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Dr. Gordon's Cottage



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Title: Dr. Gordon's Cottage
Description: View across rocky shoreline of Dr. Gordon standing in front of his cottage on the rocky North Bay shore. The cottage is partially obscured in a dense stand of evergreen trees.
Image ID: 97672
Creation
Date: 		1915 ca.
Creator
Name: 		Hotz, Ferdinand
City, State: Baileys Harbor, Town of, Wisconsin
Collection
Name: 		Hotz, Ferdinand : Photographs, 1900-1998
Genre: Photographs
Additional
Information: 		Dr. Arthur J. Gordon, D.D.S. was a Sturgeon Bay dentist who built several cottages on his North Bay property. After his death, his wife Maude and son Phil began and operated Gordon Lodge. Image ID's: 97668, 97672, 97665 and 97667, arranged in order from left to right, form a panorama of Gordon's property. The tinted, mounted prints are from an album loaned for scanning by G. Leonard Apfelbach, M.D.
Subjects: Plants
Trees
Architecture, Domestic
Porches
Peninsulas
Hats
Dentists
Outdoor photography
Shorelines
Suits (Clothing)
Cottages
Michigan, Lake
 

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