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Farm Family with Copious Produce



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Title: Farm Family with Copious Produce
Description: Matthew H. Stephenson, his wife Julia Hebert Stephenson, and their son William Clinton pose with produce samples from the Menomonee River Boom Company garden near Marinette. Produce grown included sweet corn, cabbage, carrots, rutabagas, squash, onions, and cucumbers.
Image ID: 1979
Creation
Date: 		September 5, 1895 
Creator
Name: 		Perkins, H.J.
City, State: Marinette, Wisconsin
Collection
Name: 		Hand-Book for the Homeseeker
Genre: Photographs
Additional
Information: 		This image is one of many that was created for and appeared in "Northern Wisconsin: A Hand-Book for the Homeseeker" (published in 1896), page 95. A promotional survey for the Wisconsin College of Agriculture by W.A. (William Arnon) Henry, Dean of the College.
Subjects: Gardens
Hats
Agriculture
Corn
Vegetables
Family
Outdoor photography
Portraits, Group
Dresses
Clothing and dress
 

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