Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 61, circa June 1927
Hathaway, Anne, 1556?-1623 -- Birthplaces
Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616 -- Burial
Church of the Holy Trinity (Stratford-upon-Avon, England)
This page features two photographs. The first is of a family in front of Anne Hathaway's Cottage in Stratford-upon-Avon, England. The other is of Holy Trinity Church in Stratford-upon-Avon, where William Shakespeare is buried.
Ruth V. Hewlett and Theodosia Stickney papers, 1900-1998 (MS 85)
State University of New York at Buffalo. University Archives
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Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 60, circa June 1927
Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616 -- Birthplaces
This page features two photographs. The first one is the home in which William Shakespeare was born in Stratford-upon-Avon, England. The other shows a building in Stratford-upon-Avon.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 59, circa June 1927
This page features a photograph of a couple standing near a castle.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 58, circa June 1927
This page features two photographs. They both show the ruins of an old building.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 57, circa June 1927
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 56, circa June 1927
This page features two photographs. The first shows a beach in Belgium. The second shows a woman in a swimsuit at the beach.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 55, circa June 1927
This page features two photographs. The first photograph shows three women at a cafŽ. The second shows a building.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 54, circa June 1927
This page features two photographs. The first photograph shows three women and Josephine Hewlett. The second photograph shows people around an airplane.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 53, circa June 1927
This page features two photographs. One photograph shows an unidentified woman on a boat. The other photograph shows Theodosia Stickney, an unidentified woman, and Josephine Hewlett posing together on a boat.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 52, circa June 1927
This page features two photographs of the Bruges Belfry in Bruges, Belgium, and a building.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 51, circa June 1927
This page features two photographs. The first one shows Theodosia Stickney sitting on a boat. The other photograph shows three unidentified women together on a boat.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 50, circa June 1927
This page features two photographs. The first is of the Church of Saint Joseph in Waterloo, Belgium. The second shows a river in Belgium.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 49, circa June 1927
Waterloo, Battle of, Waterloo, Belgium, 1815, in art
This page features two photographs. The first depicts the Panorama of the Battle of Waterloo in Waterloo, Belgium. The second shows another building in Waterloo.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 48, circa June 1927
This page features two photographs. One shows the Peace Monument at Martyrs Square in Leuven, Belgium. The other shows a woman and a man by a car.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 47, circa June 1927
Cathe?drale Saint-Michel (Brussels, Belgium)
This page features two photographs. The first is of the St. Michael and St. Gudula Cathedral, in Brussels, Belgium. The second is a memorial with flowers.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 46, circa June 1927
This page features two photographs of buildings in Brussels, Belgium.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 45, circa June 1927
Palais royal de Bruxelles (Brussels, Belgium)
This page features two photographs of the Royal Palace in Brussels, Belgium.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 44, circa June 1927
This page features three photographs of the Cologne Cathedral in Cologne, Germany.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 43, circa June 1927
This page features three photographs of the scenery on the Rhine River.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 42, circa June 1927
This page features three photographs. The first is a scene from the Rhine River. The second is an unknown building. The third is Katz Castle, in St. Goarshausen, Germany.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 41, circa June 1927
This page features three photographs of the Rhine, and a view of Cologne Cathedral in Cologne, Germany.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 40, circa June 1927
This page features three photographs. The first photograph is of a lake. The second photograph is of women embroidering. The third photograph is of Theodosia Stickney on a pier.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 39, circa June 1927
This page features three photographs. The first photograph is of a lake. The second photograph is of Josephine Hewlett posing next to a cow. The third photograph is of Theodosia Stickney posing in front of a body of water.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 38, circa June 1927
This page features three photographs of a road, town, and horse drawn carriage in the Swiss Alps.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 37, circa June 1927
This page features two photographs of a waterfall in Lauterbrunnen, Switzerland and a woman in the mountains.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 36, circa June 1927
This page features three photographs of the Swiss Alps and flower clock at the Kursaal Gardens in Interlaken, Switzerland.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 35, circa June 1927
