Box 2
Contains 32 Results:
Paul Clayton (taken the day he was four months old), circa 1862
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.
A [ndrew W [allace] Evans, circa 1864 -1872
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. Amos Alexander Evans (grandfather of Paul Clayton), 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.
Dr. Amos Alexander Evans (grandfather of Paul Clayton), 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.
Dr. Amos Alexander Evans (grandfather of Paul Clayton), 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.
Mary Evans (grandmother of Paul Clayton), circa 1873-1874
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.
E. M. Clayton (grandmother of Paul Clayton), circa 1882-1883
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 Barbara on ship to Europe, circa 1890s
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.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton, Ellen, Julius, and Paul, circa 1890s
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 baby (Christmas), 1895
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.