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James R. Eaton photo album
No full textThe James R. Eaton photo album was created by Eaton while he was an undergraduate electrical engineering student at Purdue University. The photos document buildings on the University campus, greater West Lafayette, football games, May Day, and other student activities, as well as an early running of the Indianapolis 500. There are also a series of pictures of unidentified young men who are presumably Eaton�s friends. Eaton himself is pictured at the end of this series, just before pictures of a football game. Eaton arranged the photos into relatively well-defined topical sections: Purdue campus and buildings, greater West Lafayette, student life and activities. Although Eaton took and preserved the pictures, there are some notations and captions present that were contributed at a later date by Eaton�s widow Ruth Eaton Lefler.
[Letter from George E. Eaton to John J. Herrera - June 2, 1972]
No full textLetter from George E. Eaton, Executive Director of the Beaumont Convention and Visitors Bureau, to John J. Herrera listing a number of enclosures including a thumbnail sketch, a brief history on the City of Beaumont, brochures of the Spindletop Monument and of the French Trading Post
Murbach-Eaton Home on First Avenue West
No full textThe former Jacob E. and Louise E. Murbaugh home from the 1930s at 1609 1st Avenue West. By 1955 it was the home of their daughter Elizabeth M. Eaton, the widow of Charles M. Eaton. She left money in her will for the organ at Manatee Junior College (later called Manatee Community College) and for the Elizabeth Eaton Florida History Room at the Manatee County Central Library. By 1964 the building became an apartment house. Here it is undergoing renovation
[A revisional monograph of recent ephemeridae or mayflies]
No full text[by A.E. Eaton]Bd. 1: [2] Blätter, 352 Seiten ; Bd. 2: 65 Tafel
Eaton, Jane E.
No full textGranville E. Eaton - husbandhttps://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-ch-memoranda-1928/1342/thumbnail.jp
Stanley Eaton, throwing football
No full textAthletics - Football Players (D-E); Stanley Eaton, Purdue Quarterback; Purdue University Photographic Service, Lafayette, IndianaIntercollegiat
William Porden’s State Bed for Eaton Hall, Cheshire
No full textFirst paragraph: I have addressed the late-Georgian architectural history and furnishing of Eaton Hall, Cheshire, in two separate essays published in The Georgian Group Journal (2013) and Furniture History (2012).[1] What I did not discuss in either of these pieces is the role of regional craftsmanship in the house’s reconceptualisation as one of the most ambitious and impressive Gothic-style residences of the nineteenth century. Regional furniture is considered frequently to be a cheaper and less sophisticated alternative to the fashionable output of leading London firms, but William Porden, Eaton’s architect in the first two decades of the nineteenth century, proposed local workmanship for another purpose: to maintain the exclusivity of his idiosyncratic designs — especially the State Bed. This essay addresses Porden’s role at Eaton, and how the State Bed’s proposed manufacture on the Grosvenor estate, or at nearby Chester, fits within his broader control of the house’s transformation and improvement. [1] Lindfield (2012), pp. 155–80, and Lindfield (2013), pp. 137–51
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