Off to school in my mother’s time but not my mother’s school. No she went to Hastings on Hudson (New York) High School but might have liked the Howard Seminary seen here better. Lots of sports. Mom would have liked that, she was on swim team.

*Six equestriennes on horseback in front of Drury Hall, Howard Seminary for Women, West Bridgewater, Massachusetts USA*. ca. 1947. Photographer not given. West Bridgewater Public Library’s Howard Seminary for Women photographs. via Digital Commonwealth. https://sailsinc.omeka.net/items/show/3057

*Celebratory meal in Drury Hall dining room, Howard Seminary for Women, West Bridgewater, Massachusetts USA*. ca. 1947. Photographer not given. West Bridgewater Public Library’s Howard Seminary for Women photographs. via Digital Commonwealth. https://sailsinc.omeka.net/items/show/3035

*Ten female students involved in Christmas Nativity pageant.* *Howard Seminary for Women, West Bridgewater, Massachusetts USA*. ca. 1947. Photographer not given. West Bridgewater Public Library’s Howard Seminary for Women photographs. via Digital Commonwealth. https://sailsinc.omeka.net/items/show/3020

*Dale Hinkley being crowned Prom Queen and two female students.* *Howard Seminary for Women, West Bridgewater, Massachusetts USA*. ca. 1947. Photographer not given. West Bridgewater Public Library’s Howard Seminary for Women photographs. via Digital Commonwealth. https://sailsinc.omeka.net/items/show/3021

*Eight female students in Drury Hall dorm room in two separate games of cards.* *Howard Seminary for Women, West Bridgewater, Massachusetts USA*. ca. 1947. Photographer not given. West Bridgewater Public Library’s Howard Seminary for Women photographs. via Digital Commonwealth. https://sailsinc.omeka.net/items/show/3032

Two female students in Drury Hall single dorm room. *Howard Seminary for Women, West Bridgewater, Massachusetts USA*. ca. 1947. Photographer not given. West Bridgewater Public Library’s Howard Seminary for Women photographs. via Digital Commonwealth. https://www.digitalcommonwealth.org/search/commonwealth-oai:dr26z111h

*Ping pong table in Drury Hall basement. Howard Seminary for Women, West Bridgewater, Massachusetts USA*. 1954 image. Photographer not given. West Bridgewater Public Library’s Howard Seminary for Women photographs. via Digital Commonwealth. https://www.digitalcommonwealth.org/search/commonwealth-oai:dr26z106n

*Princess Sculpture: Ten female students with two snow sculptures of a man proposing to a woman. Howard Seminary for Women, West Bridgewater, Massachusetts USA*. 1953 image. Photographer not given. West Bridgewater Public Library’s Howard Seminary for Women photographs. via Digital Commonwealth. https://www.digitalcommonwealth.org/search/commonwealth-oai:dr26z1043

*Prom Queen and attendants dancing with escorts. Howard Seminary for Women, West Bridgewater, Massachusetts USA*. Image ca. 1954. Photographer not given. West Bridgewater Public Library’s Howard Seminary for Women photographs. via Digital Commonwealth. https://sailsinc.omeka.net/items/show/3023

*Four female students working on yearbook.* *Howard Seminary for Women, West Bridgewater, Massachusetts USA*. 1952 image. Photographer not given. West Bridgewater Public Library’s Howard Seminary for Women photographs. via Digital Commonwealth. https://sailsinc.omeka.net/items/show/3012

*Tennis game: Four female students playing tennis on east side of Seminary building*. *Howard Seminary for Women, West Bridgewater, Massachusetts USA*. 1952 image. Photographer not given. West Bridgewater Public Library’s Howard Seminary for Women photographs. via Digital Commonwealth. https://sailsinc.omeka.net/items/show/3008

*Craft Class. Five female students in craft class.* *Howard Seminary for Women, West Bridgewater, Massachusetts USA*. Image ca. 1947. Photographer not given. West Bridgewater Public Library’s Howard Seminary for Women photographs. via Digital Commonwealth. https://sailsinc.omeka.net/items/show/3013

Packard Hall artroom with four female students drawing. *Howard Seminary for Women, West Bridgewater, Massachusetts USA*. Image ca. 1954. Photographer not given. West Bridgewater Public Library’s Howard Seminary for Women photographs. via Digital Commonwealth. https://sailsinc.omeka.net/items/show/3042

The Howard Seminary for Women was a private school for girls. It opened in the 1890s and closed in 1957, from what I am finding. My own mother attended a public high school and then went to a women’s college. I went to a boarding school for girls that must have been like the Howard Seminary that reworked itself as Walnut Hill School for the Arts soon after I graduated.

