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Graduating Class
1894
Group portrait of the graduating class. The four men and four women are seated in the front yard of the photographer holding their diplomas.
Girls from a Sunday School Class
1900
Girls from a Sunday school class. Everetta, the photographer's daughter, stands on right with hand warmer (muff).
Cary Bass with American Flag
1897
The photographer's son Cary waves an American flag in front of their home in Montello, now 131 East Montello Street.
Cary Bass with Hoop
1897
The photographer's son, Edward Cary Bass, with a hoop. There is a lattice fence behind him.