This page features two photographs of two women by the water. The first photograph is of Josephine Hewlett, and the second photograph is of an unidentified woman.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 34, circa June 1927
This page features two photographs of a waterfront and a church with a large statue in front of it.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 33, circa June 1927
This page features two photographs of city streets.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 32, circa June 1927
This page features three photographs of people. Two photographs are of unidentified people. The third photograph is of an unidentified man and Josephine Hewlett.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 31, circa June 1927
Notre-Dame de Fourvie?re (Basilica : Lyon, France)
This page features three photographs. The first photograph is of a street corner. The second photograph is of a man playing a guitar. The third photograph is of the Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvire in Lyon, France.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 30, circa June 1927
This page features three photographs. Two photographs are of landscapes. The third photograph is of Josephine Hewlett and Theodosia Stickney standing in front of a body of water.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 29, circa June 1927
This page features two photographs, of a building and of two women by a body of water.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 28, circa June 1927
This page features two photographs of scenic landscapes on the coast of a body of water.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 27, circa June 1927
This page features two photographs. The first of an alley. The second is of several women on a city street with a sign in French behind them.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 26, circa June 1927
This page features two photographs of two different men.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 25, circa June 1927
This page features two photographs of the Pont du Gard, which crosses the River Gardon just outside Nimes, France.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 24, circa June 1927
This page features two photographs of the Maison CarrŽ in Nimes, France.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 23, circa June 1928
This page features two photographs of the Palais des Papes (Palace of the Popes) in Avignon, France.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 22, circa June 1927
This page features three photographs of a river and a building in a city.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 21, circa June 1927
This page features three photographs. The first photograph is of a woman by Lake Geneva. The second photograph is of the lake. The third photograph is of the Jet d'Eau fountain in Lake Geneva, Switzerland.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 20, circa June 1927
This page features two photographs of a man on a bridge, and of the Russian Church, or the CathŽdrale de l'Exaltation de la Sainte Croix, in Geneva, Switzerland.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 19, circa June 1927
This page features two photographs of landscapes and a man on a bridge.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 18, circa June 1927
This page features two photographs, one of the International Monument to the Reformation in Geneva, Switzerland. The other photograph depicts a Woodrow Wilson Memorial in Geneva, Switzerland.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 17, circa June 1927
This page features two photographs, the first of two women at a memorial, and the second of a cemetery.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 16, circa June 1927
This page features two photographs of the faade of the Notre-Dame de Reims Cathedral in Reims, France.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 15, circa June 1927
This page features two photographs, one of woman outside a house, and another of a cemetery.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 14, circa June 1927
This page features two photographs, one of a body of water, and another of a church.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 13, June 14, 1927
This page features a photograph of a man sitting outside of a building. It is dated June 14, 1927.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 12, circa June 1927
Cha?teau de Versailles (Versailles, France)
This page features three photographs. The first photograph is of the Palace of Versailles. The second photograph is of a woman standing outside Versailles. The third photograph is of the fountain at the Palais Royal in Paris, France. The two photographs of Versailles are dated June 14, 1927.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 11, circa June 1927
This page features three photographs. The first photograph is of a statue of King Henry IV on the Pont Neuf, a bridge over the Seine Rive. The second photograph is of an unidentified place. The third photograph is of the Bassin de Latone (Latona Fountain) in the Gardens of Versailles in Paris, France.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 10, circa June 1927
This page features two photographs of the Louvre in Paris, France.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 9, circa June 1927
This page features two photographs of L'Hotel National des Invalides (dated June 18, 1927), and two women sitting outside Restaurant Le Fouquet's in Paris, France.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 8, circa June 1927
This page features three photographs. Two are taken from the top of the Eiffel Tower, one is an aerial view of Paris, and the second is an aerial view of the Champ de Mars (dated June 20, 1927). The third is a photograph of the Palace of Versailles just outside Paris, France (dated June 13, 1927).