Spending the day at the Brookline Massachusetts public bathhouse which was built in 1897 and torn down in the mid 1950s. Built in an era when many apartments didn’t come with bathtubs or showers. Many cities and towns had one. The park down the hill from me had one, too.

*Brookline Public Bath House, Brookline, Massachusetts, USA: Brookline Public Bath House on Tappan Street that opened January 1, 1897 and was designed by F. Joseph Untersee.* Black and white photograph/postcard that I think is part of a pack of views of the bath house or views of Brookline. Undated, after 1897-ca. 1910. Rotograph Company, New York City and Germany, publisher. Cc0 License. Collections of the Brookline Public Library. via https://www.digitalcommonwealth.org/search/commonwealth:6t053t43t

*Young woman drying her hair (I think), Brookline Public Bath House, Tappan Street, Brookline, Massachusetts USA.* Undated, after 1897 – 1910 when the hemlines started to change. Photograph. Cc0 License. Collections of the Brookline Public Library. via https://www.digitalcommonwealth.org/search/commonwealth:sq87f9293

Library/study hall. *Brookline Public Bath House, Tappan Street, Brookline, Massachusetts USA.* Undated image, after 1897 and before 1956. Cc0 License. Collections of the Brookline Public Library. via https://www.digitalcommonwealth.org/search/commonwealth:sq87f9072

*Municipal Gymnasium, Brookline.* *Brookline Public Bath House, Tappan Street, Brookline, Massachusetts USA.* Undated image, after 1897 and before 1956. Photograph. Cc0 License. Collections of the Brookline Public Library. via https://www.digitalcommonwealth.org/search/commonwealth:sq87f923f

*Boys’ showers. Brookline Public Bath House, Tappan Street, Brookline, Massachusetts USA.* Undated image, after 1897 and before 1956. Photograph. Cc0 License. Collections of the Brookline Public Library. via https://www.digitalcommonwealth.org/search/commonwealth:sq87f903z

Main entrance. *Brookline Public Bath House, Tappan Street, Brookline, Massachusetts USA.* September 1956 image, shot just before the bath house was torn down. Cc0 License. Collections of the Brookline Public Library. via https://www.digitalcommonwealth.org/search/commonwealth:sq87f921w

*Swimming pool.* *Brookline Public Bath House, Tappan Street, Brookline, Massachusetts USA.* September 1956 image, shot just before the bath house was torn down. Cc0 License. Collections of the Brookline Public Library. via https://www.digitalcommonwealth.org/search/commonwealth:sq87f9179

Torn down and a new pool built, but also by then most apartments came with bathtubs with bathtubs and showers so the need was not the same.

Promotional postcards of Madame La Goulue, Nana Sauterelle and Nini- patte-en-l’air who were presumably promoting themselves as they danced the can-can at the Moulin Rouge, sometimes knocking off customers’ hats with a high kick.

*“La Goulue” et une autre danseuse de French cancan (Nana Sauterelle ?), de face, une jambe en l’air*. Nana Sauterelle being on the right. 1895-1900. Albumen print. Publisher not known. Collections of the Bibliothèque Marguerite Durand. Photograph itself in the public domain due to age. via https://bibliotheques-specialisees.paris.fr/in/imageReader.xhtml?id=p::usmarcdef_0000805143&ark=/ark:/73873/pf0000805143&highlight=Subject:%20%22La%20Goulue%20(1866-1929)%22

*Nana Sauterelle danseuse de French cancan, une jambe en l’air et les bras levés.* From the same photo shoot. 1895-1900. Albumen print. Publisher not known. Collections of the Bibliothèque Marguerite Durand. Photograph itself in the public domain due to age. via https://bibliotheques-specialisees.paris.fr/ark:/73873/pf0000805141/v0001.simple.highlight=Subject:%20%22Cancan%20(danse)%22.selectedTab=record

*Nini patte en l’air.* 1895-1900. Gelatin photographic print. Publisher not known. Collections of the Bibliothèque Marguerite Durand. Photograph itself in the public domain due to age. via https://bibliotheques-specialisees.paris.fr/search/26c286f6-092b-4ed7-9f55-6526a2044a8b

