University of Washington Libraries, Special CollectionsPH1538Purcell, Abbie Ann StimsonAbbie Ann Stimson
Purcell photographs and scrapbooksapproximately
1853-194528 glass plate negatives, 36
photographs, and 3 scrapbooks (4 boxes)Collection materials are in
EnglishGlass plate copy
negatives of the Stimson and Baillargeon families, and photographs of Abbie Ann
Stimson (Purcell) and family members, professional photography by Abbie Ann
Stimson (Purcell), baby book, scrapbooks from European trips.Abbie Ann Stimson Purcell is a daughter of Abbie Baillargeon and
Harold Clarke Stimson. She was born at Hollywood Farm (in present-day
Woodinville, Washington) on August 1st, 1916. Stimson was raised between
Hollywood Farm and Queen Anne Hill in Seattle, and her siblings were Mary and
Virginia. Abbie Ann moved to the Bay Area to attend Miss Wallace’s School in
Piedmont, California, and went on to study journalism and University of
Southern California from 1936 to 1938. Just before graduating, in 1938, Abbie
and some of her friends went to Europe where they hoped to travel for about a
year. The Spanish Civil War broke out, and though she wanted to stay and cover
it as a journalist, she was denied access since it was considered too dangerous
for a woman. She was sent for by her father, and returned along from Le Havre
to New York with other refugees on the Queen Mary 1939. Presumably, Abbie’s
journalistic ambitions were tempered by this experience, and she enrolled in
The Art Center School of Photography in Pasadena. She was a student of Ed
Kaminski and Ansel Adams, and her work shows their influence. Her early
professional work is mostly interiors and industrial landscapes. In the 1940s,
Abbie Ann settled in Inverness California, and was married to Steward Purcell
of Fresno, California. Abbie Ann was a professional photographer throughout her
life, and had her own studio located in Fresno, California. A poster that she
created from her photography was featured in the “Artists for Victory” show at
the Museum of Modern Art in New York in 1942. Abbie Ann created a postcard
company in the mid 60s, and continued working as a professional photographer
(primarily in northern California) until her death in 1988 (at the age of 72).
Glass plate negatives of the Stimson and Baillargeon families, and
photographs of Abbie Ann Stimson (Purcell) and family members, professional
photography by Abbie Ann Stimson (Purcell), baby book, scrapbooks from European
trips.
Entire collection can be viewed on the Libraries' Digital Collections
website. Permission of Visual Materials curator required to view originals.
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Request at UW
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University of Washington Libraries.
Donor: Ann Read, May 9, 2011.
Processed by Melanie Kay; processing completed in 2018. Originally
accessioned as PH2012-004.
Material Described Separately: Abbie Ann Stimson
Purcell Papers (Collection No. 5634)
Visual Materials Collections (University of Washington)Purcell, Abbie Ann Stimson--ArchivesStimson family--PhotographsPhotography--Washington (State)--History--SourcesEurope--PhotographsPhotographsAlbums (Books)glass plate negativesscrapbooksbaby booksPurcell, Abbie Ann Stimson--PhotographsStimson, Harold Clarke--PhotographsPurcell, Abbie Ann Stimson--Family--PhotographsBaillargeon, John A., -1950--Family--PhotographsEurope--Photographs--20th centuryAbraham Lincoln (Ship)--PhotographsSeattlePhotographs
Stimson Family Photographs1/11Harriet Abigail Stimson as a baby1853? 1/12Mrs. F.F Clarke-Nellie Clarke Stimson's
motherbetween 1865 and
1870? 1/13Harold Clarke Stimson as a babybetween 1892 and
1893? 1/14Portrait of Frederick Spencer Stimson at age
261894 Frederick Spencer Stimson was Abbie Ann Stimson's grandfather.
He married Nellie Clarke, and they had two children, Harold and Acsah.
1/15Harold Clarke Stimson at age 31896? 1/16Harold Clarke Stimson as a boy with straw
hatbetween 1897 and
1898? 1/17Portrait of Harold Clarke Stimson as a boybetween 1897 and
1898? 1/18Harold Clarke Stimson in masquerade costume at age
51898? 1/19Acsah and Harold Stimson at ages 8 and 9between 1899 and
1900? 1/110Nellie Clarke Stimson at age 301900 1/111Nellie Clarke Stimson and son Frederick F.
Stimson1904 1/112Harold Clarke Stimson and Lad Kittinger at
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition1909 1/113 Harold Clarke Stimson and other students in formation
at St. John's Military Academy1910 1/114Portrait of Harold Clarke Stimson in military
uniformbetween 1910 and
1915? 1/115Portrait of Harold Clarke Stimson in military uniform
with hatbetween 1910 and
1915? 1/116Hollywood Farm in its first year1911? The farm was located in what is now known as Woodinville,
Washington. It was run by Frederick Spencer Stimson and Nellie Stimson, and was
completed in 1911.
1/117Sunken garden at Hollywood Farm in Summer of
19161916 1/118Portrait of Abbie Baillargeon Stimson1915? 1/119-21Abbie Baillargeon Stimson on her wedding daySeptember 15,
1915James & Merrihew, Seattle and Tacoma1/122-23Abbie Ann Stimson with her mother and
sisters1924Abbie Ann Stimson, Abbie Baillargeon Stimson, Virginia Stimson,
and Mary Stimson.
1/124Postcard of the Bonanza
Tavern in Hayden Lake Idaho1924The postcard was sent to Abbie Ann Stimson from her mother
during a visit to Abbie Ann Stimson's aunt Emma Baillargeon.
Baillargeon Family Photographs1/225Postcard of J.A. Baillargeon & Co. Storebetween 1886 and
1890?The Baillargeon Building is located on the northeast corner of
Second Avenue and Spring Street in Seattle. J.A. Baillargeon & Co.
specialized in dry goods and furnishings.
1/226Abbie Ann Collinsbetween 1886 and
1890? Abbie Ann Collins was married to Joseph A. Baillargeon, and is
Abbie Ann Collins Baillargeon's mother. Abbie Ann Collins Baillargeon is named
after her.
1/227John A. Baillargeon as a baby1892?McClaire, Seattle 1/228Abbie Ann Baillargeon at her first communion, Loretto
Abbey1897? 1/229Paul Baillargeon at age 21897? Paul was Abbie Baillargeon's brother.
Glass negative shows token or medallion or stamp for Kueffel
& Esser Co., a drafting instruments and supplies company.
1/230Portrait of Paul Baillargeon as a boybetween 1898 and
1899? Paul was Abbie Baillargeon's brother.
