Box 4
Contains 61 Results:
6 3/8" x 8 3/8": Newllano, Louisiana, circa 1920s. Long-distance view of three frame buildings facing railroad tracks. Buildings are, from left to right, the Newllano railroad depot, colony office, and colony store. Identification written on lower border, ca. 1920s
Photographs of buildings, people, and daily life activities at the Newllano, Louisiana, cooperative colony and the Ink, Arkansas, cooperative colony. All photographs are black and white and unmounted. Dimensions have been recorded height by width, and locations and dating, when in doubt, have been indicated by brackets.
6 1/2" x 8 1/2": Newllano, Louisiana, circa 1920s. Two-story frame building with split shingled siding. "Girl's Dormatory, Llano Colony" written on verso, ca. 1920s
Photographs of buildings, people, and daily life activities at the Newllano, Louisiana, cooperative colony and the Ink, Arkansas, cooperative colony. All photographs are black and white and unmounted. Dimensions have been recorded height by width, and locations and dating, when in doubt, have been indicated by brackets.
6 1/2" x 8 1/2": Newllano, Louisiana, circa 1920s. Five wood frame residences under large pine trees. Newllano colony store visible in left background. "A colony street scene" written on lower border, ca. 1920s
Photographs of buildings, people, and daily life activities at the Newllano, Louisiana, cooperative colony and the Ink, Arkansas, cooperative colony. All photographs are black and white and unmounted. Dimensions have been recorded height by width, and locations and dating, when in doubt, have been indicated by brackets.
6 1/2" x 8 1/2": Newllano, Louisiana, circa 1920s. Interior view of a large brick walled room with wooden flooring, exposed vaulted ceiling, and large open air windows. Platform situated against the far wall with piano and chairs on top. "Roof Garden" written on lower border, ca. 1920s
Photographs of buildings, people, and daily life activities at the Newllano, Louisiana, cooperative colony and the Ink, Arkansas, cooperative colony. All photographs are black and white and unmounted. Dimensions have been recorded height by width, and locations and dating, when in doubt, have been indicated by brackets.
6 1/2 x 8 1/2": Newllano, Louisiana, circa 1920s. Arrangement of home-made baskets on a sheet hanging over the central chimney of the Roof Garden room. Steps to musical platform visible in background. "Colony made baskets" written on lower border, ca. 1920s
Photographs of buildings, people, and daily life activities at the Newllano, Louisiana, cooperative colony and the Ink, Arkansas, cooperative colony. All photographs are black and white and unmounted. Dimensions have been recorded height by width, and locations and dating, when in doubt, have been indicated by brackets.
2 5/8" x 4 1/4": Newllano, Louisiana, circa 1920s. Medium-distance view of a white wooden frame building with gabled roof under two pine trees. Three people visible standing in front. "Hospital" written on lower border, ca. 1920s
Photographs of buildings, people, and daily life activities at the Newllano, Louisiana, cooperative colony and the Ink, Arkansas, cooperative colony. All photographs are black and white and unmounted. Dimensions have been recorded height by width, and locations and dating, when in doubt, have been indicated by brackets.
1 1/2" x 4 3/8": [Newllano, Louisiana?] circa 1920s. Four wood frame residences, three of which have split shingle siding, situated along what appears to be a plank sidewalk. One other building visible in background, ca. 1920s
Photographs of buildings, people, and daily life activities at the Newllano, Louisiana, cooperative colony and the Ink, Arkansas, cooperative colony. All photographs are black and white and unmounted. Dimensions have been recorded height by width, and locations and dating, when in doubt, have been indicated by brackets.
2 5/8" x 4 1/8": Newllano, Louisiana, circa 1920s. Long-distance view of a large concrete building with a wooden roof and wood frame additions. Two large smokestacks visible from one of the additions. Former kiln of Gulf Lumber Company used by the Newllano colonists as the Roof Garden, ca. 1920s
Photographs of buildings, people, and daily life activities at the Newllano, Louisiana, cooperative colony and the Ink, Arkansas, cooperative colony. All photographs are black and white and unmounted. Dimensions have been recorded height by width, and locations and dating, when in doubt, have been indicated by brackets.
2 1/2" x 4 1/4": Medium-distance view of the building described above showing what appears to be brick making apparatus. Boy in foreground holding the reins to a team of harnessed horses, and two men standing off to the right side. "Brick in Lee" written on verso, ca. 1920s
Photographs of buildings, people, and daily life activities at the Newllano, Louisiana, cooperative colony and the Ink, Arkansas, cooperative colony. All photographs are black and white and unmounted. Dimensions have been recorded height by width, and locations and dating, when in doubt, have been indicated by brackets.
