Family in Front of Brick Home

Photograph

DescriptionBlack and white photograph of three young children standing in front of a brick porch that may be in Orchard Knob neighborhood of Chattanooga, Tennessee. The three youths, two boys and one girl, are standing in the foreground of the photograph with two men sitting on the porch in the background. The boys are wearing long pants and jacket while the girl in the middle is wearing a sweater and dress. The house is a brick structure that appears to be craftsman in style based on the wooden column on the porch and wide eaves. A striped canopy or curtain is sitting at the top beam of the porch roof.

Entry/Object ID

2021.025.006

Photograph Details

Type of Photograph

Gelatin Print – silver chloride

Subject Person or Organization

Unknown

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