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 7, June 20, 1927
This page features three photographs of the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France. Two of the photographs are dated June 20, 1927.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 6, circa June 1927
This page features two photographs of a woman by a fountain, at the Palais Royal in Paris, France. There is also an aerial photograph of the city.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 5, circa June 1927
This page features two photographs of chairs on the ship deck, and Josephine Hewlett.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 4, June 8, 1927
This page features three photographs of people on a ship and Josephine Hewlett. It is dated June 8, 1927.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 3, circa June 1927
This page features three photographs of a ship on the ocean, people playing badminton on a ship, and three women.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 2, circa June 1927
This page features a woodcut image of a river and unknown small town.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 1, circa June 1927
This page is the inside of the front cover. It is blank.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, Front Cover, circa June 1927
This is the front cover of a photo album by Theodosia Stickney that documents her travels around Europe.
Camp Fire Girls Modelo Honors Emblem Stencil, undated
Camp Fire Girls of Buffalo and Erie County
This is a stencil that the Camp Fire Girls used to make their own emblems. This was the stencil for the Modelo Honors emblem.
Stained yellow paper features handwritten text in the top-left corner including the words "Name", "Session 2nd", and "Aim For child". Three irregular white shapes are positioned in the center, with two bordered by blue paint and one by red paint. Red, blue, and green paint splatters are scattered across the surface.
Camp Fire Girls of Buffalo and Erie County records, 1913-1974 (MS 32)
Camp Fire Girls Buffalo Honors Emblem, undated
This is an emblem likely worn by Camp Fire Girls in the Buffalo, NY troop.
An equilateral triangle contains a large, reddish-orange stylized letter M and a smaller diamond shape with a red cross. The emblem has a light cream border and dark brown interior framing. The background consists of a dark, grainy surface.
Camp Fire Girls Fagot Finder Emblem, undated
This is a completed fagot finder emblem made by the Camp Fire Girls.
A brown, triangular fabric patch is set against a plain white background. At the top of the patch is a small blue 'X', followed by a larger blue chevron-like shape and a small orange rectangular mark below it. The symbols are painted with a thick, textured medium that stands out from the coarse surface of the material.
Camp Fire Girls Handcraft Emblem, undated
This is the completed handcraft emblem made by the Camp Fire Girls.
This rectangular patch is made of coarse brown fabric and features a hand-painted design in green and yellow. A dark green shape with horizontal bars extending to the right is situated in the lower middle, with a small yellow bar underneath. Above the green shape is a yellow character that resembles a lowercase letter "b" or a musical flat sign.
Camp Fire Girls Guardion's Summer Honor Emblem, 1950
This is the completed Guardion's Summer Honors emblem made by the Camp Fire Girls.
A light blue paper rectangle with perforated edges sits on top of a dark brown, textured rectangular base. The paper displays "1950" and the words "Summer Honor" written in cursive with blue ink. The entire assembly is centered against a solid white background.
Camp Fire Girls Games and Sports Emblem, undated
This is the completed games and sports emblem made by the Camp Fire Girls.
The olive-brown fabric patch features a central red symbol with two vertical lines that bend into jagged, horizontal arrows at the base. A thick red bar is positioned below the arrows, and two solid blue triangles are painted on either side of the vertical red lines. The patch is centered on a plain white background.
Camp Fire Girls National Thrift Honor Emblem, undated
This is the completed National Thrift Honor emblem made by the Camp Fire Girls.
This circular object is made from a fibrous brown material and features a central green graphic. The design consists of a thin circular border enclosing a stylized cityscape with three buildings of varying heights. The disc is centered against a plain white background.
Camp Fire Girls Wohelo Honors Emblem, undated
This is the completed Wohelo Honors emblem made by the Camp Fire Girls. Wohelo was their mission: Work, Health, Love.
A triangular olive drab patch features a green evergreen tree in the center. An irregular orange line is painted vertically through the tree, ending in a wider base. The patch is shown against a plain white background.
Camp Fire Girls Unmarked Emblem Stencil, undated
This is a stencil that the Camp Fire Girls used to make their own emblems. This is an unmarked stencil.
This metal object is shaped like a triangle and features several symmetrical geometric cutouts. The surface is heavily oxidized with patches of green verdigris and brownish-orange rust. It sits against a dark, finely textured background.
A large black triangle with a grainy texture is centered against a mottled tan background. The triangle is outlined by a rough orange border, with several small rectangular notches along its base. Small green speckles and uneven textures are visible across the tan surface.
