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Artist/Maker O'Neil Photographic Art Studio

Date1/1900

MediumMounted; Silver Gelatin Print

Dimensions9 1/4" x 13 7/8"; mounted: 15" x 20"

Object number1990.42

Institutional Credit LineCourtesy of the New Bedford Whaling Museum

DescriptionMounted photograph of the members of the Washington Club, taken January 1900.
Top Row: Thos. Hudson, S. Neary, G. Winterburn, J. Wilkinson, Amos Horsfall, J. Bannister, William Taylor, S. Jackson, Robert Taylor, D. Ward, Jack Sunderland. Bottom row: Arthur Johnson, Ted Gelder, Harry Cook, Herbert Siddall, W. Greenwood, Sidney Lees, Jonathon [sic] Nuttall, Joseph Taylor, William Chapman, Joseph Schofield.

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