File:Peter Lindell's Residence, Collins and Bates Streets.jpg
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English: Peter Lindell's Residence as seen from Collins and Bates Streets. Various objects and debris sits within the residence's fence. Barrels, a tall chain hoist, a door, a wooden shack, a boat, and machinery are among these objects. The river can be seen behind the residence and some architecture is on the other bank. A tower or smokestack rises in the center, and a mound of debris is in the foreground to the left. A streetlamp stands at the corner, and across the street from the house in another fenced-in area are large piles of lumber. Title: Peter Lindell's Residence, Collins and Bates Streets. |
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Missouri History Museum URL: http://images.mohistory.org/image/5ECCF0C2-14A0-8BAA-3E70-AD9BFF9972E7/original.jpg Gallery: http://collections.mohistory.org/resource/141747 |
| Author | Thomas M. Easterly |
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| Identifier | N17069 |
| Part of | Thomas Easterly Daguerreotype Collection- 1 - 91 |
| Subjects | Peter Lindell Collins Street Bates Street riverfront Lumber debris chain hoist tower smokestack barrel boat streetlamp outdoors Daguerreotype black and white horizontal Street lighting Architecture, Domestic |
| Resource | 141747 |
| GUID | 5ECCF0C2-14A0-8BAA-3E70-AD9BFF9972E7 |
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