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Pine Mountain Settlement School
\nSeries: PHOTOGRAPHS
\nFRANCES LAVENDER<\/h5>\n

Frances Lavender Album<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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TAGS:<\/strong>\u00a0Frances Lavender Album ; Frances Lavender ;\u00a0Aunt Sal Creech ; footbridges ; children ; community ;\u00a0PMSS\u00a0staff ;\u00a0 PMSS students ; staff ; funeralizing ; hallowe\u2019en ; <\/span>PMSS campus ; log houses ; bean stringing ; a “working” ; families ; <\/span><\/p>\n

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The Frances Lavender Album is a small album of 50\u00a0images. It covers life at Pine Mountain Settlement School during the time Frances Lavender was a nurse at the School, 1918-1919. The album also includes images shared by her colleagues while at the School and following her departure from Kentucky.<\/p>\n

Most of the images are unique, however, many viewers of photographs from Pine Mountain Settlement School will recognize some of the more iconic images duplicated in this\u00a0album and others from the School.<\/p>\n

The condition of the album is mixed. No attempt has been made to remedy the emulsion shift which has given the color of the image an uneven quality in this album.<\/p>\n

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CONTENTS: Frances Lavender Album<\/h3>\n

LIST OF PHOTOGRAPHS WITH LAVENDER’S ANNOTATIONS<\/strong><\/p>\n

Photographs 01 – 50
\n*Notes are from backs of photographs unless bracketed.<\/p>\n