Glass negative shows token or medallion or stamp for Kueffel
& Esser Co., a drafting instruments and supplies company.
1/231Abbie Ann Baillargeon and her kindergarten
class1897? Abbie is in the front row on the left.
1/232Cebert J. Baillargeon at age 101898? Cebert was Abbie Ann Baillargeon's brother.
1/233J. A Baillargeon on the street in Utica1903 Glass negative shows token or medallion or stamp for Kueffel
& Esser Co., a drafting instruments and supplies company.
1/234Portrait of Abbie Ann Baillargeon at the time of her
debut at age 221914 1/235The Baillargeon Homebetween 1915 and
1917? Photographs of Abbie Ann Stimson as a child1/336-37Abbie Ann Stimson on a chair wearing a white dress at
age 11917Field Studios, Seattle1/338Abbie Ann Stimson wearing her grandmother Mary
Baillargeon's green taffeta dress in front of a planter19201/339Abbie Ann Stimson wearing her grandmother Mary
Baillargeon's green taffeta dress holding a garden vine1920Abbie Ann Stimson as an adult1/440Abbie Ann Stimson and fellow students at their
graduation from Miss Wallace's School in Piedmont, California1935Gabriel Moulin, San FranciscoWritten on verso: Graduation from high school. Miss Wallace's
School, 303 Pacific Ave. Piedmont, Calif., June 1935. L to R- Abbie, Lois
Rader, Carol Brook, Avelyn Beauis (very best friend), Barbara Yates.
1/441Greeting card image of Abbie Ann Stimsonbetween 1941 and
1945?1/442Abbie Ann Stimson in hiking outfit in the
snow19421/443Abbie Ann Stimson sitting on the floor with
friendsbetween 1941 and
1943?Abbie Ann Stimson is on the right.
1/444Abbie Ann Stimson standing on a car taking a photograph
with a large professional camerabetween 1943 and
1945?The image has Abbie Ann Stimson's photography logo on it, so it
may have been a promotional photograph for her professional work.
Abbie Ann Stimson's photography1/545The Laughing Rabbitbetween 1940 and
1941?This photographs was an assignment for Ed Kaminski's class at
the Art Center School of Photography in Pasadena. It was later published in
U.S. Camera Magazine.
1/546-47Negatives of slave with hands behind back with wrist
attached to a ball and chain with swastikaOctober 12, 1942The model's name is Norman Holve. These negatives were used to
create Abbie Ann Stimson's Artists for Victory
poster which was displayed at The Museum of Modern Art in New York in 1942.
1/548-49Negatives of slave with hands behind his head and ankle
attached to ball and chain with swastikaOctober 12, 19421/550Negative of slave with bound ankles and hands behind
head standing on a floor covered in swastikas19421/551Artists for Victory poster
print showing slave with bound ankles and hands behind head standing on a floor
covered in swastikas1942Text at the bottom of the poster reads: SLAVE WORLD-OR FREE
WORLD?
This poster was on display at The Museum of Modern Art in New
York in 1942.
1/552View of Laguna Beach, California from the water with
surfers and buildings1942?Laguna Hotel can be seen in the background.
Printed on verso: Abbie Ann Stimson, 222 Holland Bldg.,
Fresno.
1/553View of waves and outcropping, probably Laguna Beach,
California1942?Printed on verso: Abbie Ann Stimson, 222 Holland Bldg.,
Fresno.
Abbie Ann Stimson's baby book254-1Baby book title page1916Handwritten on page: from her Grandfather Stimson
254-2 Illustration of children driving a car down a dirt
road1916254-3Table of Contents1916254-4a-4bAbbie Ann Stimson at 19 days old with her
mother1916254-5Abbie Ann Stimson at 19 days old1916254-6aAbbie Baillargeon Stimson on her wedding daySeptember 15,
1915254-6bNellie Clarke Stimson with Abbie Ann at 3 weeks
oldAugust 3, 1915Nellie Clarke Stimson was Abbie Ann Stimson's grandmother.
254-7Official birth announcements1916254-8aHarold Clarke Stimson holding baby Abbie Ann
StimsonMarch 25, 1917254-8bAbbie Baillargeon Stimson holding baby Abbie Ann
StimsonMarch 25, 1917254-8c Ellen Emma and Abbie Ann StimsonJune 5, 1917254-9Signatures of doctor and nurse who delivered Abbie Ann
and notes about a trip in 19281916254-10Record of accidents from birth to age 12between 1916 and
1928254-11Abbie Ann's weight from birth to age 1between 1916 and
1917254-12aAbbie Ann's weight from age 1 to age 2between 1917 and
1918254-12bNurse Frances Ann and Henrietta Adams1916254-13List of first presents and who they were recieved
from1916254-14a John A. Baillargeon in a snowdrift1917John was Abbie Ann's uncle.
254-14bThomas Baillargeon, Emma Baillargeon, Abbie Ann Stimson,
Ciebert Baillargeon, and Harold Clarke Stimson sitting outside in front of
drying laundryJune 25, 1917Thomas and Ciebert were Abbie Ann's uncles, and Emma was her
aunt.
254-14cHarold Clarke Stimson rowing a boatJuly 1917254-15Abbie Ann Stimson in a gardenbetween 1917 and
1918?254-16aJohn A. Baillargeon, Mary E. Ford, and Eunice Ford
standing behind Abbie Ann Stimson on a blanketJune 1917John A. Baillargeon was Abbie Ann's grandfather.
254-16b Abbie Ann Stimson being held by governess
PetraJune 1917254-16cAbbie Ann Stimson in the garden with governess
PetraJune 1917254-17List of presents and who they were recieved
from1916254-18aMiss Brennan (nurse) and Abbie Ann Stimson at Hollywood
Farm in Woodinville, WashingtonJuly 1917254-18bAbbie Ann Stimson, probably at Hollywood Farm in
Woodinville, Washington1917?254-18cAbbie Ann Stimson and Marie Baillargeon1917?Marie Baillargeon was Abbie Ann's aunt.
254-19Illustration of a baby combing their hair1916254-20a Mary Baillargeon with Abbie Ann Stimson and Mary
Stimson in horse-drawn carriage1919?Mary Baillargeon was Abbie Ann Stimson's grandmother.
254-20bAbbie Ann Stimson and Mary Stimson in a garden with
flowers1921254-21Notes about Abbie Ann's first bath in a bath tub and her
nicknames1916254-22aAbbie Ann Stimson at five weeks of age1916254-22bHarold Clarke Stimson and Abbie Baillargeon Stimson in
gardenAugust 26, 1916Written on page: Mother's 1st trip down-stairs.
