Box 17

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Includes portraits (two as a young woman), and family photographs.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: Papers pertaining to the family of Gladys Hinckley Werlich (1891 - 1976), Washington society matron, consisting of correspondence, diaries/journals, financial accounts, sundry manuscripts, documents, photographs, and newspaper clippings. The papers are divided into seven series, consisting of the papers of McCeney Werlich (1892 - 1936), foreign service officer; Robert Hinckley (1853 - 1941), portrait painter; Thomas Hinckley (1888 - 1918), foreign service officer; Robert...

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Includes formal portraits, candid shots and family photographs.

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Numerous candid and formal photographs.

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Numerous photographs, from childhood until shortly before her death, including protraits, photographs with family and friends, and numerous photographs from her extensive travels.

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World War I: includes photographs of drill formation, the Convalescent Hospital at Chateau de Rochefort, and victory celebrations in Paris.

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Includes formal and candid photographs from childhood through adulthood. Included is a photograph of John North Willys presenting his credentials, 24 May 1930.

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Photographs mounted on paper, with identifying notations. Includes photographs from his various posts in Europe, Costa Rica and Liberia. Of interest are photographs of the Costa Rican "Revolution" of February 1932.

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Photographs of Bobby Werlich, age three, in a Mexican costume sent by his uncle, Robert O'Donnell Hinckley.

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Numerous photographs.

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Photographs of the Hinckley home on 16th Street, Washington, D.C. Includes photographs of exterior and interior.

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Miscellaneous photographs of unidentified people, places, things and events.