Camp Fire Girls Dolphin Emblem Stencil, undated
This is a stencil that the Camp Fire Girls used to make their own emblems. This was the stencil for the dolphin emblem.
A weathered, yellowish-brown rectangular material features a large cutout in the shape of a fish. Dark green paint covers portions of the surface and follows the contours of the cutout. The entire piece rests on a dark, granular surface, and metal staples are scattered across the material's face.
Camp Fire Girls Seeker Emblem Stencil, undated
This is a stencil that the Camp Fire Girls used to make their own emblems. This was the stencil for the seeker emblem.
A circular green painted cutout with concentric rings and a central disk sits on a textured black surface. The center disk contains a small hole at the bottom surrounded by a patch of yellow paint. Variations in color, including small spots of yellow and red, are visible across the textured surface of the green object.
Camp Fire Girls Trail Maker Emblem Stencil, undated
This is a stencil that the Camp Fire Girls used to make their own emblems. This was the stencil for the trail maker emblem.
A rounded triangular piece of material is covered in thick green paint with accents of yellow and orange. A silhouette of an evergreen tree is cut out from the center, and a series of small rectangular holes line the interior border. The object sits on a black, finely textured background and shows signs of wear, including a visible crack along the bottom edge.
Camp Fire Girls Modelo Honors Emblem, undated
This is the completed Modelo Honors emblem made by the Camp Fire Girls.
A dark brown, coarse material features several angular forms painted with a heavy, tactile texture. A green zig-zag shape stretches diagonally across the center, flanked by a jagged blue shape on the right and an orange triangular form on the bottom left. The paint is applied thickly, showing visible brushstrokes and ridges against the brown surface.
This is the completed fagot finder emblem made by the Camp Fire Girls.
A triangular patch made of olive drab felt is centered against a white background. The patch features three horizontal red bars in the middle, framed by several green painted strokes that arc toward the top vertex. The fabric shows a textured surface with minor wear and a stray dark thread along the edges.
Camp Fire Girls Fagot Finder Emblem Stencil, undated
This is a stencil that the Camp Fire Girls used to make their own emblems. This was another stencil for the fagot finder emblem.
A textured brown surface contains a central stencil-like design composed of black geometric forms. Two thick, dark diagonal lines form an open triangular shape, accompanied by smaller black bars and a central rectangular block bordered in orange. Green and orange paint smudges are scattered across the background and outline the black shapes.
This is a stencil that the Camp Fire Girls used to make their own emblems. This was the stencil for the fagot finder emblem.
The triangular object has a weathered appearance with patches of green and orange-brown paint over a metallic surface. It contains multiple cutouts, including a large curved shape and a central rectangle. The plate is displayed on a dark, textured surface.
This is the completed frog emblem made by the Camp Fire Girls.
This rectangular piece of dark olive green fabric displays several green geometric shapes on its surface. The central motif includes an oval partially surrounded by a crescent, with two diamond shapes positioned on either side. The material has a rough, felt-like texture.
Camp Fire Girls Frog Emblem Stencil, undated
This is a stencil that the Camp Fire Girls used to make their own emblems. This was the stencil for the frog emblem.
A green rectangular piece of fabric rests on a black surface. Several shapes are cut out of the fabric, including two sets of stacked diamonds, a crescent, and a circle. The green material has an uneven, mottled texture with varying shades of light and dark green.
Camp Fire Girls Flying Fish Emblem, undated
This is the completed flying fish emblem made by the Camp Fire Girls.
A brown, rectangular piece of textured material displays a stylized green fish composed of several distinct shapes. Yellow highlights mark the fish's eye and linear patterns on its top and bottom fins. Black strings are knotted through two sets of holes on the left side of the material.
Camp Fire Girls Flying Fish Emblem Stencil, undated
This is a stencil that the Camp Fire Girls used to make their own emblems. This was the stencil for the flying fish emblem.
A weathered tan card with green stains and vertical cracks features a central cutout in the shape of a stylized fish. The cutout reveals a black, grainy background that has fine white speckles across its surface. Thin bridges of the tan material divide the interior sections of the fish shape.