254-22cNellie Clarke Stimson holding Abbie Ann
Stimson1916254-23aAbbie Ann Stimson at her first birthday party at
Hollywood Farm, Woodinville, Washington1917Abbie Ann Stimson is on the far right.
254-23bNotes about Abbie Ann's first pairs of shoesbetween 1916 and
1917254-24aAbbie Ann Stimson in her grandfather's hat holding his
walking sticksAugust 1918254-24bMary Baillargeon, man, Mrs. Duffield, John Stimson,
Thomas Stimson, Abbie Ann Stimson, and Mary Stimson sitting in front of
houseSeptember 1918Written on page: Mother, Uncle Jack O, Mrs. Duffield ("Ducky"
(Morae)).
"Uncle Jack O" might be Ciebert J. Baillargeon.
254-24cJohn Stimson, Thomas Stimson, Mrs. Duffield, two boys,
Mary Stimson, and Abbie Ann Stimson September 1918Written on page: "Tommy, John, Mary, A.A., and "Ducky".
254-24dMary Stimson and Abbie Ann Stimson at Volunteer Park in
Seattle, WashingtonNovember 1918254-24eAbbie Ann Stimson in front of pond at Hollywood Farm in
Woodinville, WashingtonJanuary 1919254-24fAbbie Ann Stimson in front of house at Hollywood Farm in
Woodinville, WashingtonJanuary 1919254-25aHarold Clarke Stimson in a motorboat on Lake Chelan,
Washington1919254-25bMary Baillargeon, Abbie Ann Stimson, and Mary Stimson at
a parkMay 1917254-25cAbbie Baillargeon Stimson in a motorboat on Lake Chelan,
Washington1919254-25dTwo men standing in front of a Hollywood Farm truck in
Woodinville, WashingtonMarch 1919254-25eNotes about Abbie Ann Stimson's first
"outings"between 1916 and
1917254-25fMary Baillargeon, Abbie Ann Stimson, and Mary Stimson at
a parkMay 1919254-25gHarold Clarke Stimson, Abbie Ann Stimson, and Mary
Stimson, probably at Hollywood Farm in Woodinville, Washington1916254-25hAbbie Ann Stimson in horse-drawn carriage being pulled
by Prince the horse1919?254-25iAbbie Ann Stimson in her first rain coat1920?254-26aAbbie Ann Stimson wearing her grandmother Mary
Baillargeon's green taffeta dress1920At the time this portrait was taken, the dress was over 50 years
old.
254-26bAbbie Ann Stimson and Mary Stimson on a beach in
Californiabetween 1920 and
1921254-26cAbbie Ann Stimson and Mary Stimson building a snowman at
Hollywood Farm in Woodinville, Washingtonbetween 1920 and
1921254-27aMary Stimson, Abbie Ann Stimson, Harold Clarke Stimson,
and Abbie Baillargeon Stimson on a beach in Californiabetween 1920 and
1921254-27bAbbie Ann Stimson and Mary Stimson on a
beachbetween 1921 and
1922?254-27cNotes about Abbie Ann Stimson's first "short
clothes"1916254-28aPortrait of Abbie Ann Stimson and Mary Stimson in white
dresses on a bench1920254-28bAbbie Ann Stimson and Mary Stimson holding the cow
Jennie Wit Segis at Hollywood Farm in Woodinville, Washington1921?254-28cAbbie Ann Stimson and Mary Stimson wearing white dresses
and hats in garden with cat1921Mary Stimson is the girl holding the cat.
254-29aAbbie Baillargeon Stimson, baby Virginia Stimson, Mary
Stimson, and Abbie Ann StimsonMay 29, 1921Virginia is 2 months old in this photo.
254-29bNotes about Abbie Ann Stimson's first words1916254-29cAbbie Ann Stimson in the lily pond at Hollywood Farm in
Woodinville, Washington1920?254-30Portrait of Frederick Spencer StimsonOctober 1921Webster and Stevens, SeattleFrederick Spencer Stimson was Abbie Ann Stimson's
grandfather
254-31aNellie Clarke Stimson on a hillside in Santa Barbara,
California1922?254-31bNotes on Abbie Ann's "quaint sayings"1916254-31cAbbie Ann Stimson and Mary Stimson on the beach in Santa
Barbara, CaliforniaFebruary 1922254-32aPortrait of Joseph A. Baillargeon, Abbie Ann Stimson's
grandfather1921?James & Merrihew, Seattle254-32bAbbie Ann Stimson, Abbie Baillargeon Stimson, and Mary
Stimson sitting on steps in Santa Barbara, California 1922?254-32cMary Stimson, Virginia Stimson, and Abbie Ann Stimson
sitting on a blanket in Santa Barbara, California1922?254-32dHarold Clarke Stimson, Abbie Ann Stimson, and Mary
Stimson standing in the yard in Santa Barbara, California1922?254-32eNurse holding Virginia Stimson in Santa Barbara,
California1922?Written on page: "Nursie" (Elizabeth) & Virginia.
254-33aMary Stimson, Virginia Stimson in a baby carriage, John
Rosene III, and Abbie Ann Stimson at Hollywood Farm in Woodinville,
Washington1922254-33bNotes on Abbie Ann Stimson's first teeth1916254-33cGarden at Hollywood Farm in Woodinville,
Washington1922254-33dAbbie Baillargeon Stimson, Virginia Stimson, Mary
Stimson, and Abbie Ann Stimson in the garden at Hollywood Farm in Woodinville,
Washington1922254-33eMary Stimson, Abbie Ann Stimson, Virginia Stimson,
Thomas David Stimson and Frances Ann Stimson at Hollywood Farm in Woodinville,
Washington1922?Frances Ann Stimson and Thomas David Stimson were Abbie Ann's
cousins.
254-34aAbbie Anne Stimson and Virginia Stimson sledding at
Hollywood Farm in Woodinville, Washingtonbetween 1922 and
1923254-34bMary Stimson and Abbie Ann Stimson with "ice halos" at
Hollywood Farm in Woodinville, Washingtonbetween 1922 and
1923?254-34cAbbie Ann Stimson, Mary Stimson, and Virginia Stimson in
front of house with uprooted tree at Hollywood Farm in Woodinville,
Washingtonbetween 1922 and
1923?Written on page: Helping trans-plant in the garden.
