Items

• Miscellaneous photographic negatives circa 1937: Photo 01
  Set 1, 1 of 8: Four men standing in a faded photograph outside. Three are wearing ties. One man lying on the ground or clothing on ground?
• Miscellaneous photographic negatives circa 1937: Photo 02
  Set 1, 2 of 8: Negative damaged. Only top of trees visible.
• Miscellaneous photographic negatives circa 1937: Photo 03
  Set 1, 3 of 8: Man in field holding a chicken with chickens, chicken wire, and a chicken coop in the background.
• Miscellaneous photographic negatives circa 1937: Photo 04
  Set 1, 4 of 8: Two men holding open The Catholic Worker newspaper (looks like September 1937) outside in front of a car and a building.
• Miscellaneous photographic negatives circa 1937: Photo 05
  Set 1, 5 of 8: Man with a striped tie sitting outside, holding a large root vegetable with stem beside cans of motor oil and in front of a bicycle.
• Miscellaneous photographic negatives circa 1937: Photo 06
  Set 1, 6 of 8: Four men in ties standing in front of a car.
• Miscellaneous photographic negatives circa 1937: Photo 07
  Set 1, 7 of 8: Four men in a faded photograph with shovels, picks, and rakes.
• Miscellaneous photographic negatives circa 1937: Photo 08
  Set 1, 8 of 8: Two people holding open The Catholic Worker newspaper (looks like September 1937) outside with one person’s hand only in frame and another man only partly in frame.
• Miscellaneous photographic negatives circa 1937: Photo 09
  Set 2, 1 of 6: Man in a fedora painting a shed.
• Miscellaneous photographic negatives circa 1937: Photo 10
  Set 2, 2 of 6: Tamar, Dorothy Day’s daughter, standing in front of trees and a barn. Person in chair with back to camera in background.
• Miscellaneous photographic negatives circa 1937: Photo 11
  Set 2, 3 of 6: Dorothy Day sitting on a table outdoors with books.
• Miscellaneous photographic negatives circa 1937: Photo 12
  Set 2, 4 of 6: Tamar, Dorothy Day’s daughter, playing with a stick in a field.
• Miscellaneous photographic negatives circa 1937: Photo 13
  Set 2, 5 of 6: Tamar, Dorothy Day’s daughter, leaning against a table outside with books.
• Miscellaneous photographic negatives circa 1937: Photo 14
  Set 2, 6 of 6: Older man in overalls outside shed being painted with younger man in fedora partly visible at the bottom left.
• Miscellaneous photographic negatives circa 1937: Photo 15
  Set 3, 1 of 3: Faded photograph of Dorothy Day and a man seated indoors in front of a rack of periodicals and pamphlets.
• Miscellaneous photographic negatives circa 1937: Photo 16
  Set 3, 2 of 3: Photograph of Dorothy Day and a man seated indoors in front of a rack of periodicals and pamphlets with another (next) image superimposed.
• Miscellaneous photographic negatives circa 1937: Photo 17
  Set 3, 3 of 3: Dorothy Day and a man seated indoors in front of a rack of periodicals and pamphlets.
• Miscellaneous photographic negatives circa 1937: Photo 18
  Same as print, Div09a#11: In front of Holy Family House of Hospitality. Photo label from verso of print (Div09a, Photo 11): “Milwaukee Catholic Worker 1937, Bottom row - Left to Right, Ferrell Schnering, Florence Weinfurter, Margaret Blazer, Nina Polcyn Moore, Larry Heaney, Al Reser, Marty Paul, Back Row, last person unknown, Ed McShane, Betty Cuda [Betty Cuda Van Nels], Rev. F.J. Tenpenney, John Cogley, Rev Urban Bates, O.P. [Fr. Urban Francis Bates, OP]”
• Miscellaneous Photos from the late 1930s to the early 1950s: Photo 01
  1 of 6 photos of a parade and procession with (St. Joseph?) statue, and marching band(s) with one drum labeled “Brooklyn”.
• Miscellaneous Photos from the late 1930s to the early 1950s: Photo 02
  Photo label from verso: 1942. 2 of 6 photos of a parade and procession with (St. Joseph?) statue, and marching band(s) with one drum labeled “Brooklyn”.
• Miscellaneous Photos from the late 1930s to the early 1950s: Photo 03
  3 of 6 photos of a parade and procession with (St. Joseph?) statue, and marching band(s) with one drum labeled “Brooklyn”.
• Miscellaneous Photos from the late 1930s to the early 1950s: Photo 04
  4 of 6 photos of a parade and procession with (St. Joseph?) statue, and marching band(s) with one drum labeled “Brooklyn”.
