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EARLY FAMILIES AT WORK & PLAY
Ashton druggist Joseph Wallace Bond and wife Jessie hold Mildred, first among nine children.
Remus Hill acquired means as a farm worker at Avalon in the late 1800s and served as Sharp Street Church trustee.
Ashton druggist Joseph Wallace Bond and wife Jessie hold Mildred, first among nine children. Remus Hill acquired means as a farm worker at Avalon in the late 1800s and served as Sharp Street Church trustee.
Many were the gatherings at Tanglewood, hospitable home of Alban G. and Susanna Leggett Thomas.
Many were the gatherings at Tanglewood, hospitable home of Alban G. and Susanna Leggett Thomas.
An elfin Dement Bonifant discovers you can't pick yourself up in a bucket. Born at the family farm Wolf Den, he became on of Sandy Spring's leading physicians.
Doll-like Helen E. Powell clutches her own doll. From the Chichester album, one of 15 family picture books donated to the museum.
An elfin Dement Bonifant discovers you can't pick yourself up in a bucket. Born at the family farm Wolf Den, he became on of Sandy Spring's leading physicians. Doll-like Helen E. Powell clutches her own doll. From the Chichester album, one of 15 family picture books donated to the museum.
Precocious tree-hugger Mike Turner of Cloverly was snapped by the candid camera of his mother Arline Turner in 1943.
Small boys wore dresses in the late 1800s when this local lad possed formally—and probably reluctantly.
Precocious tree-hugger Mike Turner of Cloverly was snapped by the candid camera of his mother Arline Turner in 1943. Small boys wore dresses in the late 1800s when this local lad possed formally—and probably reluctantly.
Home is the hunter: Jeffrey Magruder Griffith of Laytonsville basks in the approval of wife Lillian, c. 1900.
Equestrian Frank Wilson indulges a riding passion widely shared by Sandy Springers. He was a skilled polo player.
Home is the hunter: Jeffrey Magruder Griffith of Laytonsville basks in the approval of wife Lillian, c. 1900. Equestrian Frank Wilson indulges a riding passion widely shared by Sandy Springers. He was a skilled polo player.
A handsome rig carries Jeffrey M. and Lillian Neal Griffith of Laytonsville. An Ashland ailanthus tree shades Peg Hagerman Conner (front, center) and behind her, husband Charles E. Conner, Sr. in 1927.
A handsome rig carries Jeffrey M. and Lillian Neal Griffith of Laytonsville. An Ashland ailanthus tree shades Peg Hagerman Conner (front, center) and behind her, husband Charles E. Conner, Sr. in 1927.

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An Ashland ailanthus tree shades Peg Hagerman Conner (front, center) and behind her, husband Charles E. Conner, Sr. in 1927.
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