254-34dAbbie Ann Stimson, Virginia Stimson, and Mary Stimson
with dolls in garden at Hollywood Farm in Woodinville, WashingtonApril 1923254-34eMary Stimson, Abbie Ann Stimson, and Virginia Stimson in
front of shrub at Hollywood Farm in Woodinville, Washingtonbetween 1922 and
1923?254-34fMary and Virginia Stimson on tricycles and Abbie Ann
Stimson on a bicyle at Hollywood Farm in Woodinville, Washington1923?254-35aAbbie Ann Stimson, Mary Stimson, Virginia Stimson,
Frances Ann Stimson, and Thomas David Stimson with friends at Virginia
Stimson's second birthday party at Hollywood Farms in Woodinville,
WashingtonMarch 29, 1923Written on page: Walter Moore, A.A., Francis Ann, Mary, David,
Virginia, Acsah June, "Buddy" Agnew. Frances Ann and Thomas David were Abbie
Ann Stimson's cousins.
254-35bPortrait of Paul Slattery in 1700s costume at age five
and a half1924?Paul Slattery was Abbie Ann Stimson's cousin.
254-35cAbbie Ann Stimson, Fay F. Frederick, Mary Stimson, and
other children in costumes at Frances Ann Stimson's birthday partyMay 16, 1923Frances Ann Stimson was Abbie Ann Stimson's cousin.
254-35dNotes about Abbie Ann Stimson's first
crawling1916254-36aMary and Virginia Stimson on a bench at Hollywood Farm
in Woodinville, Washington1923254-36bVirginia, Mary, and Abbie Ann Stimson standing next to
sunflowers and cornstalks at Hollywood Farm in Woodinville,
Washington1923254-36cMary, Virginia, and Abbie Ann Stimson with woman called
"Nursie" at Hollywood Farm, Woodinville, Washington1921254-37Illustration of a child throwing a fork with nurse and
notes on Abbie Ann Stimson's first knife and fork1916254-38Portrait of Emma Baillargeon Stimson and daughter
Frances Ann at seven months of ageDecember 1916254-39Illustration of toddler walking and notes on Abbie Ann
Stimson's first steps1917254-40aCardboard stitched with red thread to create the image
of a basket1921Written on card: Abbie Ann's work at 4 yrs. 6 mo.
254-40bCardboard stitched with red thread to create the image
of a little girl walking made by Abbie Ann Stimson1921The card is located between pages 40 and 41.
254-41aNotes about Abbie Ann Stimson's first
Christmas254-41b-41cNote cards from Abbie Ann Stimson's "first
beaux"1916254-42aPortrait of Reverend Father Walter T. Leahy1924?Father Leahy was Abbie Ann Stimson's godfather.
254-42bAgnes Yard, Abbie Ann Stimson, and baby1921?Written on page: Agnes Yard (godmother), Abbie Ann Stimson,
Ellen Emma.
254-43A record of events including Abbie Ann's first visitor,
christening, and Harold Clarke Stimson's service in the navy during World War
Ibetween 1916 and
1919This page includes a holy mass card for a mass performed by
Father Leahy, and telegrams regarding Harold Clarke Stimson's navy service in
World War I.
254-44A record of events including a trip with aunt Acsah
Stimson, starting dancing school, death of Frederick Spencer Stimson, and
riding a bicycle.This page includes a letter from Abbie's grandfather, Frederick
Spencer Stimson explaining why he bought her a liberty bond.
254-45aAbbie Ann's letter to Santa Clausbetween 1917 and
1918?254-45bValentine from Miss Seaburg1917?254-45cValentine from Frances Ann Stimsonbetween 1919 and
1921?254-46Easter cards from cousins John and Thomas Stimson, Aunt
Jessie, and grandmother Collinsbetween 1916 and
1918?254-47aNote cards about acheivements in "improvement" and
spelling at Forest Ridge Convent school in Seattle, Washington1924254-47bAbbie Ann Stimson riding on a horse at age 71923254-47cAbbie Ann's first letter home from school, written to
her motherOctober 1923254-47dAbbie Ann's first sewing, a small handkercheif, enclosed
in a Hollywood Gardens envelopeOctober 1923Hollywood Gardens was a floral shop operated by Nellie Clarke
Stimson (Abbie Ann's grandmother). The shop was located at Second Avenue and
Stewart Street in downtown Seattle, and sold flowers grown at Hollywood
Farms.
254-48Cards from birthday gifts from first birthday with
descriptions of gifts listed underneath1917254-49Illustration of child blowing out candle on a cake, and
notes about Abbie Ann's first birthday at Hollywood Farm in Woodinville,
Washington1917254-50aAbbie Ann, Mary, and Virginia Stimson riding horses at
Pacific Beach in Moclips, Washington1924254-50bMary, Abbie Ann, and Virginia swimming at Pacific Beach
in Moclips, Washington1924254-50c-50dDorothy Clarke and Virginia Clarke on by driftwood with
sand bucket, probably at Pacific Beach in Moclips, Washington1925254-51aAbbie Ann Stimson's height and weight at various
agesbetween 1918 and
1928254-51bThe Stimson Family at Pacific Beach in Moclips,
Washington1924Written on page: Last picture taken with mother.
Abbie Baillargeon Stimson passed away on October 22, 1924.
254-52Portrait of boy with book and note about Abbie Ann's
good disposition at 4 years old1916?254-53aLetter from Abbie Ann to her motherbetween 1925 and
1926?254-53bAbbie Ann's first letter from school with alphabet and
illustration of a personSeptember 11,
1923Abbie Ann attended Forest Ridge Convent (now the Forest Ridge
School of the Sacred Heart) beginning September 11, 1923 at age 7.
254-53cPoem written on Abbie Ann's personal stationary
addressed to Abbie Baillargeon Stimsonbetween 1925 and
1926?254-54aPostcard to Abbie Ann as a babybetween 1916 and
1917?254-54bPostcard to Abbie Ann as a baby from her father Harold
on his first trip away since her birthbetween 1916 and
1917?254-55aVirginia Stimson's fourth birthday party at Hollywood
Farm in Woodinville, Washington1925254-55bFrances Ann Stimson at Hollywood Farm in Woodinville,
Washington1925Frances Ann was Abbie Ann Stimson's cousin.
