Dearborn Family

Chocolate or brown photo print of a family group of Dearborns, Smarts, and Hopkins. Left to right: George Hopkins (seated), John Dearborn (seated), Emma Dearborn (standing), and Helen Dearborn (standing). The next five people, two men, two women, and a young girl are unidentified. Seated next are twins Alice and Lillian Smart. The final two women, one seated and one standing, are unidentified. The group is assembled under the trees. A hammock hangs between two trees in the background. undated, Late 19th-Early 20th Century. See NAFOH 2462.

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DigitalCommons (California Polytechnic State University)
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2024-10-10
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Magnetic confinement fusion research
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Dearborn Family

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Magnetic confinement fusion research
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Dearborn Family

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Abstract

Chocolate or brown photo print of a family group of Dearborns, Smarts, and Hopkins. Left to right: George Hopkins (seated), John Dearborn (seated), Emma Dearborn (standing), and Helen Dearborn (standing). The next five people, two men, two women, and a young girl are unidentified. Seated next are twins Alice and Lillian Smart. The final two women, one seated and one standing, are unidentified. The group is assembled under the trees. A hammock hangs between two trees in the background. undated, Late 19th-Early 20th Century. See NAFOH 2462.

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