Camp Fire Girls Pollywog Emblem, undated
This is the completed pollywog emblem made by the Camp Fire Girls.
A piece of rectangular dark brown felt serves as the base for a design made of green felt shapes. The green elements consist of a curved hook-like form, a small oval, and a larger rounded shape. A stray black thread is visible on the right edge of the patch.
Camp Fire Girls Pollywog Emblem Stencil, undated
This is a stencil that the Camp Fire Girls used to make their own emblems. This was the stencil for the pollywog emblem.
A rectangular piece of aged metal shows a thick, uneven green patina over a brownish base material. The center of the plate features several curved and pointed cut-out shapes that reveal a dark, pebbled background underneath. The cut-out design consists of interlocking swirls and a large oval shape arranged horizontally.
Camp Fire Girls Nature Lore Emblem, undated
This is the completed nature lore emblem made by the Camp Fire Girls.
This square of coarse brown fabric features several painted symbols in blue and green. At the top is a blue horizontal figure, while a blue triangle sits at the bottom center. A diagonal green line with a hooked end passes through the middle, accompanied by a green symbol consisting of two stacked squares on the right.
Camp Fire Girls Nature Lore Emblem Stencil, undated
This is a stencil that the Camp Fire Girls used to make their own emblems. This was the stencil for the nature lore emblem.
A piece of brown paper features the handwritten phrases "Nature Lore" and "green except Blue Bird and heart" in cursive ink. In the center is a black geometric symbol with a green outline, consisting of various angular and stepped shapes. The paper is stained with green ink and shows significant signs of age and discoloration.
This is the completed music emblem made by the Camp Fire Girls.
A piece of dark olive green felt contains several stylized shapes in red and off-white paint. The central design includes a red vertical line with a right-facing horizontal bar at the top and a square block at the base. To the left of this are a jagged white shape and an L-shaped mark, while two vertical white lines are positioned on the right.
Camp Fire Girls Music Emblem Stencil, undated
This is a stencil that the Camp Fire Girls used to make their own emblems. This was the stencil for the music emblem.
A piece of textured brown cardstock features a central geometric design composed of black shapes with thin orange outlines. Above the design, the word "Music" is underlined, followed by the handwritten cursive phrase "all white except orange note." The composition consists of several vertical and stepped rectangular forms.
Camp Fire Girls Ceremonial Moccasins, circa 1950s-1960s
This is an image of a pair of moccasins worn by the Camp Fire Girls as a part of their ceremonial costume. These were handmade. The beaded word, "Wohelo," was the motto of the Camp Fire Girls. It stands for "Work, Health, and Love."
These tan leather moccasins feature visible stitching and thin leather laces tied in small bows. The left moccasin has a beaded design of a mountain range above the word "WO-HE-LO" in red beads, while the right moccasin shows a beaded campfire above the same word in green beads. They are positioned side-by-side on a textured white cloth.
Patricia Manuele Camp Fire Girls Uniform, circa 1950s-1960s (MS 237)
Camp Fire Girls Ceremonial Gown, circa 1950s-1960s
This is an image of a ceremonial dress worn by the Camp Fire Girls.
A brown tunic lies flat on a white textured surface, featuring fringe along the sleeve edges and bottom hem. Long strands of multicolored beads hang from the sides, and the lower back is decorated with several fabric patches. These patches include three small rectangles with embroidered symbols, a star, and a large mountain range silhouette.
Camp Fire Girls Ceremonial Collar, circa 1950s-1960s
This is an image of a ceremonial collar worn by the Camp Fire Girls. The badges and decorations carry meaning within the organization.
The irregularly shaped brown leather piece is adorned with various sewn-on patches including yellow fish and "LIFE SAVING" emblems. Long strands of red, yellow, green, and blue beads hang from the bottom and sides of the leather. The entire object is displayed on a wrinkled white fabric surface.
Camp Fire Girls Buffalo Courier Express News Clippings, undated
This item is a two page news clipping from the Buffalo Courier Express about the Camp Fire Girls, their activities, and their camp (Camp Aloha). It features many photographs of Camp Fire Girls.
