02234cam a2200229 4500 759763190 TxAuBib 20210525120000.0 |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||eng|u SC276 TxAuBib 2.21 linear feet. 1 document box, 1 half-sized document box, and two photograph albums. Some copyright restrictions may apply. Special Collection #276, the Clark and McLemore families photographs, contains photographs of Jeff: McLemore, his wife May Clark McLemore, their daughter May McLemore Matthews, as well as photographs of the Clark family and friends of May McLemore Matthews. Photographs of servants who worked for the Clark family, such as Beatrice Howard, are also present. The collection contains images of the Clark family before and after they emigrated from England, the exterior and interior of their homes in Galveston, as well as photographs of Galveston beaches, other Texas cities, and Washington D.C. The May McLemore Matthews files contain photographs of the Ursuline Academy Class of 1932 and the Oleander Duchesses. The Joseph Stanley Clark files contain photographs of damage in Aransas Pass, Texas after the 1919 hurricane. The Clark Family at 1409 Market Street files contain photographs of Alice Brown Sweeney and Fannie Kempner Adoue. The Miscellaneous files contain photographs of Ida Zahn, Alice Brown Sweeney, the John W. Focke residence, and photographs possibly of Evergreen Cemetery and Lafitte's Grove. Photograph album #1 contains photographs of actor Robert Taylor arriving in Galveston and Governor James Allred playing baseball. Galveston and Texas History Center, Rosenberg Library, Galveston, Texas. 20210525. English. African Americans, Beaches, Galveston Historic Homes Tour, Immigrants, Parades, Politics, Ursuline Academy, Washington, D.C. Clark family, McLemore family. http://7028.sydneyplus.com/archive/final/Portal/RosenbergLibrary.aspx?component=AABC&record=3b0cd69a-8c1a-4a1b-8bfb-9403100e3e66 RV8