Madame La Goulue and a friend whose name is too faded out to read, the stamp on the back reading *Bibliothèque nationale Dèpartment des Art de Spectacle.* From a collection of Madame La Goulue photographs and documents. Gallica.Bnf.fr, the BBibliothèque nationale de France. Photograph in the public domain due to age. https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b52509589p/f15.item.r=Gouloue

The interiors of houses (and a few other places) back when the early 1960s modern kind of chairs that you’d better hope have a table by them to put your drink on before you try to stand up. Mid-Century modern, I think from 1962. They are part of a set of images from the Swedish web archive Arkivkopia that are scanned and up on the Internet Archive.

*Egen villa Interiör.* Study or bedroom. Uppland, Stockholm, Danderyd, Djursholm (Sweden). ca. 1962. Swedish. Photograph. Probably photographed by Lena Margareta Böklin. Arkitektur- och designcentrum, publisher, contributed by Arkivkopia. via https://archive.org/details/arkivkopia.se-digmus-ark-ARKM.1962-101-0357

*Karlskoga stadshotell och stadshus Interiör.* ca. 1962. Swedish. Photograph. Photographer not given. Arkitektur- och designcentrum, publisher, contributed by Arkivkopia. via https://archive.org/details/arkivkopia.se-digmus-ark-ARKM.1962-101-0345

*Flerbostadshus Interiör. Bedroom, apartment house interior.* ca. 1962. Swedish. Photograph. Photographer not given. Arkitektur- och designcentrum, publisher, contributed by Arkivkopia. via https://archive.org/details/arkivkopia.se-digmus-ark-ARKM.1962-101-0432

*Småstuga Interiör, Kitchen, cottage interior.* ca. 1962. Swedish. Photograph. Photographer not given. Arkitektur- och designcentrum, publisher, contributed by Arkivkopia. via https://archive.org/details/arkivkopia.se-digmus-ark-ARKM.1962-101-0646a

*Arbetarbostäder, Radhus,Storviks Hammarby Interiör. Living room/dining area, workers’ housing townhouses, **Storviks Hammarby**, Sweden.* ca. 1950s-1962. Swedish. Photograph. Photographer not given. Arkitektur- och designcentrum, publisher, contributed by Arkivkopia. via https://archive.org/details/arkivkopia.se-digmus-ark-ARKM.1962-101-1546

*Radhus Interiör med trappa. Townhouse stairs.* ca. 1950s-1962. Swedish. Photograph. Photographer not given. Arkitektur- och designcentrum, publisher, contributed by Arkivkopia. via https://archive.org/details/arkivkopia.se-digmus-ark-ARKM.1962-101-0511

*Stathmosfabriken Interiör. Stathmos Factory Interior, restroom.* ca. 1950s-1962. Swedish. Photograph. Photographer not given. Arkitektur- och designcentrum, publisher, contributed by Arkivkopia. via https://archive.org/details/arkivkopia.se-digmus-ark-ARKM.1962-101-1673

*Egen villa Interiör.*Living room or study. Uppland, Stockholm, Danderyd, Djursholm (Sweden). ca. 1962. Swedish. Photograph. Arkitektur- och designcentrum, publisher, contributed by Arkivkopia. via https://archive.org/details/arkivkopia.se-digmus-ark-ARKM.1962-101-1917

Putting new pom pom fringe on the parasol and heading out for the Palm Fete Parade which was held in Miami, Florida with these images being in a folder labeled “1915 Palm Fete Parade” that is part of the Woman’s Club Coconut Grove Records Collection at the University of Miami Library.

*Coconut Grove entry at Palm Fete Parade.* Miami, Florida. Image ca. 1915. American. Stamped DEVINE AND HAYES Commercial Photographers 300 Second street, MIAMI, FLORIDA on the back. Woman’s Club of Coconut Grove Records Collection, University of Miami Library Special Collections. Copyright not determined but probably in the public domain due to age. via https://digitalcollections.library.miami.edu/digital/collection/asm0400/id/79/rec/1

