Sub-series 2. Jane Cowl Personal photographs and visual materials

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450929
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2
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subseries
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710398
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2013-05-02 15:09:57 UTC
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2018-06-04 23:48:55 UTC

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unitdate
{"value"=>"1884-1949", "type"=>"inclusive", "normal"=>"1884/1949"}
date_inclusive_start
1884
date_inclusive_end
1949
unittitle
{"value"=>"Sub-series 2. Jane Cowl Personal photographs and visual materials"}
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{"value"=>".5 lin. ft. (1 box)", "format"=>"simple"}
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{"value"=>"<p>This series includes numerous personal and professional photographs. The majority are personal snapshots documenting Jane Cowl from the age of one to the year before her death. Notable photographs include tintypes of Jane Cowl and her mother Grace Bailey, photos of her husband, trips to Europe, photos of her home and photos with celebrities such as Mary Pickford. The series also contains ephemera about the Stage Door Canteen and postcards featuring Jane Cowl in early performances of <span class=\"title\">The Gamblers</span>(1910) and <span class=\"title\">Within the Law</span>(1912).</p>"}
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{"type"=>"local_mss", "value"=>"710398"}
date_start
1884
date_end
1949
keydate
1884

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  1. Photographs of Jane Cowl as a child
  2. Photographs of Jane Cowl's parents
  3. Photographs of Adolph Klauber, husband of Jane Cowl
  4. Photographs of Jane Cowl and friends
  5. Photographs of Jane Cowl with others including celebrities
  6. Photographs of Jane Cowl in Europe
  7. Photographs of Jane Cowl's house in Brooklyn
  8. Photographs of Jane Cowl and her house in Great Neck, Long Island
  9. Photographs of Jane Cowl's home in Europe
  10. Photographs of Hudson Theatre, Union Hill, NJ
  11. Photographs of the Stage Door Canteen
  12. Postcards of Jane Cowl
  13. Photographs of drawings of Jane Cowl
  14. Photographic portraits of Alexis Carrel
  15. Photographs of ephemera honoring Jane Cowl's Juliet
  16. Unidentified photographs