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[Portrait of Two Men, Four Women, and Six Children]

Description: Photograph of 12 people. This portrait is of two men, a woman and a young boy standing behind three seated women with five children around them. The photograph's envelope says the name Tommy Fuller. One of the men is wearing a t-shirt and the other is wearing a button-down shirt with suspenders and a hat. The woman standing between them is wearing a blouse and slacks with a belt. The young boy standing next to them is wearing a button down shirt. The three women in front of them are seate… more
Date: unknown
Creator: Born, Julius
Item Type: Refine your search to only Photograph
Partner: River Valley Pioneer Museum

[Portraits of Four Women]

Description: Photograph of 4 people. This image is of two photographs that appear to be identical and side by side. The photograph's envelope says the name Tommy Fuller, but does not state its significance to the photograph. There are two women seated on what appears to be a bench and two women that are leaning down behind them. The two seated women are wearing blouses and slacks. One of the women seated has her arms folded and the other has one arm around the woman next to her and the other in her lap… more
Date: unknown
Creator: Born, Julius
Item Type: Refine your search to only Photograph
Partner: River Valley Pioneer Museum

[Portrait of Two Men, Four Women, and Six Children]

Description: Photograph of 12 people. This portrait is of two men, a woman and a young boy standing behind three seated women with five children around them. The photograph's envelope says the name Tommy Fuller, but does not state its significance to the photograph. One of the men standing is wearing a t-shirt and slacks and the other is wearing a button-down shirt with suspenders and a hat. The woman standing between them is wearing a blouse with slacks and a belt. The young boy is wearing a button-do… more
Date: unknown
Creator: Born, Julius
Item Type: Refine your search to only Photograph
Partner: River Valley Pioneer Museum
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