*Housekeepers Club entry at Palm Fete Parade.* Miami, Florida. Image ca. 1915. American. Stamped DEVINE AND HAYES Commercial Photographers 300 Second street, MIAMI, FLORIDA on the back with “Housekeepers Club car loaned by Mr. Commers for the officers; Miss Flora McFarlane President, Mrs. Clinkenbeard Vice-President, Mrs. Wade Secretary Mrs. Commers Treasurer. At the Parade in Miami Florida, January 12th 1915 First prize” written on the back. The Housekeepers Club is the original name of the Woman’s Club of Coconut Grove. Woman’s Club of Coconut Grove Records Collection, University of Miami Library Special Collections. Copyright not determined but probably in the public domain due to age. via https://digitalcollections.library.miami.edu/digital/collection/asm0400/id/22/rec/3

*Mrs. D.T. Davis and Lillian Justison for Coconut Grove entry in Palm Fete Parade.* Miami, Florida. Image ca. 1915. American. Stamped DEVINE AND HAYES Commercial Photographers 300 Second street, MIAMI, FLORIDA with “*Back seat. Mrs. D.T. Davis, Mrs. Dr Justison Sc. Driver Harold Dr B. Justison, Mrs. Lillian Justison 1915″* written on the back. Woman’s Club of Coconut Grove Records Collection, University of Miami Library Special Collections. Copyright not determined but probably in the public domain due to age. via https://digitalcollections.library.miami.edu/digital/collection/asm0400/id/105/rec/4

Eventually the Palm Fete went away; it appears it was the forerunner of the Orange Bowl parade.

Photographs in various California archives and museums of the Fiesta de las Flores, a festival and parade that was held in Los Angeles, California. Appearing yearly between 1894 and 1916, the Fiesta was founded by local boosters in an attempt to outdo the Tournament of Roses in Pasadena. No that did not work.

*La Fiesta de las Flores 1907: A flower-covered float shaped like a sailing ship is part of the La Fiesta de las Flores parade. Behind the float is the entrance for Bullocks department store.* Los Angeles, California. From a family photo album kept by Edward and Flora Weston, mostly in Tropico (now south Glendale), Los Angeles County. California USA. 1907. American. Silver albumen print. Photographer not given. Collections of the Getty Museum. Copyright not determined. https://www.getty.edu/art/collection/object/104M5M#full-artwork-details

*La Fiesta de las Flores 1907: Parade marchers dressed in costume in front of the California Furniture Company building. Los Angeles, California.* From a family photo album kept by Edward and Flora Weston, mostly in Tropico (now south Glendale), Los Angeles County. California USA. 1907. American. Silver albumen print. Photographer not given. Collections of the Getty Museum. Copyright not determined. https://www.getty.edu/art/collection/object/104M5N

*La Fiesta de las Flores 1907: Marchers in the La Fiesta de las Flores parade move past the front of the California Furniture Company as the crowd looks on.. Los Angeles, California.* From a family photo album kept by Edward and Flora Weston, mostly in Tropico (now south Glendale), Los Angeles County. California USA. 1907. American. Silver albumen print. Photographer not given. Collections of the Getty Museum. Copyright not determined. https://www.getty.edu/art/collection/object/104M5P

*La Fiesta de las Flores, Los Angeles, California. Man, two women, one child pose in flower-decorated crank steering, single tube tire automobile entry in the 1901 Fiesta de las Flores.* Frank L. Park and Company, photographers. Stamped on the back: *Santa Fe Route News Service, Fred Harvey, Manager Los Angeles.* Collections of the California State Library. https://csl.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/discovery/fulldisplay?docid=alma990013843890205115&context=L&vid=01CSL_INST:CSL

Mildred Howell Lewis, winner of the 1896 Fiesta de las Flores of Los Angeles: Mildred Howell Lewis was crowned queen of the third Los Angeles Fiesta de las Flores in 1896, but lost the medal that went along with the honor, until it was discovered recently by two blacksmiths shifting through ash heaps recently in Santa Ana and it was returned to her. This photograph was published in an April 9, 1936 newspaper story that ran in the Los Angeles Times, with the newspaper caption reading: Mrs. Mildred Howell Lewis is shown above as reigning queen of the third Los Angeles Fiesta de las Flores forty years ago, and on the right as she appears now. A medal awarded her as Fiesta Queen in 1896 was found in a Santa Ana ash heap and returned to her. Los Angeles Times Photographic Collection, University of South California, Los Angeles Library Special Collections. Cc0 license 4.0. via https://digital.library.ucla.edu/catalog/ark:/21198/zz002j78t4