lave_001<\/strong> Mrs. William Creech<\/a> (called “Aunt Sal” by all), she and “Uncle Wm<\/a>.” gave the land for Pine Mt. Settlement School, Ky. lave001.jpg<\/strong> (703141 bytes)
\nlave_002<\/strong> Aunt Sal Creech. 1 yr. ago. The one I love so. lave002.jpg (631888 bytes)
\nlave_003<\/strong> [Woman on footbridge] lave003.jpg (245355 bytes)
\nlave_004<\/strong> [Children at play and man with umbrella to far right.] lave004.jpg (269826 bytes)
\nlave_005<\/strong> Marguerite Parkinson and a holly tree. Sept. 19, [1918?] lave005.jpg (221720 bytes)
\nlave_006<\/strong> Leah Shubert, book-keeper. My room-mate. June 1918. lave006.jpg (200414 bytes)
\nlave_007<\/strong> Mary Winifred Settle, a rich Louisville girl and dear Uncle Calvin Nolan and Aunt Sarah. August 1918. lave007.jpg (193069 bytes)
\nlave_008<\/strong> Some of our adorable big boys. Nov. 1918. lave008.jpg (179159 bytes)
\nlave_009<\/strong> This house belongs to Mrs. Jim Coots or Mrs. Maggard. Her daughter, Marthie Spradlin has a married daughter and these are her kiddies. The 1st mentioned looks 50 years old. lave009.jpg (193449 bytes)
\nlave_010<\/strong> Ain’t she sweet? The two Frances’. Oct. 1918. lave010.jpg (553997 bytes)
\nlave_011<\/strong> Mrs. Fagg by the “kittle” at O.L.H. [Old Log House<\/a>]. lave011.jpg (202640 bytes)
\nlave_012<\/strong> Bonnie\u00a0Baker, Maude, Virgie Saylor, Minnie Callahan, Hettie Caudill. [Indian Cliff <\/a>in background.]
\nlave_013<\/strong> [Unidentified group under large tree.] lave013.jpg (283378 bytes)
\nlave_014<\/strong> Greetings to Miss Lavender from the Zandes — who wish they had a Cater [?] picture of Berto. He is only 5 months old in this one and has changed ever so much in 4 months. Merrie Christmas to you! Ethel de Long Zande<\/a>. lave014.jpg (163932 bytes)
\nlave_015<\/strong> I don’t know these girls but the rear horse is Bobby. — This is such a good view of our roads. lave015.jpg (261999 bytes)
\nlave_016<\/strong> Bert in background. Baby at 1 year. lave016.jpg (183839 bytes)
\nlave_017<\/strong> Uncle John “Fiddler” Lewis<\/a> and Aunt Luise. He his [has] trachoma and is most blind. She is deaf. He philosophizes muchly. — The shack in the rear is their home. lave017.jpg (245772 bytes)
\nlave_018<\/strong> Aunt Leah\u00a0spinning. — See wool laying on the wheel and her hand in motion. lave018.jpg (209886 bytes)
\nlave_019<\/strong> [Snow scene, location unknown.] lave019.jpg (311981 bytes)
\nlave_020<\/strong> A typical picture. Sol Day’<\/a>s children. 1918, Dec. lave020.jpg (660457 bytes)
\nlave_021<\/strong> Minnie Callahan at Old Log House. lave021.jpg (423207 bytes)
\nlave_022<\/strong> Some of the Mt. women at the funeralizin’ down on Rock House that Sun[day] we went to service. lave022.jpg (1210354 bytes)
\nlave_023<\/strong> Mrs. Fagg’s little boys at Old Log House. Where I used to live. Notice 2 mill stones in fore-ground. These boys are simply adorable. lave023.jpg (1408492 bytes)
\nlave_024<\/strong> Helen Fagg. A Boston School of Art grad. So lively and sweet. She hoed corn all summer. lave024.jpg (1224311 bytes)
\nlave_025<\/strong> Green Cornett, the fiddler from Line Fork and Bird Turner “beating ” — He is the school teacher on Big Laurel. Fair Day. Sept. 1918. lave025.jpg (1475683 bytes)
\nlave_026<\/strong> Fair Day. Sept. 19, 1918. First picture ever caught of K[atherine] Pettit [standing in background, center]. 1. Duncan Foster, teacher ; 2. H. Babsen, Housemother ; 3. Miss Benedict, kitchen ; 4. P. Peck, my room-mate ; 5. A Mt. woman ; 6. Miss [Katherine] Pettit ; 7. Mrs. Holton, a teacher ; 8. A Mt. woman, (Mrs. Day) ; Mrs. Zande is in the background sitting on a table with head down, knitting. lave026.jpg (1374741 bytes)
\nlave_027<\/strong> Irvine Wooten. He drives the team of mules most of the time. He was drafted [WWI] but won’t go now. Such a good boy. lave027.jpg (544919 bytes)
\nlave_028<\/strong> Minnie Callahan, Mossie Miniard. July 1918. lave028.jpg (182661 bytes)
\nlave_029<\/strong> Alec Day’s front yard. Oct. 1918. lave029.jpg (181403 bytes)
\nlave_030<\/strong> Leah Shubert. Oct. 1818. lave030.jpg (223033 bytes)
\nlave_031<\/strong> Hallowe’en Party. Oct. 1918. I checked myself in case you can’t distinguish my features. You can’t really tell what we look like by this. lave031.jpg (176470 bytes)
\nlave_032<\/strong> All fences are rail. A view from Far House<\/a> pasture looking down Greasy. lave032.jpg (203593 bytes)
\nlave_033<\/strong> One obstacle in the path. I was so gracefully getting by they snapped me. The way wear sweaters on tramps. lave033.jpg (1589132 bytes)
\nlave_034 Only part of the crowd. Marguerite Parkinson first and I was so lazy I was sitting down. — Both pictures taken on the Sun[day] trip to the Funeralizing what wasn’t. lave034.jpg (597038 bytes)
\nlave_035<\/strong> Latest in barber shops. John D. Callahan the barber. Birchell Harris Victim. Vernon (Vernin) and Will Helton the audience. lave035.jpg (220966 bytes)
\nlave_036<\/strong> The even Callahan’s. John D. the oldest my Castor Oil friend. Sept. 1918. lave036.jpg (343352 bytes)
\nlave_037<\/strong> Marguerite, and one of the first Log Houses around here. lave037.jpg (237218 bytes)
\nlave_038<\/strong> Bean Stringin’. Beans drying. Dining Room [Old Laurel House<\/a>] Porch. October 1918. lave038.jpg (164299 bytes)
\nlave_039 A “Workin'” at Aunt Sal’s — Mrs. Zande with hat on [to right]. This is a 3 yr. old picture. lave039.jpg (301961 bytes)
\nlave_040<\/strong> Mrs. Tillie Harris. Her husband Rat was killed by his brother Tom who spent 1 year in the pen for it and learned to read while there. lave040.jpg (238561 bytes)
\nlave_041<\/strong> My friend Alec Day and family. There are 2 younger children. lave041.jpg (236720 bytes)
\nlave_042<\/strong> Mrs. [Celia Cathcart] Holton<\/a> and some of the School House boys with their supper at their feet. [Celia Cathcart Holton was a teacher from 1915 – 1919] lave042.jpg (193885 bytes)
\nlave_043<\/strong> Our house. [Zande House?<\/a>] lave043.jpg (402088 bytes)
\nlave_044 Some of our little boys. August 1918. lave044.jpg (199130 bytes)
\nlave_045<\/strong> Some of our little boys. August 1918. [copy of above] lave045.jpg (383235 bytes)
\nlave_046<\/strong> John D. Callahan, Enoch Harris. Old Log Gate. August. 1918. lave046.jpg (174656 bytes)
\nlave_047<\/strong> The Alec Day Family. Oct. 1918. lave047.jpg (341080 bytes)
\nlave_048<\/strong> [Large shingle and stone house. Location unknown.] lave048.jpg (208306 bytes)
\nlave_049<\/strong> Some of our little boys. August 1918. [copy of above] lave049.jpg (166887 bytes)<\/p>\n

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