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Lewis Arms with Goat and Dog
Lewis Arms poses with a goat and a dog on Otis Arms's farm.
Lewis Arms with Toys and Dog
circa 1940-1949
Lewis Arms poses holding stuffed toy animals, with an arm around a (real) dog. He is in the back yard of the house at 629 Milton Street.
Lewis Arms in Oldsmobile
Lewis Arms leans out of the driver's side window of a 1936 Oldsmobile, which was owned by his friend Bert Rogers.
Lewis Arms and Friends
Lewis Arms and Bert Rogers sit on a lawn with three children. Some of them are eating popsicles.
Lewis Arms with his Dog
1954
Lewis Arms plays with his dog Tuffy. He is wearing his Marine Corps hat, and his automobile is visible parked in the background.
