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Description
Third grade teacher Lizzie Miller poses with her third grade pupils in Visalia, CA, in this ca 1880 photo. Front row: Kate Nanscomen, two unidentified, Etta Stevenson, Miss Lizzie Miller, Lottie Hall, three unidentified, and Lou Dineley. Second row: Nora Cooper, Patty Sevier, Bessie James, John A. Whitt, Katie Wright, Eliza Howell, Nellie Lord, Cora Owen, unidentified, and May Beird. Third row: Edna Fowler, Laura Holder, Lulu Barnes, Ida Rodgers, Effie Comstock, Sudie Morris, Antonia Alapas, Minnie Smith, Mattie Holder, Nora Willis, Nellie Gregg, and Emma Weisher. Fourth row: Ernest Smith, Leon Goldstein, Al Williams, others unidentified. Top row: Ira Hawkins, Volney Rowland, Will Bell, Charles Brown, Dailey, Wilson, Frank Huffaker, Charles Butz, Wedwin Walker.
Type
image
Format
Copy Photograph
Extent
Unknown 1 Page of 1
Identifier
cvicl_000974 tcd0477
Provenance
Tulare County Library California Revealed is supported by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered in California by the State Librarian.
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