16th Street School Students: Group portrait of young girls dressed for the La Fiesta in 1894. Los Angeles, California. Photographer not given. Security Pacific National Bank Collection, TESSA Digital Collections of the Los Angeles Public Library. Photograph itself in the public domain due to age. https://tessa2.lapl.org/digital/collection/photos/id/94173

Living their best life out in California, mostly in Tropico (now south Glendale) but some were shot in Seattle. Imagery from a family photo album kept by Edward and Flora Weston that is in the collections of the Getty Museum. Edward Weston was a noted American photographer who lived to be old but these photographs are from when he was a young father judging by the photographs. ca. 1902-1911.

*Nell visiting near Seattle 1906: A woman sitting by a fireplace,* staring into the flames. From a family photo album kept by Edward and Flora Weston, mostly in Tropico (now south Glendale), Los Angeles County. California USA ca. 1902-1911. American. Gelatin silver print. Collections of the Getty Museum. Under copyright. https://www.getty.edu/art/collection/object/104M22

*Swimming. Nell visiting near Seattle 1906.* From a family photo album kept by Edward and Flora Weston, mostly in Tropico (now south Glendale), Los Angeles County. California USA ca. 1902-1911. American. Gelatin silver print. Photographer not given. Collections of the Getty Museum. Under copyright. https://www.getty.edu/art/collection/object/104M23#full-artwork-details

*Nell Cole petting a deer: Nell visiting near Seattle 1906.* From a family photo album kept by Edward and Flora Weston, mostly in Tropico (now south Glendale), Los Angeles County. California USA ca. 1902-1911. American. Gelatin silver print. Under copyright. Collections of the Getty Museum. Copyright not determined. https://www.getty.edu/art/collection/object/104M24#full-artwork-details

Pets; Alberta and Kenneth and Warren: Child petting a cat, with an older woman in the background. From a family photo album kept by Edward and Flora Weston, mostly in Tropico (now south Glendale), Los Angeles County. California USA ca. 1902-1911. American. Gelatin silver print, ca. 1906. Photographer not given. Collections of the Getty Museum. Under copyright. https://www.getty.edu/art/collection/object/104M27#full-artwork-details

*C.C. Chandler’s Children and Grandchildren 1905:Two little girls with pointed party hats on; one holds an American flag in her hand.* From a family photo album kept by Edward and Flora Weston, mostly in Tropico (now south Glendale), Los Angeles County. California USA ca. 1902-1911. American. Gelatin silver print. Photographer not given. Collections of the Getty Museum. Under copyright. https://www.getty.edu/art/collection/object/104M2A#full-artwork-details

*C.C. Chandler’s Children and Grandchildren 1905: Two girls holding flags.* Presumably photographed on the same day, and also on the 4th of July. From a family photo album kept by Edward and Flora Weston, mostly in Tropico (now south Glendale), Los Angeles County. California USA ca. 1902-1911. American. Gelatin silver print. Photographer not given. Collections of the Getty Museum. Under copyright. https://www.getty.edu/art/collection/object/104M2D#full-artwork-details

*C.C. Chandler’s Children and Grandchildren 1905: Women at the beach. California.* From a family photo album kept by Edward and Flora Weston, mostly in Tropico (now south Glendale), Los Angeles County. California USA. American. Gelatin silver print. Photographer not given. Collections of the Getty Museum. Under copyright. https://www.getty.edu/art/collection/object/104M2F#full-artwork-details

*Group portrait of bathers at Catalina Harbor. California.* From a family photo album kept by Edward and Flora Weston, mostly in Tropico (now south Glendale), Los Angeles County. California USA. American. Gelatin silver print, ca. 1906. Photographer not given. Collections of the Getty Museum. Under copyright. https://www.getty.edu/art/collection/object/104M35#full-artwork-details

*Young girl on tricycle, holding flag.* From a family photo album kept by Edward and Flora Weston, mostly in Tropico (now south Glendale), Los Angeles County. California USA. American. Gelatin silver print, ca. 1902-1911. Photographer not given. Collections of the Getty Museum. Under copyright. https://www.getty.edu/art/collection/object/104M4J#full-artwork-details