Camp Fire Girls Camp Aloha Photograph Album, Page 16, 1935
The sixteenth page of the album features three photographs. The first photograph shows a tree house and is captioned, "Our tree house." The second photograph shows the inside of a cabin and is captioned, "Cabin Interior." The third shows girls playing on the lawn and is captioned, "Fun in the Gypsy Corner." The page is dated 1932.
Three black and white photographs are mounted with black corner tabs on a tan scrapbook page. The top left photograph shows a wooden treehouse in the woods, the top right shows a cabin interior with white curtains, and the bottom photograph shows several people in a field with a tent. Handwritten captions beneath each photograph identify the locations, and the year 1932 is written at the bottom of the page.
Camp Fire Girls Camp Aloha Photograph Album, Page 15, 1934
The fifteenth page of the album features two photographs. The first shows a group of campers exercising and is captioned, "Morning Stretch." The second shows a girl playing a trumpet and is captioned, "Camp Bugler." The page is dated 1932.
A tan scrapbook page features two black and white scenes held by dark corner mounts. The top scene shows rows of people in a field with arms outstretched, captioned "Morning Stretch". Below it, a person stands in a field playing a bugle with the caption "Camp Bugler 1932".
Camp Fire Girls Camp Aloha Photograph Album, Page 14, 1933
The fourteenth page of the album features two photographs. The first photograph is of a group of girls walking with backpacks and is captioned, "Leaving camp for an overnight trip." The second photograph shows the girls coming back carrying sleeping bags and is captioned, "Returning after a night under the stars."
A tan scrapbook page contains two black and white photographs secured with black corner mounts. The upper photograph shows a group walking away with gear into a field, while the lower one shows people walking back toward the viewer. Handwritten captions underneath the photographs read "Leaving Camp for an Overnight Trip" and "Returning After a Night Under the Stars."
Camp Fire Girls Camp Aloha Photograph Album, Page 13, 1932
The thirteenth page of the album features two photographs. The first is of the Camp Fire Girls walking in a parade and is captioned, "How we won first prize Fireman's Parade - Wales Center." The second is of a group of campers sitting under a tree and is captioned, "Morning Sing."
A tan scrapbook page features two black and white photographs held by black mounting corners. The upper photograph shows a group in uniform marching on a road with a banner that reads "CAMP FIRE GIRLS," accompanied by handwritten text below. The lower photograph shows a group of people sitting on grass beneath a large tree with a person standing to the left and a handwritten label that reads "Morning Sing."
Camp Fire Girls Camp Aloha Photograph Album, Page 12, 1932
The twelfth page features two photographs. The first photograph is of a young girl riding on two campers dressed as an animal and is captioned, "A daring ride." The second photograph is of campers dressed up as a giraffe and is captioned, "Seen at the circus."
A tan scrapbook page features two black and white photographs secured with dark corner tabs. The upper photograph depicts a person in a hat sitting on a blanket-covered structure supported by two pairs of human legs, captioned "A Daring Ride." Below it, a second photograph shows a tall, narrow costume standing in a field with the caption "Seen at the Circus."
Camp Fire Girls Camp Aloha Photograph Album, Page 11, 1932
The eleventh page features two photographs. The first is of a group of young girls doing a craft and is titled, "The little girls enjoy marblizing paper." The second shows a group of young girls painting on easels and is titled, "Painting in oils - artists all!"
Two black and white photographs are mounted on a tan page with black corner tabs. The top photograph shows four children at a table in a field working with paper, while the bottom photograph shows children painting at easels outdoors. Handwritten captions below the photographs describe the activities as marbling paper and oil painting.
Camp Fire Girls Camp Aloha Photograph Album, Page 10, 1932
The tenth page features two photographs. The first photograph shows two girls with an older woman and is captioned, "Mrs. Cook - and can she cook!" The second photograph shows a group of young girls lined up outside a cabin and is captioned, "Ready for morning inspection." The page is dated 1932.
The top photograph shows three people standing in front of a large canvas tent, and the bottom photograph features eight people in uniform standing in a line before a wooden building. Handwritten captions appear below each photograph on the tan page, and the year 1932 is written at the bottom. Both photographs are secured by dark-colored corner mounts.