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1983.10.557.3
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University of Washington student pinning corsage on Edmond Meany, Seattle, circa 1925
Order an ImageProfessor Edmond S. Meany was one of the University of Washington's most notable faculty members. Meany began teaching history in 1897, when the history department was first established, and he taught until his death in 1935. During his busy lifetime, Meany also served as a legislator, journalist, author, and president of The Mountaineers. People on campus referred to him as "The Grand Old Man."
These University of Washington women students are dressed for a football weekend, probably the Huskies' 1925 football game against the University of California. Like many other young women in the 1920s, they wear their hair short in a bob style.
Handwritten on sleeve: U of W coed Pinning Flowers on Prof Meany.
Webster & Stevens number: 113305
These University of Washington women students are dressed for a football weekend, probably the Huskies' 1925 football game against the University of California. Like many other young women in the 1920s, they wear their hair short in a bob style.
Handwritten on sleeve: U of W coed Pinning Flowers on Prof Meany.
Webster & Stevens number: 113305
ID Number: 1983.10.557.3
Date: Circa 1925
Creator(s):
Webster & Stevens, Photographer
Physical Description: 1 nitrate negative : b&w ; 8 x 10 in.
Credit: MOHAI, PEMCO Webster & Stevens Collection, 1983.10.557.3
Copyright: No Known Copyright
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