• Miscellaneous Photos from the late 1930s to the early 1950s: Photo 05
  5 of 6 photos of a parade and procession with (St. Joseph?) statue, and marching band(s) with one drum labeled “Brooklyn”.
• Miscellaneous Photos from the late 1930s to the early 1950s: Photo 06
  6 of 6 photos of a parade and procession with (St. Joseph?) statue, and marching band(s) with one drum labeled “Brooklyn”.
• Miscellaneous Photos from the late 1930s to the early 1950s: Photo 07
  175 Chrystie Street (the New York Catholic Worker house of hospitality and newspaper office moved from Mott Street to Chystie Street in 1950). Photo label from verso: “CW Chrystie St, 1951.”
• Miscellaneous Photos from the late 1930s to the early 1950s: Photo 08
  Julia Purcelli  (Dorothy Day's secretary) in the office at Catholic Worker. Photo label from verso: 2, 46
• Miscellaneous Photos from the late 1930s to the early 1950s: Photo 09
  Alice Zarrella standing in front of the painted window of a Catholic Worker house (New York?). Photo label from verso: Alice Lautner Zarrella.
• Miscellaneous Photos from the late 1930s to the early 1950s: Photo 10
  Man standing in uniform and hat in front of a Red Cross truck and a building.
• Miscellaneous Photos from the late 1930s to the early 1950s: Photo 11
  In front of Holy Family House of Hospitality. Photo label from verso: “Milwaukee Catholic Worker 1937, Bottom row - Left to Right, Ferrell Schnering, Florence Weinfurter, Margaret Blazer, Nina Polcyn Moore, Larry Heaney, Al Reser, Marty Paul, Back Row, last person unknown, Ed McShane, Betty Cuda [Betty Cuda Van Nels], Rev. F.J. Tenpenney, John Cogley, Rev Urban Bates, O.P. [Fr. Urban Francis Bates, OP]”
• Miscellaneous Photos from the late 1930s to the early 1950s: Photo 12
  Exterior photo on a farm with eight men standing and two sitting on the ground beside a dog and around a table with Dorothy Day in a chair. Photo label from verso: 546.
• Murals on the walls of the New York Catholic Worker by Ade Bethune, late 1930s or early 1940s: Photo 01
  Mural of the Holy Family, St. Joseph, Jesus Christ, and the Blessed Virgin Mary engaged in home tasks, Joseph and Jesus doing carpentry and Mary sewing. Photo label from verso: “61.”
• Murals on the walls of the New York Catholic Worker by Ade Bethune, late 1930s or early 1940s: Photo 02
  Men drinking coffee at breadline in front of the St. Paul Visits St. Peter in Jail mural.
• Murals on the walls of the New York Catholic Worker by Ade Bethune, late 1930s or early 1940s: Photo 03
  Blessed Martin de Porres mural. Martin de Porres feeding an ill person in bed. Photo label from verso: “63.”
• Murals on the walls of the New York Catholic Worker by Ade Bethune, late 1930s or early 1940s: Photo 04
  The St. Paul Visits St. Peter in Jail mural.
• Murals on the walls of the New York Catholic Worker by Ade Bethune, late 1930s or early 1940s: Photo 05
  Mural of St. Benedict-Joseph Labre [St. Benoît-Joseph Labre or Benedict Joseph Labre]. Photo label from verso: “57.”
• Murals on the walls of the New York Catholic Worker by Ade Bethune, late 1930s or early 1940s: Photo 06
  Mural of St. Francis of Assisi sweeping a floor. The same as Photo 13.
• Murals on the walls of the New York Catholic Worker by Ade Bethune, late 1930s or early 1940s: Photo 07
  Mural of Christ as carpenter holding hands with others (seemingly a portion of a wide mural). Photo label from verso: “60.”
• Murals on the walls of the New York Catholic Worker by Ade Bethune, late 1930s or early 1940s: Photo 08
  Damaged photo, mural of St. Benedict-Joseph Labre [St. Benoît-Joseph Labre or Benedict Joseph Labre].
• Murals on the walls of the New York Catholic Worker by Ade Bethune, late 1930s or early 1940s: Photo 09
  Mural of people holding hands (a woman, a man, a bishop or pope; seemingly a continuation of Photo 7). Three men sit at a table in an office under the mural. Photo label from verso: “59.”
• Murals on the walls of the New York Catholic Worker by Ade Bethune, late 1930s or early 1940s: Photo 10
  A less faded image of the same mural as Photo 4. Photo 2 contains part of the mural with people.