When Albert Dutcher died in October 1892, Charles M. Harrington, his nephew and sales clerk, continued running his jewelry store then purchased it from the estate and reopened as Harrington Jewelers the following May. Charles and his sister Mary "Mayme" Harrington are behind the counter at right. At left, a patron has identified this man as possibly being Mr. Vansickle, who is mentioned in a November 4, 1892, Weekly Graphic ad as being the one who "will wait on you and do any repairing you may need in the jewelry line."

Título

• 1:27 Harrington (or Dutcher) Jewelry Store Interior
• 107 West Washington; Kirksville Photos by Drake, 1893: The Clifford Henry Album (MUSDP K1)

Última modificación

• 06/26/2024

Creador

• Drake

Contribuidor

• Truman State University, Pickler Memorial Library Special Collections and Museums (Owner, Digitizing Technician)

Fecha de Creacion

• 1893
• 2014

Identificador

• vital:3798

Idioma

• en

Editor

• Drake, Fotografer

Tipo de recurso

• Collection
• Still Image

Source

• E. M. Violette Museum Documents and Publications Collection. Kirksville Photos by Drake, 1893: The Clifford Henry Album (MUSDP K1). Photo 1:27. Dimensions of the physical black and white photograph is 5 x 8 inches, mounted on a 6.5 x 9.5 inches cardboard page.

Tema

• Kirksville (Mo.)--Photographs

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