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Photo Description
One man, one woman, and nine children are shown outside their house. They are presumably a family. The parents are sitting in chairs, the woman with a baby in her lap, while the rest of the children are standing around them. The children are a mix of toddlers, young children, and teenagers. The house behind them is the Dog-Trot style of the Cracker house architecture, common in Florida during this time period, with two pens separated by a central hallway and a lack of front door. There is a mailbox right behind the family, and the house is enclosed by a fence made of wooden posts and chicken wire.
Keywords
Woman; man; children; family; house; trees; mailbox; fence
Subject
Men—Florida; Women—Florida; Children—Florida; Infants—Florida; Houses—Florida; Dwellings—Florida; Trees
Date Original
Circa 1908
Number of Images
2
Format
image/jpeg
Type
image
Size Original
6 x 8 inch
Side of Image
Back of Image
Place
Florida
Digital Reproduction Specifications
Jpeg2000 images were derived from no less than 400 dpi tiff images
Date Digital
2019-07-23
Date Contributed
June 2020
Identifier
DP0022761-049
Rights
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File Location
U:\SpecialCollections\Special Collections\Florida Homesteaders Photographs\DP0022761
Collection
Link to Descriptive Guide
Recommended Citation
"Parents and Nine Children Posing in Front of House" (1908). Florida Homesteaders Photographs Collection. 73.
https://stars.library.ucf.edu/floridahomesteadersphotographs/73
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