Departure, Oklahoma City, no. 3 Type: Artifact > Photo > Family Photo | Date: 1939-05-20 | Location: USA > Oklahoma > Oklahoma City > Railroad station Other Categories: Chapter 2, 1939-05-20, 1939, 1939-05 This print appears to be a copy of photograph 4.14.0001. A note, written in pen in Ollie's hand on the back of the print, says: Mom & Dad & Alfred 1939 - he took the train - went to Calif - on his way to the Philippines. Document No.: 4.14.1382

Provenance

Collection

This image was found among the papers of Alfred R. Young in The BenHaven Archives.

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Physical Description

2.75 in. x 4.5313 in., image is 2.375 in. x 4.125 in.

Geographic Location of Origin or Subject

Railroad station, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA

Latitude: 35.455654°
Longitude: -97.519455°

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