Box 6

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An album titled “The Biography of Our Baby'' which includes entries for early childhood milestones and photographs of Beatrice Kirkbride. Interspersed with the album are numerous other photographs of Beatrice, her mother Luella, her sister and brother Gladys and DeBonsall. Most of the photographs are from when Beatrice was younger than 15 years old.

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Assorted photographs of people and places connected to Beatrice and Earle Kirkbride. This folder, which contains the photographs closer to the present, features Beatrice and Earle’s children, houses connected to the Kirkbrides, and Beatrice with her friends and family.

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This folder contains photographs taken by Earle Kirkbride while on a trip to West Virginia to see where previous family members lived. There are a few letters and postcards he sent to Beatrice on the trip mixed in. Additionally, there are photographs of Philadelphia landscapes during this same period.

Scope and Contents Includes material from Earle's early life gathered during Edward and Robert Kirkbride's research. A portion of the material relates directly to the research process with notes about addresses, timeline of life, and where to find certain info in collections, copies of photographs of Earle’s art, printed out webpages of information related to Vernon Kirkbride, who was married to Earle before Beatrice. Another portion of the folder is letters from Vernon Thomas Kirkbride who was married to...

Scope and Contents See series scope and contents for more details about the arrangement of this folder (Full Name of binder was “Trip #2 Ed 07/07/10 Boxes 4, 15, 16, 17, and 18”) This folder contains material related to Earle Kirkbride's life in the 1930's. Some material, such a set of letters from Florence Crannell Means, author of the serial “Shuttered Window,” concern illustration work which Kirkbride did. Other material is more personal in nature, including a sketch of a house in Chicago (1542 W. 61st...