Photography--Printing processes--Albumen
Found in 11 Collections and/or Records:
Baby portrait, circa 1900
Mounted portraiture includes cabinet cards, carte de viste, and photo prints mounted to thicker, modern, backing boards.
Baby wearing a gown, late 1800s
Mounted portraiture includes cabinet cards, carte de viste, and photo prints mounted to thicker, modern, backing boards.
Gathering at a picnic table, circa 1907
Mounted portraiture includes cabinet cards, carte de viste, and photo prints mounted to thicker, modern, backing boards.
Gathering in a park, circa 1910
A group of 24 people gathered together to take a group portrait in a grassy park area. Some of the persons within the photo have been identified in faded pencil.
Their names are written as follows: L. Cotton, Flossie Artis, Dick, Ida Mae Murphy, Simon, Lionel Allen, Lela Harris, Mary Johnson, M. Walker, Earl Walker and M.A. Bolling.
J.H. Hickman Sr., circa 1890
Man standing on a pier , circa 1910
Mounted portraiture includes cabinet cards, carte de viste, and photo prints mounted to thicker, modern, backing boards.
Murphy-Taylor Family Papers
Outdoor gathering, 1904
Nine women and one child sit under a tree.
"Photographs", circa 1890-1915
Photo album, likely belonging to Ida Mae Murphy, Janabelle Taylor's mother, features predominately wealthy black families in St. Paul, MN. Various photographers created the photographs within the album.
To note, Irvine Park in St. Paul, where a number of historic homes are located, is featured within these photographs.There are also pictures of Queen K. Johnson and Ida Mae's father, J.B. Johnson, at work as a railroad car chef, alongside white railroad workers.
Two people behind a store counter, circa 1910
A man and a woman standing in an empty cafe-store. A sign-advert in the back of the store reads "We Sell Crescent Ice Cream."