KATHERINE PETTIT 1924 PMSS Photographs and Negatives Returned by Marion Reynolds

Pine Mountain Settlement School
Series: PHOTOGRAPHS
Marion Reynolds 1924
PMSS Photographs and Negatives
Returned to Katherine Pettit and PMSS

KATHERINE PETTIT 1924 PMSS Photographs and Negatives Returned by Marian Reynolds

008. Uncle Harris Creech stringing apples for drying, Sept. 1922. Marion Reynolds Collection. [pettit_negatives_frm_marion_reynolds_008.jpeg]


TAGS: Katherine Pettit, Marion Reynolds, 1924 photographs and negatives, Pine Mountain Settlement School, Cleveland Ohio, D.A.R., Daughters of the American Revolution, PMSS visitors, Open House, Old Log, Rhoda Melinda Leah Lewis, Old Log, mules, Harris Creech


KATHERINE PETTIT 1924 PMSS Photographs and Negatives returned by Marion Reynolds

Source and Descriptions

Eight Negatives, 1 photograph, 1 envelope addressed to Miss Katherine Pettit from Marion Reynolds, 1853 East 75th Street, Cleveland, Ohio, and dated January 7 [?], 1924. One note discussing Greenwich, R.I. history and politics from Marion Reynolds, whose relationship to the School is not known, but was apparently using the photographs to promote the School. Perhaps D.A.R. [Daughter’s of the American Revolution] related?

  1. Open House, negative
  2. Cabin, [Metcalf cabin?], negative
  3. Cabin, in situ [Metcalf cabin?], negative
  4. Rhoda Melinda Leah Lewis, Sept. 1920, negative
  5. Five children lying in the grass, negative
  6. Old Log, negative
  7. Family on horse and woman with hat, standing, holding horse reins,  negative
  8. Photograph: Uncle Harris Creech, Stringing apples for drying, Sept. 1922, negative.
  9. Back of photograph: “Uncle Harris Creech, Stringing apples for drying, Sept. 1922”, [written on the back of the photograph]
  10. copy 1 of photo – “Uncle Harris Creech, Stringing apples for drying, Sept. 1922”
  11. copy 2 of photo – “Uncle Harris Creech, Stringing apples for drying, Sept. 1922”
  12. The envelope containing the negatives and photo. Addressed to: Miss Katherine Pettit, Pine Mountain, Harlan, County, Kentucky. Postmarked Jan., [7?], 1924  Return address on back: “Marion Reynolds, 1853 East 75th Street, Cleveland, Ohio.*
  13. Back of envelope with address of Marion Reynolds:
  14. Note from Marion Reynolds enclosed with the negatives:

“Greenwich, the home of our next speaker, recalls the curious letter said to have been written by Cotton Mather in 1682, which is in an old Quaker Meeting House of Greenwich,  R.I. to the Puritans in 1680.  A Quaker was what a red-eyed Bolshevik is to us today, and Rhode Island was then a “hot-bed of radicalism” — full of Baptists and Quakers — which greatly worried the conservative Puritans.”
                                                                                          By Marion R.

[*The envelope was used to mail a note and returned photographic negatives to Pettit from the addressee, Marion Reynolds, a worker at the School. A hasty note was enclosed in the envelope from Marion to Katherine Pettit. ]


GALLERY:  MARION REYNOLDS Photographs and Negatives returned to KATHERINE PETTIT 1924

 


See Also:
KATHERINE PETTIT Correspondence 1924

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