254-55cDorothy Clarke on the beach with sand bucket, probably
at Pacific Beach in Moclips, Washington1925254-55dVirginia Clarke and Dorothy Clarke with their father
Casper William Clarke, probably at Pacific Beach in Moclips,
Washington1925254-56Abbie Baillargeon Stimson with baby Abbie Ann Stimson at
eight months of age1917254-57Newspaper clipping of Abbie Baillargeon Stimson with
baby Abbie Ann Stimson at eight months of age1917W. Albee McBride Studio, Seattle254-58aPortrait of Pierre Charles Eugene Vincent1916?Pierre was an orphaned child in France. Money was sent monthly
in Abbie Ann Stimson's name to go towards the care of Pierre.
254-58bCard with information about Pierre Charles Vincent
Eugene, including address, age, and the events leading to him being an
orphan.August 1, 1916254-58cPortrait of Pierre Charles Vincent Eugene with
caretaker1916?254-58dPortrait of Pierre Charles Vincent Eugene1916?254-59aLetter to Abbie Ann as a bably from "Sister Julie" at
Notre Dame convent in BostonSeptember 1916Sister Julie was a friend of Abbie Baillargeon Stimson.
254-59bClipping from Town Crier Magazine explaining Abbie Ann's
monthly contributions for the care of Pierre Charles Vincent Eugene1916?254-59cLetter from May Lee Moscrip of MinnesotaDecember 4,
1919?254-60List of presents received at Abbie Ann's
birth1916254-61Letter from Pierre Charles Vincent Eugene's uncle to
Abbie Baillargeon Stimson1918Pierre's uncle was later killed in World War I.
254-62Letters from Abbie Ann Stimson to her fatherbetween 1924 and
1925254-63aPencil drawings of animals given to her mother for her
birthdaySeptember 29,
1922254-63bLetter from Abbie Ann to her motherOctober 1924This was the last letter written from Abbie Ann to her mother
Abbie Baillargeon Stimson before she passed away.
Abbie Ann in Europe
AlbumThis album contains photographs of Abbie Ann Stimson's 1929 trip
to Europe, Four Winds Camp on Orcas Island, Washington, Mount Ranier National
Park, Washington, and Priness Louisa Inlet, B.C. The album is bound in
leather.
Trip to Europe, 1929Professional photographs of Europe purchased by Abbie Ann
Stimson.
355-1-6Journal entry about the trip to Europe via Chicago,
Detroit, and New YorkSeptember 1929355-7Journal entry about arriving in EnglandSeptember 1929355-8a-11bViews of Chester Cathedral in Chester,
England1929355-12a-14bViews of Westminster Abbey in London,
England1929355-15a-17cViews of Ely Cathedral in Ely, England1929355-18a-20dCastles and ruins1929355-21a-23cViews of St. Paul's Cathedral in London,
England1929355-24a-24cViews of Edinburgh Castle in Edinburgh,
Scotland1929355-25aView of Edinburgh from castle window, Edinburgh,
Scotland1929355-25bSt. Margaret's Chapel at Edinburgh Castle in
Edinburgh, Scotland1929355-25cMain entrance of Edinburgh Castle and parade grounds,
Edinburgh, Scotland1929355-26aView of Edingburgh Castle, Edinburgh,
Scotland1929355-26bRoyal jewels on display at Edinburgh Castle in
Edinburgh, Scotland1929355-26cScottish National War Memorial, inside the walls of
Edinburgh Castle in Edinburgh, Scotland1929355-26dView of Edinburgh Castle from Princess Street,
Edinburgh, Scotland1929355-27aQueen Mary's bedchamber in Edinburgh Castle,
Edinburgh, Scotland1929355-27bCannon and cannonballs atop Edinburgh Castle in
Edinburgh, Scotland1929355-28a-30bViews of Clovelly, England1929355-31a-33Views of Exeter Cathedral in Exeter,
England1929355-34aExeter War Memorial in Northernhay Gardens, Exeter,
Devon, England1929355-34bView of garden, probaby at De Rougemont Manor in
Brentwood, Essex1929355-34cFigurine with bell1929355-34dCathedral Church of St. Andrews in Wells, Somerset,
England1929355-34eStreet scene in Wells, Somerset, England1929355-35a-35eViews of Cathedral Church of St. Andrews in Wells,
Somerset, England1929355-36aThe Bishop's Palace entrance, Wells, Somerset,
England1929355-36bClock in the Cathedral Church of St. Andrews, Wells,
Somerset, England1929355-36cYork Minster Abbey in York, North Yorkshire,
England1929355-36dWorchester Cathedral in Worchester,
England1929355-37aNorwich Cathedral in Norwich, England1929355-37bHereford Cathedral in Hereford, England1929355-37cLichfield Cathedral in Staffordshire,
England1929355-37dCanterbury Cathedral in Canterbury,
England1929355-37eLincoln Cathedral in Lincoln, England1929355-38aDurham Cathedral in Durham, England1929355-38bGloucester Cathedral in Gloucester,
England1929355-38cCathedral Church of St. Andrews in Wells, Somerset,
England1929355-39Peterborough Cathedral in Peterborough,
Cambridgeshire, England1929355-40a-42Views of Marken, North Holland,
Netherlands1929355-43a-46bViews of the House in the Woods, The Hague,
Netherlands1929The House in the Woods is one of three residences of the Dutch
Royal Family.
Pictures Taken on the Road to
High AdventurePhotographs of Europe taken by Abbie Ann Stimson
355-47aView of St. Ives, Cornwall, England355-47bMargaret Buschmann in the snow at Glion,
Switzerland1929355-47cView of the ruins of Pompeii, Italy1929355-48aStatue entitled Physical Energy in Hyde
Park in Westminster, London, England1929355-48bDog Memorial in Kew Royal Botanical Gardens in London,
England1929355-48cStatue of King George IV in Edinburgh,
Scotland1929355-48dFront view of Winchester Cathedral in Winchester,
England1929355-49aView of the boat on the way to Marken,
Holland1929355-49bStatue in Edinburgh, Scotland1929355-49cRoyal Botanic Garden in Edinburgh,
Scotland1929355-50aEarl Haig statue at Edinburgh Castle in Edinburgh,
Scotland1929355-50bSaint Blaisen Cathedral in Saint Blasien,
Germany1929355-50cView of Trocadero Gardens from the Eiffel Tower in
Paris, France1929355-50dLand's End headland in Cornwall, England1929This photograph is a double exposure and also shows the image
of a manor house.
355-51aView of Edinburgh Castle from parade grounds,
Edinburgh, England1929355-51bSnow scene looking across the Arno River in Florence,
Italy1929355-51cTwo women in a a horse-drawn carriage in Rome,
ItalyFebruary 1929355-52aView from hotel balcony, Paris, France1929355-52bStreet scene by canal, Bruges, Belgium1929355-52cThe Dutch House in Kew Gardens in London,
England1929The Dutch House was at one time part of a larger complex which
housed the royal family from 1728 until 1818, and again briefly in 1844.
