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Folder includes two 2½" x 3½" photos. One photo idedtifies Thomas M. Miles - minister in Winsted, then to the New Congregation Church in Meriden. The second photo identifies Mother and Eddie Augusta Culvery Miles.

Scope and Contents Folder contains over 50 photos, most of them are unidentified. Of note one 5½" x 4" photo shows five young children, two boys and three girls, the forth and youngest boy is wearing a navy military style costume. Another photo of a boy and his dog is also wearing a navy military costume, his hat reads USN. One photo shows a woman wearing a maid uniform identified as Aunt Leydia. One cyanotype of a woman on horseback is identified as Floris. One photo of a man and woman, he has a military...

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Most photos are unidentified. Two 8½" x 6" photos show an unidentified town in a flood. Signage on buildings identify J.H. Cammack and Co. as a furniture store, Munger and A. Molter's. Folder includes three photos of unidentified homes, a 4½" x 4" photo of three unidentified young girls and three separate portraits. There is also four Farm scenes including one with a young girl on a small pony dated 1904, sheep, a cow and fields.

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Folder includes one 3½" x 3½" photo of James Mortimer Montgomery, President of Sons of Revolution.

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Folder includes two photos. One of James E. Morrison and one of his wife.

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Folder includes two 8" x 10" B&W photos, one of a man the other of a woman holding a dog, in each photo they are standing next to a bird bath. Negatives are included in the folder identifies them as Austin Cheney and Mrs. Cheney in Litchfield. A 5" x 6½" B&W photo, includes the negative, identifies Stanley Mortimer.

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Two photos identify Dr. Grace Peckham Murray, wife of Judge Murray. Caption say she lectured in Litchfield, Conn. In one of the photos she is wearing a necklace with a cross.

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Folder contains two photos and one color photo of a painting of William Curtis Noyes. Of note, attached on the back of one is the studios business information which states: "By our improved processes. Portraits are taken from one to five seconds."

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One photo of Miss Lucy M. Osborn taken when she was 100 years old. Caption on the back reads: "Real Daughter" 1807 - 1908. Active member and chaplain of Mary Wooster, Chapter D.A.R. of Danbury, until her death.

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Folder includes two 2½" x 4" photos identifies Miss Celesti Parmalee and Rev. David L. Parmalee (1795-1865). Also see Daguerreotype Box 2 - Parmalee.