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"Scrap Book": photographs of Pauline Lindsay and her friends and family

Collection Type

  • Photography

Date

1934-1938

Location Note

albums # 91,92, & 93

GUSN

GUSN-194380

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Description

Album presumably put together by Pauline Lindsay, with a handwritten title in the front that reads, "The Best Moving Pictures And Entertainments I Have Seen During 1938 And 1939." The first page of the album has a magazine clipping of a photograph of Mickey Rooney glued onto it. The rest of the album consists of snapshots of Pauline Lindsay and her friends and family. Also included are photographs of a camp she was at in 1938, with some snapshots of cabin mates and other girls at the camp. Several photographs are of locations in Gloucester and Rockport, and one is of Wakefield. There are some images of Pauline's pets, including cats and a bunny. Photographs of the family's cars seem to have some importance.

At the back of the album are some loose leaf sheets of what appear to be Pauline's homework. It is a paper called "English Authors, 1332-1668" on which she got a C.

Details

Descriptive Terms

portraits
families
mothers
fathers
snow skis
automobiles
camps (recreation areas)
actors
photograph albums
scrapbooks
snapshots

Additional Identification Number

album number 93

Physical Description

1 photograph album : leather cover with string binding

Collection Code

PC009

Collection Name

Photograph albums collection

Date of Acquisition

2011

Reference Code

PC009.093

Acquisition Type

Gift

Image Dimensions

11.5 x 8.5 (HxW)(inches)

Places

Gloucester (Essex county, Massachusetts)
Rockport (Essex county, Massachusetts)
Wakefield (Middlesex county, Massachusetts)

Record Details

Material Type

photograph albums
scrapbooks
snapshots

Subjects

pets

Accruals Note

The album is in poor condition, with all of the pages detached from the binding.

Description Level

Item

Location Note

albums # 91,92, & 93

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