355-52d Margaret Buschmann, Ruth A. Brown, and Abbie Ann
Stimson, probably at Kew Gardens in London, England1929Written on page: Audry Kerry is with us.
Presumably, Audry Kerry was taking the photograph.
355-53aView from hotel balcony in Paris, France1929355-53bJohn Gray's grave in Greyfriars Kirkyard in Edinburgh,
Scotland1929Written on page: Tomb of Grey Friars Bobby's Master.
John Gray was a policeman in Edinburgh. Gray died on
tuberculosis in 1858, and it is said that his dog, Grey Friar's Bobby, stayed
by his master's grave until his own death 14 years later.
355-53cWalter Scott Monument in Edinburgh,
Scotland1929355-54aForth Bridge in Edinburgh, Scotland1929355-54bShakespeare's birthplace and garden in
Stratford-upon-Avon1929355-54cEnglish seaside town, possibly Lyme Regis1929355-55aRuth Brown, Margaret Buschmann's uncle, and Abbie Ann
Stimson exploring an English building1929355-55bEnglish seaside town, possibly Lyme Regis1929355-56aAbbie Ann Stimson in Winter sports attire with sled in
Glion, Switzerland1929Written on page: A.A. after louging.
355-56bAbbie Ann Stimson with Count Duglass in the snow,
Germany1929Four Winds Camp, Orcas Island, 1927 to 1930All of the photographs in this section were made by Abbie Ann
Stimson.
355-57aA lime quarry on Orcas Island, Washington1927355-57bEvie May Parker playing a bugle, Orcas
Island1928355-57cVictoria Island, B.C. as seen through the trees,
probably taken from Johns Island, Washington1928355-57dCampers cooking over a fire on a beach, Johns Island,
Washington1928355-58aThe seaplane that Emma Baillargeon took to visit her
neices at Four Winds Camp, Orcas Island, Washington1928355-58bCampers of Four Winds Camp in uniform standing in a
line1927Virginia Stimson is fifth in line, Mary Stimson is ninth in
line, Abbie Ann Stimson is thirteenth in line.
355-59aJunior campers standing on the porch of Madrona Cabin
with camp counselor, Four Winds Camp, Orcas Island, Washington1928From left to right: Mary Russell, Armane Lamson, Virginia
Stimson, Mary Ann McLaren, and Miss Marjorie
355-59bView of bay with seaplane near Four Winds Camp, Orcas
Island, Washington1928355-60aView of the seaplane that Emma Baillargeon took to
visit her neices at Four Winds Camp, Orcas Island, Washington. 1928355-60bSailboat Sea Gypsy and
campers in canoes in the bay near Four Winds Camp, Orcas Island,
Washington1928355-61aJunior campers of Four Winds Camp, Orcas Island,
Washington1928From left to right: Mary Russell, Ann Breedon, Armane Lamson,
Virginia Stimson, Pat Sullivan, Mary Ann McLaren, Ann Elizabeth Goodwinn, Mary
Stimson, Frances Bradley, Peggy Stuart, and Ruth Bradley.
355-61bCampers at the little theater in the trees at Four
Winds Camp, Orcas Island, Washington1928355-62aThe Lodge at Four Winds Camp with campers standing on
the porch, Orcas Island, Washington1928355-62bCampers on floating dock with campers in canoes and
sailboat Sea Gypsy in the background, Four Winds
Camp, Orcas Island, Washington1928355-63Sailboat Sea Gypsy in the
bay near Four Winds Camp, Orcas Island, Washington1928355-63bCampers at the little theater in the trees at Four
Winds Camp, Orcas Island, Washington1928355-64aPat Selvin and Virginia Stimson carrying a basket of
firewood at Four Winds Camp, Orcas Island, Washington1928355-64bMary Ann McLaren and Virginia Stimson sitting on cabin
porch at Four Winds Camp, Orcas Island, Washington1928355-65aCampers on sailboat Hobby
at the end of a three day cruise, near Orcas Island, Washington1928355-65bCampers sitting outside of Flying Cloud Cabin at Four
Winds Camp, Orcas Island, Washington355-66aJunior campers sitting on cabin porch at Four Winds
Camp, Orcas Island, Washington.1928Mary Stimson is on the far left, Virginia Stimson is third
from the left.
355-66bCamper Patricia Field and dog Bo'sen sitting on a
hill, Orcas Island, Washington1928355-67aCampers sitting on the porch of Fir Cabin, Four Winds
Camp, Orcas Island, Washington1928Mary Stimson is on the far left.
355-67bSailboat Sea Gypsy and
canoes in bay near Four Winds Camp, Orcas Island, Washington1928355-68aJunior campers sitting on cabin porch, Four Winds
Camp, Orcas Island, Washington1928Virginia Stimson is in the top row on the left, Mary Stimson
is in the top row, third from the left.
355-68bCamper Kit Tucker holding a log and examining ax blade
after chopping wood, Four Winds Camp, Orcas Island, Washington1928355-69aCampers sitting on cabin porch at Four Winds Camp,
Orcas Island, Washington1928355-69bFrances Ruth Bradley and Ruth Frances Bradley standing
outside of the lodge at Four Winds Camp, Orcas Island, Washington1928355-70aCamp counselor Emmy Lou Hawkins1928355-70bVirginia Stimson riding on horse Lady1928355-70cMary Russell with camp counselor Betty
Bogle1928355-70dAbbie Ann Stimson and friend Barbara Stevens cleaning
cooking kits on the beach1928355-71"Skipper" or Mr. Fredet of Victoria, B.C. in boating
outfit1928355-71bVirginia Stimson holding flowers at age 51926355-71cSailboat Sea Gypsy in the
water near Sucia Island, Washington1928355-71dBay near Four Winds Camp, Orcas Island,
Washington1928355-72aCamper riding horses at Four Winds Camp, Orcas Island,
Washington1928Virginia Stimson is second from the left, Mary Stimson is
second from the right.
