Box 11
Contains 5 Results:
Philippines Album 2, pages 1-10, 1908, 1913, n.d.
Photographs documenting Parsons’s personal and professional life, including portraits of Parsons, as well as family, group, home, and Philippines photographs. The series also contains photo albums on the Philippines and its buildings. The family photographs mainly include Parsons’s children, Louise and Seymour, and sometimes his wife, Myra. Many of the photographs, aside from the portraits, do not have Parsons as the subject.
Philippines Album 2, pages 11-20, 1908-1913, n.d.
Photographs documenting Parsons’s personal and professional life, including portraits of Parsons, as well as family, group, home, and Philippines photographs. The series also contains photo albums on the Philippines and its buildings. The family photographs mainly include Parsons’s children, Louise and Seymour, and sometimes his wife, Myra. Many of the photographs, aside from the portraits, do not have Parsons as the subject.
Philippines Album 2, pages 21-30, 1907-1914, n.d.
Photographs documenting Parsons’s personal and professional life, including portraits of Parsons, as well as family, group, home, and Philippines photographs. The series also contains photo albums on the Philippines and its buildings. The family photographs mainly include Parsons’s children, Louise and Seymour, and sometimes his wife, Myra. Many of the photographs, aside from the portraits, do not have Parsons as the subject.
Philippines Album 2, pages 31-40, 1906-1911, n.d.
Photographs documenting Parsons’s personal and professional life, including portraits of Parsons, as well as family, group, home, and Philippines photographs. The series also contains photo albums on the Philippines and its buildings. The family photographs mainly include Parsons’s children, Louise and Seymour, and sometimes his wife, Myra. Many of the photographs, aside from the portraits, do not have Parsons as the subject.
Philippines Album 2, pages 41-50, 1908-1909, n.d.
Photographs documenting Parsons’s personal and professional life, including portraits of Parsons, as well as family, group, home, and Philippines photographs. The series also contains photo albums on the Philippines and its buildings. The family photographs mainly include Parsons’s children, Louise and Seymour, and sometimes his wife, Myra. Many of the photographs, aside from the portraits, do not have Parsons as the subject.