*Two women standing in a meadow with armloads of flowers.* California. From a family photo album kept by Edward and Flora Weston, mostly in Tropico (now south Glendale), Los Angeles County. California USA. American. Gelatin silver print, ca. 1907. Photographer not given. Collections of the Getty Museum. Under copyright. https://www.getty.edu/art/collection/object/104M6X#full-artwork-details

A group of school children holding American flags outside Tropico Grammar School. Glendale California USA. From a family photo album kept by Edward and Flora Weston, mostly in Tropico (now south Glendale), Los Angeles County. California USA. American. Gelatin silver print, ca. 1906. Photographer not given. Collections of the Getty Museum. Under copyright. https://www.getty.edu/art/collection/object/104M7G#full-artwork-details

All dressed up with more tulle petticoats than Vivien Leigh wore in “Gone with the Wind.” Imagery from Southern California’s Coronet Debutante Ball. Various years. From TESSA by way of Calisphere.

Coronet Ball debutantes – Los Angeles: Glamour and glory are all theirs for this one night at least, as the excited Coronet Ball debutantes, in white dresses and 18-button gloves, line up before the coming-out ceremony. American. James Ruebsamen, photographer. Published in the *Herald-Examiner* newspaper on February 3, 1985. Herald-Examiner Collection, TESSA, the digital collections of the Los Angeles Public Library. Under copyright. https://tessa2.lapl.org/digital/collection/photos/id/28371/rec/1

Debutantes prepare for Coronet Ball: to be presented – Among the 32 young women who will be presented to Southland society at the Coronet Debutante Ball are from left, Susan Knaggs, Judith Kent, Joyce Canaday, Adrienne Meehan and Randalla Richardson. American. Photographer not given but photographed for the *Valley Times* newspaper where it was published on November 7, 1960. Valley Times Photograph Collection, TESSA, the digital collections of the Los Angeles Public Library. Under copyright. https://tessa2.lapl.org/digital/collection/photos/id/66447/rec/2

Coronet Ball debutantes: Dolled-up debutantes, top, cluster in nervous groups to await their presentation Saturday at the 38th annual Coronet Debutante Ball. The traditional blast was held at the Beverly Hilton, and a whopping 37 debs celebrated their coming out. Their dapper escorts ditched the highfalutin togs after midnight and all watoosied until 3 in the morning. American. Photographed for the *Herald-Examiner* newspaper where it was published on December 2, 1986. Herald-Examiner Collection, TESSA, the digital collections of the Los Angeles Public Library. Under copyright. https://tessa2.lapl.org/digital/collection/photos/id/28370/rec/4

Coronet tea announces 32: Coronet dreaming – Holding replica of symbolic coronet and dreaming of November’s presentation ball are five Valley 1960 Coronet Debutantes of National Charity League of Los Angeles, Misses Randalla Richardson, Joyce Meehan, Joyce Canaday, Judith Kent and Susan Knaggs, from left. Names were announced at afternoon Bel-Air tea yesterday. American. Photographer not given but photographed for the *Valley Times* newspaper where it was published on August 31, 1960. Valley Times Photograph Collection, TESSA, the digital collections of the Los Angeles Public Library. Under copyright. https://tessa2.lapl.org/digital/collection/photos/id/66446/rec/8

So much for the hot chocolate and roaring fires. Taking the iceboat down from the rafters and off to Mystic Lake to freeze your mittens off.

*Mystic Lake, Winchester, Massachusetts.* Image ca. 1935-1955. American. Photograph, gelatin silver print. Arthur Griffin, photographer (born in 1903). Image under copyright Collections of the Griffin Museum of Photography. via https://www.digitalcommonwealth.org/search/commonwealth:sf269c44m

Accident on Mystic Lake, Massachusetts. January 22, 1922 image. American. Glass negative. Leslie Jones, photographer (1888-1967). Image © estate of the photographer. Leslie Jones Collection, Boston Public Library. https://www.digitalcommonwealth.org/search/commonwealth:pg15k816x

Rambler dismasted at Mystic Lake ice boat race. Massachusetts. January 22, 1922 image. American. Glass negative. Leslie Jones, photographer (1888-1967). Image © estate of the photographer. Leslie Jones Collection, Boston Public Library. https://www.digitalcommonwealth.org/search/commonwealth:3t946992v

The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum photographed back in the olden time when it was called Fenway Court and Mrs. Gardner lived up stairs. Mostly images of her apartment up on the third floor it looks like. Images from Digital Commonwealth.