6 1/2" x 8 3/8": Newllano, Louisiana, circa 1920s. Group of approximately 60 young people in working attire, standing and sitting on the porch of the Newllano colony hotel. Third person to the right in the back row has been circled in pencil [Viola Gilbert?]. Fifth person to the right in the back row is George T. Pickett. "Ready to plant sweet potatoes" written on lower border, ca. 1920s
Photographs of buildings, people, and daily life activities at the Newllano, Louisiana, cooperative colony and the Ink, Arkansas, cooperative colony. All photographs are black and white and unmounted. Dimensions have been recorded height by width, and locations and dating, when in doubt, have been indicated by brackets.
6 1/2" x 8 1/2": Newllano, Louisiana, circa 1920s. Group of approximately 50 people in working attire, standing and sitting in a plowed field holding farming implements and seedlings. Person standing in back row, second to left, is George T. Pickett. "Peanut planting crew" written on verso, ca. 1920s
Photographs of buildings, people, and daily life activities at the Newllano, Louisiana, cooperative colony and the Ink, Arkansas, cooperative colony. All photographs are black and white and unmounted. Dimensions have been recorded height by width, and locations and dating, when in doubt, have been indicated by brackets.
6 1/2" x 8 1/2": Newllano, Louisiana, circa winter, 1924. Approximately 80 people, standing and sitting on railroad right of way near Newllano depot. Word "Newllano" appears to have been painted on the photograph over the depot sign. Man standing in center with topcoat and hat is Job Harriman. Man with glasses seated on rail near center of photo is William Edward Zeuch. "Seeing Mr. Harriman off to California" written on lower border. "Farewell to Job Harriman going to visit son- South Dakota" written on verso, ca. 1920s
Photographs of buildings, people, and daily life activities at the Newllano, Louisiana, cooperative colony and the Ink, Arkansas, cooperative colony. All photographs are black and white and unmounted. Dimensions have been recorded height by width, and locations and dating, when in doubt, have been indicated by brackets.
5" x 7": [Newllano, Louisiana, circa 1920s?] Group of approximately 30 people in casual attire standing or sitting outside under what appears to be foliage. Photgraphed with flash bulb. "BernieStevens (above girl), Charlotte Koch (wrist watch), Jimmy Fulks (C.K.'s left), "Alice (?) Chown (with hat)" written on verso, ca. 1920s
Photographs of buildings, people, and daily life activities at the Newllano, Louisiana, cooperative colony and the Ink, Arkansas, cooperative colony. All photographs are black and white and unmounted. Dimensions have been recorded height by width, and locations and dating, when in doubt, have been indicated by brackets.
6 1/2" x 8 1/2". Newllano, Louisiana, circa 1924. Commonwealth College students and faculty. Group of approximately 50 people standing and sitting under large shade trees. Seated, left to right, Frank O'Hare, William C. Benton, A. James McDonald, Howard Buck, William Edward Zeuch, Kate Richards O'Hare, Ernest S. Wooster, George [?], F.M. Goodhue, C. [?]. Standing, man wearing glasses, Robert Lindsey, to his left, Davis Lindsey. "College students and faculty" written on lower border. Identifications written on verso, ca. 1924
Photographs of buildings, people, and daily life activities at the Newllano, Louisiana, cooperative colony and the Ink, Arkansas, cooperative colony. All photographs are black and white and unmounted. Dimensions have been recorded height by width, and locations and dating, when in doubt, have been indicated by brackets.
6 1/2" x 8 1/2": [Newllano, Louisiana, circa 1920s] Group of children and two adults participating in what appears to be an outdoor drama under the canopy of thick foliage. Most children have their backs to the camera and are wearing costumes, ca. 1920s
Photographs of buildings, people, and daily life activities at the Newllano, Louisiana, cooperative colony and the Ink, Arkansas, cooperative colony. All photographs are black and white and unmounted. Dimensions have been recorded height by width, and locations and dating, when in doubt, have been indicated by brackets.
6 1/2" x 8 1/2": [Newllano, Louisiana, circa 1920s] Group of approximately 100 people standing and sitting under medium-sized shade trees. Building partly visible in right background. "Walter Common, arms kimbo" written on verso, ca. 1920s
Photographs of buildings, people, and daily life activities at the Newllano, Louisiana, cooperative colony and the Ink, Arkansas, cooperative colony. All photographs are black and white and unmounted. Dimensions have been recorded height by width, and locations and dating, when in doubt, have been indicated by brackets.
