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Richmond Pearson Collection
- Series 02: Photographs |
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M77.3.1 |
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P77.3.1 |
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pear001 |
Small oval portrait of Gabrielle (Thomas)
Pearson (?-1924), wife of Richmond Pearson. |
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pear002 |
Small round watercolor painting of mountain
cabin and landscape. [unknown origin] |
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pear003 |
Portrait of Richmond Pearson. [with
photographer signature - "Moffett [?]" |
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pear004 |
Portrait of Gabrielle Pearson and James
Thomas Pearson [?] as infant. [Geo. S. Cook, successor to D.H. Anderson,
Richmond, Va., photographer] |
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pear005 |
Richmond Pearson, Jr. as child. [Geo. S. Cook,
successor to D.H. Anderson, Richmond, Va., photographer] |
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pear006 |
James Thomas Pearson, 1 year old. [Lindsey's
Art Parlor, Asheville, N.C] |
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pear007 |
James Thomas Pearson as child with dog.
[Lindsey's Art Parlor, Asheville, N.C] |
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pear008 |
Post card with donkey and head of Richmond
Pearson, Jr. [?] as child. |
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pear009 |
"Richmond Hill" home of Pearson
family. View of exterior |
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pear010 |
Thomas Pearson in military dress. Captain of
Ports of Haiti |
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pear011 |
Calling card for "Thomas Pearson, Vice
President, Banque Nationale de la Republique d'Haiti, Department
Fiscal." Written below: "Captain of Ports of Haiti." |
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pear012 |
George I,
King of the Hellenes (1845-1913)
Handwritten on back: "Gold Small Cluse" [?] [Photographer
Bohringer, Kgl. Hofphotograph., Athen[s].. [Carl Boehringer] |
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pear013 |
Thomas Pearson and his dog 'Tehran Persia'
seated in front of doorway. c. 1922-27. |
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pear014 |
Panther Creek. "Home of Colonel Joseph
Williams. Built before the American Revolution, near the 'Shallow Ford'
of the Yadkin River, in Surry County, North Carolina. Colonel Joseph
Williams, of Knoxville, Tennessee, father-in-law of Chief Justice
Richmond M. Pearson, of the North Carolina Supreme Court, was born in
this house in 1778." [ According to
Frances H. Casstevens The image is also reproduced in
Brownlee, Frederick
Leslie. Winston-Salem: A Pictorial History c. 1977. The image is
cited as from "Historic Winston." It may also be found in
Williams, Lewis James.
Williams: 300 years of Leadership in America:
a history of the
descendants of John Williams of Llangolen, Wales.
Lewisville, NC: Panther Creek Publishing, 1997, p. I-6. ] |
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pear015 |
Termination of the Dominican Customs
Receivership at Ciudad Trujillo, Dominican Republic, April 1, 1941. At
table, (left): V. Alvarez Pina, Minister of Finance; (center) Thomas
Pearson, Acting General Reciever. |
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pear016 |
Same as above. View two, Pearson standing.. |
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pear017 |
Same as above. View three, Pearson shaking
hands with Pina (in white suit). |
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pear018 |
Pearson [?] at unknown location. |
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pear019 |
James Thomas Pearson, born June 24, 1893,
died April 16, 1963. Full standing portrait in postcard format. [A.Best
[?], Paris] |
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pear020 |
James Thomas Pearson, born June 24, 1893,
died April 16, 1963. Bust portrait from the studio of Ignatius Brock,
Asheville, NC. |
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pear021 |
"Summer house or gazebo, built of raw
oak limbs which, in the 1890's, stood on the highest point of Richmond
Hill, Asheville, N.C. It was located about 1/2 mile northwest of the
main Richmond Hill house and commanded a 360 degree view of the
surrounding country." |
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