Print, Photographic : 2004.3.188

Russellville Photograph Collection : People, Places and Events in and around Russellville, Arkansas

Title:

Washburn Home, Norristown, Arkansas

Object ID:

2004.3.188

Object Name:

Print, Photographic

Collection:

Russellville Photograph Collection

Date:

1930

Photographer:

W. J. Lemke

VE Exhibit Label 1:

Front: Black and white photgraph of the side view of the old log cabin home of the Rev. Cephas Wahsburn.

Transcription:
"Cephas Washburn home — Norristown"

Back:
Transcrioption:
"Miss May Russell Collection (crossed out)"

Typed description:
"In this log house, located 2 miles south of Russellville, Edward Payson Washburn painted "The Arkanssa Traveler", which painting afterwards attained fame as a Currier & Ives print. Date, about 1858. Photo by W. J. Lemke 1930"

Stamped: "Viva Moore Collection, Route 3, Skyline Drive, Russellville, Arkansas 72801"

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Washburn Home, Norristown, Arkansas

Washburn Home, Norristown, Arkansas (back)

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