Lincoln Home front (West) elevation with visitors lining up to go inside. A ranger in ranger hat is visible in line-break on brick plaza. Another ranger with no hat is standing to the right of the open front door. Window are open on the second floor in the center and far right. A bench circles the oak tree on far left. The Arnold House (dark) and Rebecca Cook houses are in far background right Looking Southeast from 8th Street Lincoln Home, visitors, staff, Arnold, Rebecca Cook, 8th Street

Lincoln Home front (West) elevation with visitors lining up to go inside. A ranger in ranger hat is visible in line-break on brick plaza. Another ranger with no hat is standing to the right of the open front door. Window are open on the second floor in the center and far right. A bench circles the oak tree on far left. The Arnold House (dark) and Rebecca Cook houses are in far background right Looking Southeast from 8th Street Lincoln Home, visitors, staff, Arnold, Rebecca Cook, 8th Street
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Lincoln Home front (West) elevation with visitors lining up to go inside. A ranger in ranger hat is visible in line-break on brick plaza. Another ranger with no hat is standing to the right of the open front door. Window are open on the second floor in the center and far right. A bench circles the oak tree on far left. The Arnold House (dark) and Rebecca Cook houses are in far background right Looking Southeast from 8th Street Lincoln Home, visitors, staff, Arnold, Rebecca Cook, 8th Street
Location:
Lincoln Home , Outside
Date:
August 18, 1977
Original Media:
b/w photo negative
Original Scanned Image Size:
4.78 x 3.71 inches
Image ID:
12259
Keywords:
8th StreetArnoldLincoln HomeRebecca CookStaffVisitors
Photographer:
Al Banton

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