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Charles Kenneth Osgood (1913-1977) .This photo was taken when Osgood was 63 years old; he died in 1977, age 64. 'Ken' was very active in town and church affairs. Two obituaries from local newspapers

Russell H. Conwell (1843-1925), formal portrait. Sepia half-tone portrait mounted on board 'Return to Richard J. Talbot, Whitney Building, Springfield......' three quarter bust length looking to his right. Balance is illegible. Looks to be taken…

Black and white to Sepia tone portrait of Agnes Cole Cutler, by White, 1546 Broadway, New York. Three quarter bust length with lovely hairdo and formal dress. Mounted on card.

Black and white portrait of Horace S. Cole (1862-1945); in this photo, he is perhaps 20 years old. For use in republication of Papers on the History of Worthington. W. J. Bradburn, Photographic artist.

Black and white photograph of Mr. Leonard who was a stone mason and fox trapper. Photo taken at kitchen door on 'The Farm' and mounted on a grey to beige board. See 19 page book on Leonard family. Mr. Leonard is wearing a cap and a tattered cloak,…

Black and white print of a photo of the painting of Arthur Capen done by Anne Rausch to celebrate Capen

Black and white informal portrait in the same location as Ph101bf. Relatives of Arthur Capen. Seated: Elvira J (Tower) (Lawson) Streeter; 'I think she was 100 years old when this was taken. She lived to be a few weeks over 101. A sister of Mary …

Five women, all relatives of Arthur Capen, representing five generations; their names are handwritten on the back of the mounted black and white photo: Seated Elvira (Tower) (Lawson) Streeter, directly behind her is daughter, Mary Elizabeth (Lawson)…

Formal black and white to grey portrait by Bradburn, Turners Falls, Mass. of Sally Irene Tower Capen who was Arthur Capen

Black and white photograph, inscribed 'Uncle Sam with his dogs.' Samuel Seely. Mounted on shirt cardboard, This is the bottom photograph. There is also a label: 'Mrs. Horace Bartlett, 1905' referring to a missing photograph that was formerly pasted…

Homer Bartlett was the son of John Bartlett. This is an oval black and white three quarter, bust length portrait from a professional photo studio

Howard F. Bartlett was twin brother of Horace F Bartlett. Howard lived in Phoenix, AZ. and Glendale, AZ. This is an oval, formal black and white portrait. Bust length, looking straight out at the photographer. Sporting a wonderful beard, dressed in…

Zilpha Bartlett. Formal Sepiatone three quarter bust length portrait. W.B. Miles Studios, 151 High Street, Holyoke, Massachusetts.

Formal black and white portrait of The Reverend Frederick Sargent Huntington who was minister of First Congregational Church 1882-1887. Founder of Worthington Library 1884. Left estate for library building which was begun in 1915 after much…

Formal black and white portrait of The Reverend Frederick Sargent Huntington who was minister of First Congregational Church 1882-1887. Founder of Worthington Library 1884. Left estate for library building which was begun in 1915 after much…

Elsie Venner Bartlett. Black and White print. Elsie was born in 1878 and died in 1968. According to Bee Smith, 'Aunt Elsie' was an aunt to the town. Identify for republication of Papers on the History of Worthington.

Mrs Arthur Bartlettt. Nee Kate Lee. This is a sepiatone print taken at Hardy Studios, Corner of Main and Worthington Streets, Springfield, Mass. She is wearing formal dress with a feathered hat and not quite looking at the photographer.

Alice Bartlett LeDuc. This is a black and white print with a collection of bells. Probably taken at her home in the center of Chesterfield. She was also a school teacher and music teacher. Alice Genevieve Bartlett Leduc (1894-1980) was the daughter…

Dorothy Bartlett and 'Bunny' Lilly. This is a black and white formal portrait with uncut edges that seem to be double exposed. Dorothy is Helen Bartlett Magargal's sister. Possibly wedding photo.

Black and white formal portrait of Zilpha Bartlett. Taylor studios photo, Corner of Main and Pearl Streets, Hartford, CT. Oval shaped prin.t Named for Zilpha Cole who was a descendant of James Cole who built the first tavern in Amerca on Coles Hill…