Lebanon, Kentucky photographs
Abstract
Descriptive Summary
- Title
- Lebanon, Kentucky photographs
- Date
- circa 1860s-1920s (inclusive)
- Extent
- 0.09 Cubic Feet
- Subjects
- Lebanon (Ky.)
- tintypes (prints)
- cartes-de-visite (card photographs)
- Arrangement
- Collection is arranged by format.
- Preferred Citation
- 2021av020: [identification of item], Lebanon, Kentucky photographs, circa 1860s-1920s, University of Kentucky Special Collections and Resource Center
- Repository
- University of Kentucky
Collection Overview
- Scope and Content
- The Lebanon, Kentucky photographs (dated circa 1860s-1920s; 0.09 cubic feet; 1 box) consists of four tintypes, one carte de visite, and four silver gelatin prints taken in and depicting Lebanon, Kentucky. The carte de visite was produced at Miller photographic studio in Lebanon, Kentucky and appears to be a Native American man. Subjects include a school, firefighters in front of station, and the home of May Kirk, all in Lebanon, Kentucky.
Restrictions on Access and Use
- Conditions Governing Access
- Collection is open to researchers by appointment.
- Use Restrictions
- The physical rights to the materials in this collection are held by the University of Kentucky Special Collections Research Center.
Contents of the Collection
Five unidentified men with a bicycle presumably in Lebanon, Kentucky, tintype, undated
Five unidentified men humorously posed around a bench, presumably in Lebanon, Kentucky, tintype, undated
Three well-dressed women in hats with backs to the camera, presumably in Lebanon, Kentucky, tintype, undated
One unidentified woman standing in window with curtain, likely a studio backdrop, presumably in Lebanon, Kentucky, tintype, undated
Unidentified man, possibly of Native American descent, photographer Miller in Lebanon, Kentucky, cabinet card, undated
Lebanon public school class photograph, photographed by Gray & Miller in Lebanon, Kentucky., circa 1889-1890
- Box 1, item 6
Scope and Contents
Written on back:
1st Row. L to R. Wm Powell #2, Hill Spalding #2, Tim Russell #3, John Woods #4, Chas. Clesor #5 (?), Edgar Edmonds #7, Alfreed Walls #10 2nd Row, L. to R. P.K. McElroy #4, Robt Lyle #5, Moses Shrodsky #8, Geo. Neubolt #13 3rd Row Blanche Stoy #1, May Kirck #2, Ethel Pyer #3, Lucy Roins #5, Lucia McAfee #7, Addie McElroy #8, Effie McElroy #10, (Mrs. Bruce Eidolen) Maud Newbalt #11, E. Carl Litsey #13. 4th Row - John R. thomas #1, Alice Miller #6, Prof. P. Henry #7.
(Lebanon Public School) Erected in 1885 or 1886 Photo circa 1889 or 1890
Group of men in uniforms swords out standing behind seated women in front of a house, circa 1890s
- Box 1, item 7
Scope and Contents
Back stamped with Miller's Art Gallery, Lebanon, KY.
Girl on porch one of May Kirk's sisters
1. Mary Vancleave 4. Ella Sweeney 5. May Kirk
Horse drawn fire engine in front of station with firefighters and police chief in Lebanon, Kentucky, circa 1900
- Box 1, item 8
Scope and Contents
On back of photograph:
Left to Right - #2 J. W. Miller, Harry S. Stoy, Edgar Bowman, Bert Hilpp (standing), John McKenna, ___ Hamilton, Will Canary, Ivo Canary (Fire Chief), Will Beckett, J. Ark Thompson, Chief of Police
Horse - "Jack the Ripper"
Hundreds of turkeys on the street outside of Sam C. Mackin feed sale and commission stable in Lebanon, Kentucky, circa 1920s
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