Box 2
Contains 32 Results:
Mary Clayton (Earle), circa 1880-1890
The Clayton-Evans Family Photograph Collection consists of two boxes of 52 photographs, the majority depicting members of the Clayton-Evans family, dating circa 1850s-1902. There are also some photographs of the U.S.S. Constitution in Boston as well as a portrait of Anne Lowe, an African American woman identified as "nurse for Paul." The image formats include cased photographs – daguerreotypes and ambrotypes or tintypes – matted prints, carte de visites, and cabinet cards.
Mary Clayton (Earle), circa 1880-1890
The Clayton-Evans Family Photograph Collection consists of two boxes of 52 photographs, the majority depicting members of the Clayton-Evans family, dating circa 1850s-1902. There are also some photographs of the U.S.S. Constitution in Boston as well as a portrait of Anne Lowe, an African American woman identified as "nurse for Paul." The image formats include cased photographs – daguerreotypes and ambrotypes or tintypes – matted prints, carte de visites, and cabinet cards.
Mary Clayton (Earle) and dog, circa 1880-1890
The Clayton-Evans Family Photograph Collection consists of two boxes of 52 photographs, the majority depicting members of the Clayton-Evans family, dating circa 1850s-1902. There are also some photographs of the U.S.S. Constitution in Boston as well as a portrait of Anne Lowe, an African American woman identified as "nurse for Paul." The image formats include cased photographs – daguerreotypes and ambrotypes or tintypes – matted prints, carte de visites, and cabinet cards.
Paul Brown, undated
The Clayton-Evans Family Photograph Collection consists of two boxes of 52 photographs, the majority depicting members of the Clayton-Evans family, dating circa 1850s-1902. There are also some photographs of the U.S.S. Constitution in Boston as well as a portrait of Anne Lowe, an African American woman identified as "nurse for Paul." The image formats include cased photographs – daguerreotypes and ambrotypes or tintypes – matted prints, carte de visites, and cabinet cards.
Unidentified man, 1880s
The Clayton-Evans Family Photograph Collection consists of two boxes of 52 photographs, the majority depicting members of the Clayton-Evans family, dating circa 1850s-1902. There are also some photographs of the U.S.S. Constitution in Boston as well as a portrait of Anne Lowe, an African American woman identified as "nurse for Paul." The image formats include cased photographs – daguerreotypes and ambrotypes or tintypes – matted prints, carte de visites, and cabinet cards.
U.S.S. Constitution [includes note], 1904-1905
The Clayton-Evans Family Photograph Collection consists of two boxes of 52 photographs, the majority depicting members of the Clayton-Evans family, dating circa 1850s-1902. There are also some photographs of the U.S.S. Constitution in Boston as well as a portrait of Anne Lowe, an African American woman identified as "nurse for Paul." The image formats include cased photographs – daguerreotypes and ambrotypes or tintypes – matted prints, carte de visites, and cabinet cards.
Unidentified boys, circa 1850-1860
The Clayton-Evans Family Photograph Collection consists of two boxes of 52 photographs, the majority depicting members of the Clayton-Evans family, dating circa 1850s-1902. There are also some photographs of the U.S.S. Constitution in Boston as well as a portrait of Anne Lowe, an African American woman identified as "nurse for Paul." The image formats include cased photographs – daguerreotypes and ambrotypes or tintypes – matted prints, carte de visites, and cabinet cards.
Anne Lowe (nurse for Paul [Clayton]), circa 1894-1901
The Clayton-Evans Family Photograph Collection consists of two boxes of 52 photographs, the majority depicting members of the Clayton-Evans family, dating circa 1850s-1902. There are also some photographs of the U.S.S. Constitution in Boston as well as a portrait of Anne Lowe, an African American woman identified as "nurse for Paul." The image formats include cased photographs – daguerreotypes and ambrotypes or tintypes – matted prints, carte de visites, and cabinet cards.
Dr. Henry K. Oliver of Boston, Massachusetts (uncle of Mary Evans Clayton), before 1902
The Clayton-Evans Family Photograph Collection consists of two boxes of 52 photographs, the majority depicting members of the Clayton-Evans family, dating circa 1850s-1902. There are also some photographs of the U.S.S. Constitution in Boston as well as a portrait of Anne Lowe, an African American woman identified as "nurse for Paul." The image formats include cased photographs – daguerreotypes and ambrotypes or tintypes – matted prints, carte de visites, and cabinet cards.
Helen Brown Clayton and daughter Mary (grandmother to T. & B. Rex), undated
The Clayton-Evans Family Photograph Collection consists of two boxes of 52 photographs, the majority depicting members of the Clayton-Evans family, dating circa 1850s-1902. There are also some photographs of the U.S.S. Constitution in Boston as well as a portrait of Anne Lowe, an African American woman identified as "nurse for Paul." The image formats include cased photographs – daguerreotypes and ambrotypes or tintypes – matted prints, carte de visites, and cabinet cards.