Text and annotations on album page read: "[ARL-62] In case any one might ask this is a fox, [ARL-63] Who wouldn't believe in God with this view to greet one every morning. Long's Peak from our cabin door, [ARL-64] A souvenir shop at the fox farm, [ARL-65] Long's Peak in sunshine, [ARL-66] These are not foxes; they are police dogs (not in the buses)." The photographic prints on album page show: a fox that leans against a fence; a view of Long's Peak; a souvenir shop, German Shepherd dogs and people in touring cars, in Boulder County, Colorado.
Date
1929
Notes
For individual scans of items on album page see ARL-62, ARL-63, ARL-64, ARL-65 and ARL-66.; For verso of album page see ARL-61.; Scanned image from photograph album loaned to the DPL Blair-Caldwell African American Research Library by Marie L. Greenwood.; Title inked on album page with identification and annotations.; R7006000676
Description
5 photographic prints mounted on album page ; 18 x 28 cm. (7 x 11 in.)
Is Part Of
ARL39 Camp Nizhoni Album, 1928-1937, Phyllis Wheatley YWCA.
