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Identifier
20048593
Description
The Girls Service League bought the old Winfield Scott Home to use as a home for underprivileged girls. The gardener and caretaker of the home for the last 16 years is S. R. Whitlock. He is shown ringing a gong. The Japanese gong is one of the gifts bought by the late Winfield Scott Senior for his new home. Mr. Scott never occupied the house; he died while it was being furnished in 1910. Mr. Whitlock is dressed in a button-up shirt, jacket, and trousers. His hat is perched on the radiator.
Archival Date
1940-12-31
Collection Name
Fort Worth Star-Telegram Collection
Collection Number
AR406-6-1298
Original Format
Negatives, Black & White
File Format
JPG
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Subjects
Whitlock, S. R.; Girls Service League; Winfield Scott Home; Japanese Gong; Gongs; Gardeners; Caretakers; Scott, Winfield; Jackets; Radiators; Houses
Subjects
Whitlock, S. R.; Girls Service League; Winfield Scott Home; Japanese Gong; Gongs; Gardeners; Caretakers; Scott, Winfield; Jackets; Radiators; Houses