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Photograph, Marian Stannard Scott Cobbs (1803-1877)
CDV (carte de visite) photograph of Marian Stannard Scott
Daughter of Major Samuel Scott.
Wife of William Cobbs (1792-1852). William purchased Poplar Forest in 1828 and lived there until his death.
Mother of Emily Williams Cobbs Hutter…
Daughter of Major Samuel Scott.
Wife of William Cobbs (1792-1852). William purchased Poplar Forest in 1828 and lived there until his death.
Mother of Emily Williams Cobbs Hutter…
Photograph, Sandusky house, Hutter era
Sepia tone photograph of the front (south face) of Sandusky. Believed to be early 20th century, taken prior to planting of the English boxwoods on the front lawn.
Photograph, James Risque Hutter (1841-1923)
Photograph of James Risque Hutter standing in the yard of Sandusky. Likely taken as part of a group of photos, some dated 1914
Photograph, 1914, James Risque Hutter (1841-1923) on front portico of Sandusky
Photograph of James Risque Hutter in rocking chair reading on front (south) portico. Brick and shutters have been hand colored. Front door is open showing portion of interior staircase landing.
Vintage enlargement from a smaller photograph…
Vintage enlargement from a smaller photograph…
Photograph, Sandusky entry hall
Vintage photograph showing the staircase and entry hall of Sandusky. Photograph appeared in The Iron Worker magazine, Summer - 1947 as part of the article "When Hutter's House was Huner's House."Photograph was taken near the end of the Hutter…
Photograph, 1947, Sandusky formal parlor
Vintage photograph showing the formal parlor of Sandusky. Photograph appeared in The Iron Worker magazine, Summer - 1947 as part of the article "When Hutter's House was Huner's House." Photograph depicts the parlor as it appeared near the end of the…
Photograph, Adaline Lawrence Hutter Long (1846-1926) & unknown female.
Photograph of "Ada" Hutter, only daughter of George Christian Hutter & unknown family member.
Photograph, Sandusky
Photograph of the front (south) face of Sandusky taken during the Hutter era, likely 1935-1945. Unknown people on front porch, scaffolding erected on right side of house.
Photograph, Adaline Lawrence Hutter Long (1846-1926) & Harriet "Hallie" Risque Long (1878-1958).
Photograph shows elderly Ada Long seated in rocking chair with "Hallie" as indicated on back of photograph. Hallie is a nickname and refers to Ada's daughter Harriet Risque Long (1878-1958).
Photograph, Adaline Lawrence Hutter Long (1846-1926)
Small format photograph shows "Ada" Hutter Long sitting in a rocking chair on the porch of a house.
Back of the photo is marked "Ada"
Back of the photo is marked "Ada"
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Letter, 25 November 1838, General Zachary Taylor (1784-1850) to Captain George Christian Hutter (1793-1879)
Letter written by General Zachary Taylor to Major George Christian Hutter regarding leave of absence sought by Hutter to attend to family…