Elsie Dinsmore Squiers

Black and white, formal portrait of Elsie Dinsmore Squiers in her mid-40s. She wears her graying hair short in finger waves. She wears wireless frame glasses. Her dress is dark with a wide, pointed lace collar. Elsie was born in 1888 in Medford Center, Maine, the daughter of Samuel O. Dinsmore and Ida Frances (Smart) Dinsmore. The cardboard frame is imprinted with the words "The Mansur Studio, Augusta, Me." 1930-1940. See NA2462.

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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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Abstract

Black and white, formal portrait of Elsie Dinsmore Squiers in her mid-40s. She wears her graying hair short in finger waves. She wears wireless frame glasses. Her dress is dark with a wide, pointed lace collar. Elsie was born in 1888 in Medford Center, Maine, the daughter of Samuel O. Dinsmore and Ida Frances (Smart) Dinsmore. The cardboard frame is imprinted with the words "The Mansur Studio, Augusta, Me." 1930-1940. See NA2462.

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