Digging for Bait at the Siebeneichen Boathouse
Collection: Queens Memory Collection at the Archives at Queens Library
Date: 1926
Material: Black and white photographs Dimension:
5.8 x 3.4 inches; 600 dpi
Creator: Pamela Hansen
Identifier: aql:21191 qmp-ph-000007 qmp-ph-000007-0.tif
Description: Digging for bait at the beach. This family traditionally dug for bait and did not purchase bait even later in life when bait stores became more popular. Louisa M. Siebeneichen (center), Margaret Siebeneichen (left) and their nephew Charlie Fitzgerald, in his bathing suit.; [Hand written on back of photograph] It did not look so good but it was a place of peace care-free and happy for all who came to rest a while + live near God at "Meadow Camp." Summer 1926 Fare Well to a memory.
Creator :
Pamela Hansen
Date :
1926
Summary/Description :
Digging for bait at the beach. This family traditionally dug for bait and did not purchase bait even later in life when bait stores became more popular. Louisa M. Siebeneichen (center), Margaret Siebeneichen (left) and their nephew Charlie Fitzgerald, in his bathing suit.; [Hand written on back of photograph] It did not look so good but it was a place of peace care-free and happy for all who came to rest a while + live near God at "Meadow Camp." Summer 1926 Fare Well to a memory.
Subject :
Swimming; Boathouses
Rights :
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Coverage :
Hook Creek, Queens, NY Hook Creek (New York, N.Y.) Queens (New York, N.Y.) Jamaica Bay (N.Y.)
Type :
Digital image, photograph
Format :
Black and white photographs; 5.8 x 3.4 inches; 600 dpi
Identifier :
aql:21191 qmp-ph-000007 qmp-ph-000007-0.tif
Subject:
Swimming; Boathouses
Swimming; Boathouses
Rights Notice
Contact digitalarchives@queenslibrary.org for research and reproduction requests.
Contact digitalarchives@queenslibrary.org for research and reproduction requests.
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