Daisy Wheaton Stereographs

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Daisy Wheaton Stereographs

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This collection from the early 20th century contains Daisy E. Wheaton's Stereograph collection which documents her travels across the United States with her husband, Charles, and several of their friends.

Collection Items

Unidentified Woman
Mrs. Wheaton did not describe this photograph or give the name of the woman. featured. If you have information about the content of this photograph, email history@yourcl.org.

Image of New Orleans
These are three specimens

of New Orleans wonderfully

handmade "wrought Iron.

They look like patterns

of lacework-and are

seen on most of the

overhanging porches

on the old timey houses.

Mrs. Sedgwick and I

gazing at them.

En Route to French Markets
Thurs. Nov, 26-1926-being

Thanksgiving Day-we

took car to the French Markets,

having heard and read about

them all our lives.

They may have been worth

talking about in their earlier

days but we found them

dirty and ill…

Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving forenoon-Nov 26, 1926

A sample of New

Orleans French Market-

Chas. took this photo,

Mrs Louise Sedgwick and I

in foreground.

Ashland in Lexington KY
"Ashland"-in Lexington,

Ky. Builded by Henry

Clay for his home, and

probably named for Ashland

Virginia, near which

Clay was born.

Mary Todd who became

Mrs. A. Lincoln was a very

familiar visitor here as

a young girl.…

Chickamagua Park
Chicamagua Park, near

Chattanooga, Tenn.

We carried a lunch that

day and ate it near where

Chas took this photo-

Left is the writer, next

Mother Mann, right

Mrs Sarah Carnahan

Mother of Eva Carnahan-Thompson

of Rome,…

Rome, Georgia
Rome, Ga. home and family

of Eva-Carnahan Thompson

Mothers Carnahan and Mann

(82-80 yrs.old) and Chas and Daisy

Wheaton, beside the Thompsons

and two of their three daughters.

This was taken as we were

enroute home in our…

Myrtle Hill Cemetery Rome, Georgia
In Myrtle Hill Cemetery

with Mrs Eva Carnahan-

Thompson, the scribbler,

Mother Mann and Mr.Thompson,

standing before the grave

of Mrs. Woodrow Wilson

who lies buried beside

her father and mother.

These lines are on the…

Myrtle Hill Cemetery
In Myrtle Hill Cemetery

with Mrs Eva Carnahan-

Thompson, the scribbler,

Mother Mann and Mr.Thompson,

standing before the grave

of Mrs. Woodrow Wilson

who lies buried beside

her father and mother.

These lines are on the…

Lookout Mountain, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Incline up Lookout Mt

Chattanooga, Tenn.

Last of March 1923, when we

came home in the Lincoln

car. Mrs Carnahan

of Rome, Ga. accompanied

us to Chattanooga where

she had friends.

She seemed to enjoy sight-

seeing in and…
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