Related Records
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1997.2.2 - Print, Photographic
Photograph of Sisters Heneretta Spooner and Rosetta Cumings standing by the loading ramp stairs in front of the Trustee's Office.
Record Type: Photo
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1997.2.3 - Print, Photographic
Black and white photograph of Ruth Currier standing on an unknown porch holding a camera.
Record Type: Photo
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1997.2.4 - Print, Photographic
Black and white photo of Sister Fannie Fallon standing behind table with 3 non-Shaker chairs. She is holding a tool in her right hand (blurry) and something in her left hand sitting in a small, shallow pan. There is a textile draped over the table. A door, pegrail and built-in cupboard are visible behind her. The back of the photo states that the photo was taken by Ruth Currier in Summer of 1921. Photo may be inside the Church Family Trustee...
Record Type: Photo
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1997.2.5 - Print, Photographic
Black and white photo of Shaker sister Ruth Currier at the wagon loading ramp in front of the Trustee's Office. The iron railing is visible behind her iron railing behnd her, as well as a part of the Schoolhouse in the distance (The schoolhouse was moved from the site the summer of 1920) She is wearing a light-colored Shaker dress and wearing a bonnet. Written on the back of the photo in pen is "Sister Ruth Currier".
Record Type: Photo
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1997.2.6 - Print, Photographic
Black and white photograph of Sister Rosetta Cumings sitting on a rocking chair in front of the door to a building. The rocker is sitting on the stone pavers, and there is a screen door behind. This is likely the west door to the Trustee's Office. On the back, in pen reads "Sister Rosetta Cummings" and in darker pen "Courtesy of Muriel Beal Salman".
Record Type: Photo
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1997.2.7 - Print, Photographic
Black and white photo of Ruth Currier, Rosetta Cummings, and Fannie Fallon. They are standing arm-in-arm on grass with trees in the background. The back reads "about 1919 Sr. Henrietta, Sr. Rosetta, ?" The donor remembers hearing that the sisters came for dinner at 5:00, so this is presumably their family's house on the lake. It is believed that the inscription is mistaken and the person is Fannie Fallon and not Henrietta Spooner.
Record Type: Photo
