313 W. 8th Street, Prather Family, Homer and Mattie Geese, Loveland Family

Photograph

DescriptionA photograph mounted on a cabinet card showing an apartment building or duplex located at 313 and 311 West 8th Street. The residents are standing in doorways and looking out windows for the photograph. The people are identified on the verso as: “Prather family at left, Homer and Mattie Geese in window over. Loveland family at right.” The verso also has a stamp with purple ink that says “Fort Views of Chickamauga National Park and other Historic Points write E.E. Geese Chattanooga, Tenn.”

Entry/Object ID

2020.392.001

Photograph Details

Type of Photograph

Cabinet Card

Subject Place

* Untyped Subject Place

Eighth StreetChattanooga, Tennessee*

Made/Created

Artist

E. E. Geese

Date made

circa 1890 – circa 1900

Relationships

Related Person or Organization

Person or Organization

Homer GeeseMattie GeesePratherLoveland

Type of License

No Copyright – United States

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