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[Leila McClellan and Three Other Girls]

Photograph of four young women taken from the shoulder up. The reverse side of the image provides some names, though a piece of paper is glued over some of the writing. The woman in the lower center is identified as Leila McClellan.

Date: August 1894

Creator: Guy & Cooke

Partner: Coleman Public Library

[Young Woman Wearing an Overcoat]

Photograph of a young woman wearing a hat and dark winter clothes. The reverse side has a note that reads "Dilworth to Fattie Feb. 19th, 1894."

Date: February 19, 1894

Creator: St. Louis Art Co. "Villa"

Partner: Coleman Public Library

[Cabinet Card Portrait of a Young Woman]

Photograph of a young woman seen from the shoulders up. She wears a dark dress with lacy frills. Handwriting on the reverse side of the image reads "Ophie to Fattie, Feb. 15 - 1894 Cells 9 & 7" and "Cousin Buck."

Date: February 15, 1894

Creator: St. Louis Art Co.

Partner: Coleman Public Library

[Cabinet Card Portrait of a Young Woman]

Photograph of a young woman seen from the shoulders up. She wears a dark dress and a brooch that resembles a sword. Handwriting on the reverse side of the image reads "P. G. from Miss Martin to Leila, May 25th, 1894, Baylor."

Date: May 25, 1894

Creator: St. Louis Art Co.

Partner: Coleman Public Library

[Portrait of Ollis McClellan]

Photograph of Ollis McClellan as seen from the chest up. He has a mustache wears a suit jacket. The reverse side of the image bears handwriting that reads, "Cousin Ollis to Leila, Oct 25 - 1894 "Baylor."

Date: October 25, 1894

Partner: Coleman Public Library

[Cabinet Card Portrait of a Young Woman]

Photograph of a young woman wearing a white dress in a portrait studio. She leans against a carved pedestal. A painted backdrop of an outdoor scene appears behind her. The reverse side of the photo reads, "From my Bert to Leila Mc, Mar. 20 - 1893 Baylor."

Date: March 20, 1893

Creator: Hillyer

Partner: Coleman Public Library

[Woman Looking in a Mirror]

Photograph of a woman looking into a mirror. She wears a dress, holds a brush, and has hair that comes down to her legs. The reverse side of the photo reads "Sister Dec. 31st, 1893 Coleman."

Date: December 31, 1893

Creator: Wright Photography

Partner: Coleman Public Library

[Four Young Women Playing Instruments]

Photograph of four young women sitting in a portrait studio while they play instruments. They are playing a mandolin, a harmonica, a flute, and a guitar. The reverse side of the image reads "To her "flute teacher" from Birdie Apr. 7 - 1895. Baylor."

Date: April 7, 1895

Creator: Hillyer, H. B.

Partner: Coleman Public Library

[Family of Doctor Manoah Mortimer and Rosa Elizabeth Woodward]

Photograph of the family of Doctor Manoah Mortimer and Rosa Elizabeth Woodward. They are identified from left to right: Lee (age 10), Mary (age 16), Smith (age 1), Manoah Mortimer (age 46), Robena (age 3), Samuel Andrew (age 23), Rosa Elizabeth (age 40), Valin (age 5), and Calisto (age 11). The reverse side of the photo also includes some family history as well as birth and death dates.

Date: 1895~

Partner: Coleman Public Library

[Portrait of Lee Villa]

Photograph of a young man pictured from the chest up. He wears a dark suit jacket and a white bow tie. The reverse side of the image bears the handwritten initials as "M. V."

Date: June 8, 1897

Creator: Iron Cottage Studio

Partner: Coleman Public Library

[Two Young Female Students]

Photograph of two young women, female students are Alice (Davidson) Rigsbee who lived in Tulsa, OK, and Leila (McClelland) Johnson of Coleman, TX, wearing polka dot dresses and holding books. They are standing together beside props and in front of a painted backdrop. The reverse side of the photo has handwriting that reads, "Alice to Leila, November 1st - 1893. Baylor."

Date: November 1, 1893

Creator: Hillyer

Partner: Coleman Public Library

[Jesse Owen Woodward Portrait]

Photograph of Jesse Owen Woodward wearing a suit and bow tie. A note under the portrait reads, "My Dad - "The best man I ever knew" at 34 or 35 - W.C.W."

Date: 1892

Creator: Chambers

Partner: Coleman Public Library

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