| Collection |
Edwin B. Worthen Collection |
| Date of photo |
1880 |
| Description |
Young Men's Social Club, 1880.
"These were the leading young men of the period. Following age-old custom, they formed a Social Club, with headquarters over Mr. Saville's store. That would be in the old part of the building (since torn down) now occupied by Smith's paper store and then located where the Library bulletin board stands. Sunday afternoon walks were part of their good times.
The young men are (left to right): BACK ROW William Adair, Harry Chandler, Austin Locke, Charles Adair, Walter Ham, William Jackson.
CENTER ROW James Glenn, George Phelps, Herbert Locke (front), Charles Butters, William Glenn (front), temporary resident, Quincy Bicknell.
FRONT ROW George Conant, George Russell, Henry Turner, Frank Simonds, Herbert Tuttle, William Chessell"
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| Object ID |
Worthen.slideA5 |
| Object Name |
Transparency, Lantern-slide |
| People |
Adair, William
Adair, Charles
Ham, Walter
Jackson, William
Chandler, Harry
Locke, Austin
Glenn, James
Phelps, George
Locke, Herbert
Butters, Charles
Glenn,William
Bicknell, Quincy
Conant, George
Russell, George
Turner, Henry
Simonds, Frank
Tuttle, Herbert
Chessall, William |
| Search Terms |
Smith's paper store
Lexington Young Men's Social Club |
| Subjects |
Group portraits
Clubs |
| Title |
Young Men's Social Club, 1880 |
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