Fort McDowell wharf, no. 6 Type: Artifact > Photo Location: California > Angel Island People: Raymond Terry This photograph appears to be an enlargement of the kind of photographs Alfred R. Young took and sent to his parents while at Fort McDowell in the summer of 1939. The original is missing, but this copy was among the collection of photographs Alfred took of Fort McDowell. The young man in the photograph is Raymond Terry, a fellow recruit from Oklahoma. Document No.: 4.14.0082

Provenance

Source

The original is part of the Alfred R. Young papers in The BenHaven Archives.

Copyright and Usage

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Physical Description

4.75 in. x 6.4375 in., image is the same size

Geographic Location of Origin or Subject

Angel Island, California

Latitude: 37.859728°
Longitude: -122.443720°

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