6 1/2" x 8 1/2": [Newllano, Louisiana, circa 1920s] Large group of people standing, sitting, and walking around benches and tables set up under large shade trees. "Sunday evening lunch on the lawn" written on lower border, ca. 1920s
Photographs of buildings, people, and daily life activities at the Newllano, Louisiana, cooperative colony and the Ink, Arkansas, cooperative colony. All photographs are black and white and unmounted. Dimensions have been recorded height by width, and locations and dating, when in doubt, have been indicated by brackets.
6 1/2" x 8 1/2": [Newllano, Louisiana, circa 1920s] Two men and one boy seated on wooden folding chairs facing a large outdoor floral arrangement spread over what appears to be a wooden bench and platform. "A colony funeral" written on lower border. "Walter Common, profile" written on verso, ca. 1920s
Photographs of buildings, people, and daily life activities at the Newllano, Louisiana, cooperative colony and the Ink, Arkansas, cooperative colony. All photographs are black and white and unmounted. Dimensions have been recorded height by width, and locations and dating, when in doubt, have been indicated by brackets.
6 1/2" x 8 1/2": Newllano, Louisiana, May 1, 1922. Sixteen girls wearing school uniforms dancing around a maypole. Large frame building visible in right middle ground. Man with pipe watching in the background. "May Day, 1922" written on lower border, 1922
Photographs of buildings, people, and daily life activities at the Newllano, Louisiana, cooperative colony and the Ink, Arkansas, cooperative colony. All photographs are black and white and unmounted. Dimensions have been recorded height by width, and locations and dating, when in doubt, have been indicated by brackets.
2 3/4" x 4 1/4": Newllano, Louisiana, May 1, 1922. Six people in formal dress walking towards the right side of photo along a dirt road. Large frame church or schoolhouse visible in background with other children and adults walking in front, 1922
Photographs of buildings, people, and daily life activities at the Newllano, Louisiana, cooperative colony and the Ink, Arkansas, cooperative colony. All photographs are black and white and unmounted. Dimensions have been recorded height by width, and locations and dating, when in doubt, have been indicated by brackets.
2 5/8" x 4 1/4": Newllano, Louisiana, May 1, 1922. Approximately 40 children in school uniforms marching in two ranks across an open field. One boy with back to camera observing in foreground, 1922
Photographs of buildings, people, and daily life activities at the Newllano, Louisiana, cooperative colony and the Ink, Arkansas, cooperative colony. All photographs are black and white and unmounted. Dimensions have been recorded height by width, and locations and dating, when in doubt, have been indicated by brackets.
2 5/8" x 4 1/4": Newllano, Louisiana, July 4, 1922. 11 adults and children in casual attire standing in front of the Newllano colony hotel. "B.G. [William A. Gilbert?] in front of hotel" written on verso, 1922
Photographs of buildings, people, and daily life activities at the Newllano, Louisiana, cooperative colony and the Ink, Arkansas, cooperative colony. All photographs are black and white and unmounted. Dimensions have been recorded height by width, and locations and dating, when in doubt, have been indicated by brackets.
2 5/8" x 4 1/4": [Newllano, Louisiana, circa 1920s] Man seated on a four-wheel wagon being drawn by a span of two mules. Large frame structure in immediate background. "Crawford" written on verso, ca. 1920s
Photographs of buildings, people, and daily life activities at the Newllano, Louisiana, cooperative colony and the Ink, Arkansas, cooperative colony. All photographs are black and white and unmounted. Dimensions have been recorded height by width, and locations and dating, when in doubt, have been indicated by brackets.
3 1/2" x 5 1/2": Newllano, Louisiana, circa 1927. Photo postal card showing two women standing behind a fabric covered counter top with displays of hand crochet linen and Llano football penants. Black framed portrait of Job Harriman visible on wall behind. "Page 59" written on verso, 1927
Photographs of buildings, people, and daily life activities at the Newllano, Louisiana, cooperative colony and the Ink, Arkansas, cooperative colony. All photographs are black and white and unmounted. Dimensions have been recorded height by width, and locations and dating, when in doubt, have been indicated by brackets.
8 1/2" x 6 1/2". [Newllano, Louisiana, circa 1920s] Man standing outside in front of a canvas backdrop against which are displayed carved wooden chains, balls in a cage, and a standing ashtray. "Mr. Eldred and his carvings" written on lower border, ca. 1920s
Photographs of buildings, people, and daily life activities at the Newllano, Louisiana, cooperative colony and the Ink, Arkansas, cooperative colony. All photographs are black and white and unmounted. Dimensions have been recorded height by width, and locations and dating, when in doubt, have been indicated by brackets.