Four Women Eating Melon

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Question mystère

Can you identify the women in this image?

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Créateur

Milton W. Reesor, Photographer

Médias

Image

Type d'élément

Photographs

Description

This is an image featuring four young women sitting on the grass eating melon. The women are not looking at the camera in this image, but are holding rinds while the woman second from the right is also holding a spoon that appears to be filled with something she is dumping on the woman on the left's rind.

Reesor's sister, Ella Vida Reesor, is believed to be the woman second from the left, wearing the white shirtwaist and tie. The woman sitting to the far left with the lace collar is Emma Maria Fraleigh. The Fraleighs were a well known family in St. Marys. It is the Fraleigh home that the girls are sitting next to, which is now Kingsway Lodge Fairhill Residence.

Emma Maria Fraleigh appears to be dressed the same as she is in 0618ph, a portrait of her. These same four women are in reesor248 and reesor249.

This photo belongs to the Reesor Collection, which is a group of photos taken by Milton W. Reesor, a local amateur photographer. He took many photos of friends, family, animals, outdoor activities, machinery, the railway, and more in and around St. Marys from 1898-1910.

Sujet(s)

Clothing & dress
Eating & drinking
Women

Nom(s) personnel

Ella Vida Reesor ; Emma Fraleigh

Identifiant local

reesor248

Collection

Reesor Collection

Langage de l'élément

English

Couverture géographique

St. Marys

Ontario, Canada

Latitude: 43.2598163982816 Longitude: -81.1354808102035

Donneur

Dan O'Toole

Déclaration de droit d'auteur

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Citation recommandée

Reesor Collection. "Four Women Eating Melon." St. Marys Museum, reesor284.

Emplacement d'original

St. Marys Museum Archives

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