Charles Arthur Lindholm photograph collection, between 1890 and 1916?
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Overview of the Collection
- Collector
- Lindholm, Charles Arthur
- Title
- Charles Arthur Lindholm photograph collection
- Dates
- between 1890 and 1916? (inclusive)18901916
- Quantity
- 15 photographic prints
- Collection Number
- PH0081
- Summary
- Photographs of Stockholm, Sweden and Gothenburg, Sweden
- Repository
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University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections
Special Collections
University of Washington Libraries
Box 352900
Seattle, WA
98195-2900
Telephone: 2065431929
Fax: 2065431931
speccoll@uw.edu - Access Restrictions
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Entire collection can be viewed on the Librarie's Digital Collections website. Permission of Visual Materials curator required to view originals. Contact Special Collections for more information.
- Additional Reference Guides
- Languages
- English
Biographical Note
Charles Arthur Lindholm was born in White Rock, Minnesota on December 15,1876 and died around 1947. His parents were Charles Philip Lindolm and Helga Helena Strommertz who both immagrated from Sweden. The family lived in the Dekota Territory during Charles Arthur Lindholm's youth. His mother died of an illnness leaving him and three other siblings motherless at a young age. He was then taken in by his uncle Axel Theodore Lindholm to recieve a good education. His uncle Axle was a writer and poet, born on May 1853, in Gothenburg, Sweden.
On June 15,1898, Charles Arthur Lindholm enlisted in the 1st Co. of U.S. volunteer Signal Corps. He served in the Spanish American War and was discharged Janurary 24, 1899. He studied for the stage, and toured the U.S. and Canada with John Griffith Co. in 1900. He also played with S Labadis Faust Company and Quo Vadis Company in the south in 1901. He was a member of the Dick Ferris Stock Company. He wrote his own one act play, "The Man From Minnesota," and starred in it as Charles Lutefisk. On Februrary 13,1913 he married Flora Amanda Kramer from Kenyon Minnesota.
Content Description
Photographs of the Royal School of Forestry and National Institute for Materials Testing in Stockholm, Sweden. Also includes collotype reproductions of scenes of Gothenburg, Sweden.
Use of the Collection
Alternative Forms Available
View the digital version of the collection
Restrictions on Use
Restrictions may exist on reproduction, quotation, or publication. Contact Special Collections, University of Washington Libraries for details.
Administrative Information
Return to TopDetailed Description of the Collection
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Stockholm, Sweden
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Description: The Royal School of ForestryDates: Between 1913 and 1916?Container: Folder 1, Item 1-2
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Description: Royal Academy Art SchoolDates: Between 1913 and 1916Container: Folder 1, Item 3
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Gothenburg, Sweden
Göteborg is the Swedish name.
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Description: University of GothenburgDates: Between 1890 and 1905?Container: Folder 1, Item 4
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Description: Statue of Gustav Adolfs TorgDates: Between 1890 and 1905?Container: Folder 1, Item 5
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Description: Statue of Jonas Alströmer on Lilla Torget Street
Christinae Kyrka clock tower on North Harbor Street can be seen in the background
Dates: Between 1890 and 1905?Container: Folder 1, Item 6 -
Description: Palace Hotel on South Harbor StreetDates: Between 1890 and 1905?Container: Folder 1, Item 7
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Description: The King's Gate Bridge and East Harbor StreetDates: Between 1890 and 1905?Container: Folder 1, Item 8
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Description: Buildings along Kingsgate AvenueDates: Between 1890 and 1905?Container: Folder 1, Item 9
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Description: Buildings and Ships at the PortDates: Between 1890 and 1905?Container: Folder 1, Item 10
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Description: Grounds of the Botanical GardenDates: Between 1890 and 1905?Container: Folder 1, Item 11
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Description: Lion Sconce, a fortress on Gullberg hillDates: Between 1890 and 1905?Container: Folder 1, Item 12
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Description: Crown Sconce, a fortess on Risåsberget hillDates: Between 1890 and 1905?Container: Folder 1, Item 13
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Dates: Between 1890 and 1905?Container: Folder 1, Item 14
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Description: Panorama of GothenburgDates: Between 1890 and 1905?Container: Folder 1, Item 15
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