355-72bCamper Patty Stuart at Four Winds Camp, Orcas Island,
Washington1928355-72cRuth Bradley riding a horse at Four Winds Camp, Orcas
Island, Washington1928355-72cRuth Bradley riding a horse at Four Winds Camp, Orcas
Island, Washington1928355-72cRuth Bradley riding a horse at Four Winds Camp, Orcas
Island, Washington1928355-73aBay near Four Winds Camp, Orcas Island,
Washington1928355-73bCampers and sailor onboard sailboat, Orcas Island,
Washington1928355-73cRuth Bradley mopping the deck of a sailboat, Orcas
Island, Washington1928355-73dBarbara Stevens on the porch of a cabin, Four Winds
Camp, Orcas Island, Washington1928355-74aCamper leaning on porch, Four Winds Camp, Orcas
Island, Washington1928355-74bSailor on sailboat near Orcas Island,
Washington1928355-74cCamper holding bedding on her head at Four Winds Camp,
Orcas Island, Washington1928355-74dCounselor Miss Marjorie on sailboat near Orcas Island,
Washington1928355-75Evie May Parker playing a bugle at Four Winds Camp,
Orcas Island1928355-76aView of Big Crow Basin in Mount Ranier National Park,
Washinton1929355-76bFour Winds Camp campers standing in a row, Four Winds
Camp, Orcas Island, Washington1930355-77Margaret Linders and Betsey Spohn in the water holding
onto the dinghy while being towed by the main boat on a cruise through Princess
Louisa Inlet, B.C.1930?355-78Margaret Linders at Four Winds Camp, Orcas Island,
Washington1930?355-79Betty Warner at the helm on a cruise through Princess
Louisa Inlet, B.C.1930?1938 Trip to Europe ScrapbookThis album contains photographs, postcards, and ephemera from
Abbie Ann Stimson's 1938 trip to Europe.
356-1aElizabeth Mustard1938356-1bAbbie Ann Stimson at age 221938356-2a-2bFrydenlunds Bryggeri beer labels1928Frydenlunds Bryggeri is based out of Oslo, Norway
356-2cFred Olsen Line sticker1938Fred Olsen Line was the cruise company for the boat M/S
Abraham Lincoln.
356-3aElizabeth Mustard and Sally Cannon on the deck of the
M/S Abraham LincolnJune 8,1938356-3bDeck view of the M/S Abraham
LincolnJune 1938356-4a-4bBoarding passes for Mary Stimson and Abbie Ann
StimsonJune 1938356-5aMan with pipe on the deck of the M/S Abraham LincolnJune 1938356-5b-5cElizabeth Mustard and Sally Cannon on the deck of the
M/S Abraham LincolnJune 8, 1938356-5dSally Cannon and Elizabeth Mustard on the deck of the
M/S Abraham Lincoln after painting the
hatchJune 1938356-5eAbbie Ann Stimson and Elizabeth Mustard painting the
hatch of the M/S Abraham LincolnJune 1938356-5fSally Cannon painting the hatch of the
M/S Abraham LincolnJune 1938356-5gContact sheet containing of images 55-5d-5fJune 1938356-6Postcard of the U.S.S.
Richmond passing through the Panama Canal1938356-7aView of the Panama Canal from the M/S Abraham LincolnJune 1938356-7b-7eViews of the Panama Canal LocksJune 1938356-8aElizabeth Mustard in the swimming pool of the
M/S Abraham LincolnJune 1938356-8bElizabeth Mustard lounging on the deck of the
M/S Abraham LincolnJune 1938356-8cContact sheet with image of Elizabeth Mustard on the
deck of the M/S Abraham Lincoln and a man
recliningJune 1938356-8d-8eViews of the Panama CanalJune 1938356-9Port of London baggage claim ticketJuly 7, 1938356-10aView of the Atlantic Ocean near Ireland in stormy
weather from the deck of a boat1938356-10bThe White Cliffs of Dover in Dover, England1938356-10cCaptain Roöd and Mr. Thorson on boat deck1938356-10dCaptain Roöd on boat deck1938356-10eCaptain Roöd and woman leaning over boat
railing1938356-10f-10hViews of boat London Pilot
out of Dover, England1938356-10iThe White Cliffs of Dover1938356-11aPostcard of Madame Toussaud's Wax Museum royal family
exhibit1938356-11bCard of the Mount Royal hotel in London,
England1938356-11cPostcard of the Marble Arch in London, England, sent to
Mary Stimson from Abbie Ann Stimson1938Raphael Tuck & Sons356-11dPostcard of King Alfred the Great statue in Winchester,
England1938356-11ePostcard of Winchester Cathedral in Winchester,
England1938356-11fPostcard of the High Street Gate and High Street in
Salisbury, England1938Valentine's Postcard356-11gPostcard of Salisbury Cathedral in Salisbury,
EnglandJuly 14, 1938E.A. Sweetman & Son, Tunbridge Wells356-11hPostcard of Peter Pan statue in Kensington Gardens in
London, EnglandJuly 18, 1938Selfridge & Co. Ltd., London356-12aContact sheet with images of Guildford Castle and ruins
in Guildford, Surrey, England1938356-12bContact sheet with images of Elizabeth Mustard with
bikes on the bike trip from Guildford, England to Winchester,
England1938Elizabeth Mustard and Abbie Ann Stimson biked 38 miles in one
day.
