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Correspondence to E.M. Edwards from Harmon Lowman
No full textCorrespondence to E.M. Edwards from Harmon Lowman. Lowman writes about returning the letters E.M. Edwards requested and Lowman mentions Edwards' photographs are still at the College and are safe. Lastly, Lowman wishes Edwards will visit the campus again
Correspondence to E.M. Edwards from J.L. Clark
No full textCorrespondence to E.M. Edwards from J.L. Clark. Clark addresses Edwards' letter from February 14, 1948. Clark mentions Edwards' photographs are still within the college museum (Sam Houston Memorial Museum) being well preserved and the letters Edwards requested will be returned shortly if they haven't already
Correspondence to Sam Houston State Teachers College from E.M. Edwards 1
No full textThe back of the collection note mentions some of E.M. Edwards' photographs are of a boarding house, a trip to San Antonio, two Huntsville homes of General Sam Houston, the Sam Houston Normal Institute campus, and the streets of Huntsville
Correspondence to Sam Houston State Teachers College from E.M. Edwards 2
No full textCorrespondence to Anna Loring from E.M. Edwards. Edwards writes about sending letters to Anna Loring and Harry Fishburne Estill but mentions he has not received a reply from either person
Correspondence to Sam Houston State Teachers College from E.M. Edwards 3 Back
No full textCorrespondence to "Kind Friends" from E.M. Edwards. Edwards writes about when he sent old letters and photographs to Sam Houston State Teachers College and mentions a previous letter asking for his letters back and if his photographs are still within the college museum (Sam Houston Memorial Museum)
Correspondence to Sam Houston State Teachers College from E.M. Edwards 3 Front
No full textCorrespondence to "Kind Friends" from E.M. Edwards. Edwards writes about when he sent old letters and photographs to Sam Houston State Teachers College and mentions a previous letter asking for his letters back and if his photographs are still within the college museum (Sam Houston Memorial Museum)
Correspondence to Sam Houston State Teachers College from E.M. Edwards 3
No full textCorrespondence to "Kind Friends" from E.M. Edwards. Edwards writes about when he sent old letters and photographs to Sam Houston State Teachers College and mentions a previous letter asking for his letters back and if his photographs are still within the college museum (Sam Houston Memorial Museum)
E.M. Edwards 1932
No full textThe oval portrait is mounted on a beige mount. This photograph was taken in 1901 and is of E.M. Edwards when he was a young man attending Sam Houston Normal Institute. The beige mount has "E.M. Edwards - 1901" handwritten underneath the portrait in black ink. Below this, handwritten in black ink is "The views were taken by him while a student in S.H.N.I 1899 and 1904."
On the top left of the mount is a black and white rectangular portrait of E.M. Edwards in 1932. The photograph is attached to the mount. To the right of the portrait, handwritten in black ink is "E.D. Edwards - 1932.
E.M. Edwards 1932
No full textThe oval portrait is mounted on a beige mount. This photograph was taken in 1901 and is of E.M. Edwards when he was a young man attending Sam Houston Normal Institute. The beige mount has "E.M. Edwards - 1901" handwritten underneath the portrait in black ink. Below this, handwritten in black ink is "The views were taken by him while a student in S.H.N.I 1899 and 1904."
On the top left of the mount is a black and white rectangular portrait of E.M. Edwards in 1932. The photograph is attached to the mount. To the right of the portrait, handwritten in black ink is "E.D. Edwards - 1932.
E.M. Edwards 1932
No full textOn the back of the mount in the top right corner handwritten in pencil and cursive is "E.M. Edwards Nov. 1932." On the back of the mount to the center-right handwritten in cursive and pencil is "E.M.E. 1901" and "Scenes taken by E.M. Edwards native of ?,Texas while student in S.H.N.I. 1899 and 1904." The 2nd rectangular photograph is displayed on the back of the mount but is not attached. It is loose within the archival sleeve
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