Photograph- Seven men standing on platform of a railroad car with President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. From left are: George Earle, Hon. Joseph Guffy, Mayor James H. Ross, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, James Hale Steinman, and Col. E. M. Watson.
Photograph- Seven men standing on platform of a railroad car with President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. From left are: George Earle, Hon. Joseph Guffy, Mayor James H. Ross, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, James Hale Steinman, and Col. E. M. Watson.
Description
Seven men standing on platform of a railroad car with President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. From left are: George Earle, Hon. Joseph Guffy, Mayor James H. Ross, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, James Hale Steinman, and Col. E. M. Watson.
Plan for South East Ward, also showing 1 drawing each of St. James Free Episcopal Church, Western Hotel, Rockland Cotton Mill, Red Lion Hotel, Residence of James Black, Esq., Lancaster County Prison, Ephrata Mountain Springs--locations of buildings are noted. 1 print only
William M. Meredith, Philadelphia. Died while a member of legislature, 1873.
Provenance
Red leather album compiled by Henry Carter. Contains cabinet cards and carte de visites of the members of the Pennsylvania State Legislature who met in 1873 to revise the state constitution. Album was given by Henry Carter's daughter, Kate, to George W. Hensel, Jr. Mr. Hensel's wife donated the album to LCHS.
John H. Walker, Erie, Republican. Died January 1875.
Provenance
Red leather album compiled by Henry Carter. Contains cabinet cards and carte de visites of the members of the Pennsylvania State Legislature who met in 1873 to revise the state constitution. Album was given by Henry Carter's daughter, Kate, to George W. Hensel, Jr. Mr. Hensel's wife donated the album to LCHS.
Malcolm Hay, Pittsburgh, Democrat. Died October 31, 1885.
Provenance
Red leather album compiled by Henry Carter. Contains cabinet cards and carte de visites of the members of the Pennsylvania State Legislature who met in 1873 to revise the state constitution. Album was given by Henry Carter's daughter, Kate, to George W. Hensel, Jr. Mr. Hensel's wife donated the album to LCHS.
Samuel Dimmich, Susquehanna County, Republican. Died as Attorney General, 1875.
Provenance
Red leather album compiled by Henry Carter. Contains cabinet cards and carte de visites of the members of the Pennsylvania State Legislature who met in 1873 to revise the state constitution. Album was given by Henry Carter's daughter, Kate, to George W. Hensel, Jr. Mr. Hensel's wife donated the album to LCHS.