356-12cContact sheet with images of youth hostel, stream,
street scene, and High Street in Winchester, England1938356-12dContact sheet with images of Elizabeth Mustard with
bike1938356-12eElizabeth Mustard on the sidewalk in Guildford, Surrey,
England1938356-12fElizabeth Mustard walking in front of Guildford Castle
in Guildford, Surrey, England1938356-13aPostcard of La Rue de Castiglione in Paris,
France1938356-13bPostcard of La Madeline Church in Paris,
FranceAugust 18, 1938356-13cPostcard of the Place de la Concorde in Paris,
FranceAugust 18, 1939Pierre Yves-Petit (professionally known as Yvon), Paris356-13dPostcard of the Sacré-Coeur, Paris, FranceAugust 18, 1938Pierre Yves-Petit (professionally known as Yvon), Paris356-14aContact sheet with images of decorations for the King
and Queen and Boulevard Raspail in Paris, FranceJuly 21, 1938356-14bContact sheet with views from the Eiffel Tower, Paris,
France1938356-14cContact sheet with views from the Eiffel Tower and
Elizabeth Mustard looking over the edge of the viewing deck, Paris,
France1938356-14dContact sheet with views of the Eiffel Tower and
Elizabeth Mustard on the viewing deck, Paris, France1938356-14e-14fViews of the Trocadero from the Eiffel Tower, Paris,
France1938356-15a-15eBusiness cards from various restaurants, stores, and
salons in Paris, France1938356-16aAbbie Ann Stimson standing in front of Notre-Dame
Cathedral, Paris, France1938356-16bAbbie Ann Stimson on the viewing deck of the Eiffel
Tower1938356-16cAbbie Ann Stimson in the Trocadero with camera, Paris,
France1938356-16dThe Panthéon, Paris, France1938356-17Menu from Jardin D'été Restaurant in Montparnasse,
Paris, France1938356-18aContact sheet with views of painter, Notre-Dame
Cathedral, and The Panthéon in Paris, France1938356-18bContact sheet with views of the Sacré-Coeur, Montmartre,
and Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris, France1938356-18cContact sheet with images of Paris street scenes and
probably Luxembourg Gardens, Paris, France1938356-18dContact sheet with image Notre-Dame Cathedral, Paris,
France1938356-19aPostcard of The Old Manor in Chelsworth, Suffolk,
England1938Finter Photography, England356-19bPostcard of All Saints Church in Chelsworth, Suffolk,
England1938Finter Photography, England356-19cPostcard of street view of Chelsworth, Suffolk,
England1938Finter Photography, England356-19dPostcard of Chelsworth Bridge in Chelsworth, Suffolk,
England1938Finter Photography, England356-19eThe Old Hall in Chelsworth, Suffolk, England1938Finter Photography, England356-19fSide view of the Chelsworth Bridge in Chelsworth,
Suffolk, England1938Finter Photography, England356-20aContact sheet with images of Abbie Ann Stimson in front
of a large mansion, probably Dorothy Pierson's mansion outside of Ipswich,
England1938356-20bContact sheet with images of woman in parasol (probably
Dorothy Pierson), Abbie Ann Stimson swimming, and a rowboat in a
stream1938356-20cImage of steps leading into a stream1938356-21a-21cViews of Chelsworth Hall in Chelsworth, Suffolk,
England1938Finter Photography, England356-22a-22dContact sheet with images of Abbie Ann Stimson playing
tennis with girl1938356-23aContact sheet with images of Abbie Ann Stimson with
children1938356-23bContact sheet of Abbie Ann stimson with friends at a
small house, probably in Lavenham Village, Suffolk, England1938356-23cContact sheet with street Scenes of Lavenham Village,
Suffolk, England1938356-23dContact sheet with images of Lavenham Guildhall, and The
Church of St. Peter and St. Paul, Lavenham Village, Suffolk,
England1938356-23eContact sheet with street scenes of Lavenham Village and
Elizabeth Mustard with camera, Lavenham Villaage, Suffolk, England1938356-24aAbbie Ann Stimson standing in front of a church door,
probably at The Church of St. Peter and St. Paul, Lavenham Village, Suffolk,
England1938356-24bAbbie Ann standing in a village square, probably at
Lavenham Village, Suffolk, England1938356-24cAbbie Ann Stimson standing next to a car1938356-24dTudor door, probably Lavenham Village, Suffolk,
England1938356-24eStreet scene of Lavenham Village, Suffolk,
England1938356-24fAbbie Ann Stimson standing outside of car, Lavenham
Village, Suffolk, England1938356-24gStreet scene, probably Lavenham Village, Suffolk,
England1938356-25a-25dMatchbook covers from multiple locations in
England1938356-26a-26cContact sheets with exterior views of Framlingham Castle
in Suffolk, England1938356-26dContact sheet of woman exploring Framlingham Castle and
standing by car, Suffolk, England1938356-26eContact sheet with images Abbie Ann Stimson and women
standing by a car, Suffolk, England1938356-26fContact sheet with images of woman outside of small
chapel with graveyard, probably in Suffolk, England1938356-26gAbbie Ann and two women at Framlingham Castle in
Suffolk, England1938356-26hInner court of Framlingham Castle, Suffolk,
England1938356-26iAbbie Ann Stimson and two women standing in front of
car1938356-27aPostcard of Queen Mary of Teck and Queen Elizabeth
Angela Margeurite Bowes-Lyon at Ely Cathedral, Ely, Cambs, EnglandJanuary 21, 1938Starr and Rignall, Cambridge & Ely356-27bPostcard of King's College Chapel, Cambridge,
England1938356-27cPostcard of Ely Cathedral, Ely, Cambs,
England1938Starr and Rignall, Cambridge & Ely356-27dPostcard of the Bridge of Sighs, Cambridge,
England1938356-28Contact sheet with images of Elizabeth Mustard asleep
with stuffed animals, Lavenham Village, and a girl walking two Westie
terriers1938356-28bContact sheet with images of Abbie Ann Stimson and
another woman with two Westie terriers1938356-28cContact sheet with images of Abbie Ann Stimson and
Elizabeth Mustard sitting near a window1938356-29aContact sheet with image of Elizabeth Mustard riding a
bike and street scenes, probably between Guildford and Winchester,
England1938356-29bContact sheet with images of Tudor-era home, a stream,
and a woman in a rowboat on a stream1938356-29cAbbie Ann Stimson on a bicycle1938356-30a-30bContact sheets with Paris street scenes taken from hotel
bedroom in Paris France1938356-30cContact sheet with images of Pont Alexandre III Bridge,
Renommee des Sciences statue, and the Place de la
Concorde in Paris, France1938356-30dContact sheet with images of the Eiffel Tower, Place de
la Concorde, and Palais Garnier, Paris, France1938356-30eContact sheet with images of The Seine and a fountain in
Paris, France1938356-30fContact sheet with images of Vendôme Column and The
Seine in Paris, France1938356-30gContact sheet with images of The Seine and Tuileries
Garden in Paris, France19383/157Postcard of The Stevens Hotel, Chicago,
Illinois19383/158Contact sheet with scenes of San Francisco and Chicago,
including the Golden Gate Bridge and Stevens Hotel19383/159Contact sheet with images of Chicago monuments and
street scenes19383/160Elizabeth Mustard sitting on a railing of the
M/S Abraham LincolnJune 19383/161Postcard of Chelsworth Hall in Chelsworth, Suffolk,
England19383/162Train Ticket to the R.M.S. Queen
Mary docked in La Havre, France, from Gare Saint-Lazare train station in
Paris, FranceSeptember 28,
1938The R.M.S. Queen Mary was part of
the Cunard White Star Line
3/163Postcard of the R.M.S. Queen
Mary19383/164Boxing match aboard the R.M.S.
Queen MarySeptember 1938?3/165People dancing in a ballroom aboard the
R.M.S. Queen MarySeptember 1938?3/166Group of passengers dining aboard the
R.M.S. Queen MarySeptember 1938?3/167Abbie Ann Stimson and friend Wally on top of the Empire
State Building in New York, New YorkOctober 3, 1938