Note the squeeze bulb that Dudley Andrews is using to take the photo. This photo may have been taken in Philadelphia since this is the area where Dudley and Annie Ray ended up and Ruth Boomer Thomas apparently hosted some of these Koreshans.
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Group Portrait of Koreshans in New York
Title
Group Portrait of Koreshans in New York.
Abstract/Description
Koreshans on an outing in New York. From left to right: Dudley Andrews, Imogene Rahn, Claude Rahn, Annie Ray Andrews, and Laurie Bubbett. The line leading from Dudley suggests that he may be operating the camera.
Date Issued
c. 1912, 1912-01-01T05:00:00.000Z
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Group posing in Winter scene
Title
Group posing in Winter scene.
Abstract/Description
A group of four Koreshans posing in a Winter scene. This photo is one of a group of photographs that were presumably taken in Philadelphia. This is based on the fact that Ruth Boomer Thomas, daughter of Berthaldine and sister of Bertie, married a Philadelphia architect. There are other photos showing scenes in and around Philadephia that were obviously taken at the same time. In this photo, Imogene, Ruth and Annie Ray are easily identified, however, the man in the back only "appears" to be...
Show moreA group of four Koreshans posing in a Winter scene. This photo is one of a group of photographs that were presumably taken in Philadelphia. This is based on the fact that Ruth Boomer Thomas, daughter of Berthaldine and sister of Bertie, married a Philadelphia architect. There are other photos showing scenes in and around Philadephia that were obviously taken at the same time. In this photo, Imogene, Ruth and Annie Ray are easily identified, however, the man in the back only "appears" to be Claude Rahn. This is based on photo 1-014 which clearly shows Claude and was taken at the same location as this photo. It may also be Dudley Andrews, brother of Allen and Annie Ray. The dating of this photograph is based on the following: Ruth Boomer was born in 1888. In 1900 she was living in Chicago (census). In 1934 (according to the "Community Current Events") Ruth lived in Philadelphia, was married and already had her only known child, Benjamin Brooks Thomas. Ruth is listed in the 1920 census in Philadelphia. Community Current Events (CCE) - Jan 1933 mentions Ruth and "young son" Benjamin Brooks Thomas - when was he born [10/17/02] -- The 1920 US Census shows Ruth Boomer married to Walter H. Thomas.
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Date Issued
1910, 1910-01-01T05:00:00.000Z
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Group posing with horse and carriage
Title
Group posing with horse and carriage.
Abstract/Description
A group of approximately 16 people posing among the saw palmetto with a horse and carriage. Only a few are identifiable, such as Alfred Christiansen (third man standing from the left), and Wilton Hoyt (standing next to horse). The man to Alfred's right appears to be one of the Graham brothers. The identity of some of the others in the picture might be established by comparing it to others. From a scrapbook given by the widow of Mace Stephens.
Date Issued
c. 1898, 1898-01-01T05:00:00.000Z
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