Antique Wisconsin 1912 Mrs. Rowland Jefferson Gathering RPPC Photo Postcard

Description: An original 5x2" antique photo from an album of antique Wisconsin photographs. Locations in this set include Jefferson, Oshkosh, and Madison, so if a location is not listed, it's likely from one of these. Photo is likely extremely rare or one of a kind. Professionally packaged in a rigid mailer for safe delivery.Photo OverviewThis photograph captures a group of individuals standing outside in a snowy setting, likely in Jefferson, Wisconsin, around 1912. The group consists of both men and women, dressed warmly in coats and hats, gathered in front of what appears to be a residential building. Mrs. Rowland is identified on the extreme right of the image, suggesting a connection to the place or event depicted.The year 1912 was a time of significant change across the world. In the U.S., the Titanic disaster deeply affected the public consciousness, influencing maritime travel regulations. Jefferson, Wisconsin, was a small community that saw gradual changes as America continued to industrialize, with local gatherings often providing social opportunities.Text PresentThe crowd standing place. I think you'll know several faces on it. That lady to extreme right is Mrs. Rowland and second from left waitress. Mr. Box 515. down stairs isMiss Amanda, Jefferson 1912 Jefferson WisconsinCondition: Good to fair vintage condition. Likely has remnants from being part of an album -- glue/cardboard on back of photo. Some photos are mounted to cardboard. Please see photos for detailed scans of both sides.

Price: 59 USD

Location: Carlsbad, California

End Time: 2025-01-27T18:50:22.000Z

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