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Herral Long cares for wife Marcella Studer Long during her illness
No full textHerral Long was an award-winning photographer who infused his photojournalism with a touch of artistry. Mr. Long was hired by the Toledo Blade in 1949 and became their photographer in 1950. Mr. Long loved his job and his profession. He photographed still life foods for the Blade with meticulous precision. He enthusiastically covered news stories as well as everyday human interest stories. Herral Long retired from the Blade in December of 2008. Before he died Mr. Long donated his private collection to the Toledo Lucas County Public Library. The collection consists of news and personal photos. He passed away June 14, 2014
Herral Long, photographer with a beauty queen
No full textHerral Long was an award-winning photographer who infused his photojournalism with a touch of artistry. Mr. Long was hired by the Toledo Blade in 1949 and became their photographer in 1950. Mr. Long loved his job and his profession. He photographed still life foods for the Blade with meticulous precision. He enthusiastically covered news stories as well as everyday human interest stories. Herral Long retired from the Blade in December of 2008. Before he died Mr. Long donated his private collection to the Toledo Lucas County Public Library. The collection consists of news and personal photos. He passed away June 14, 2014
Portrait of Herral Long as a teenager
No full textHerral Long was an award-winning photographer who infused his photojournalism with a touch of artistry. Mr. Long was hired by the Toledo Blade in 1949 and became their photographer in 1950. Mr. Long loved his job and his profession. He photographed still life foods for the Blade with meticulous precision. He enthusiastically covered news stories as well as everyday human interest stories. Herral Long retired from the Blade in December of 2008. Before he died Mr. Long donated his private collection to the Toledo Lucas County Public Library. The collection consists of news and personal photos. He passed away June 14, 2014
Herral Long: portrait of a photographer
No full textHerral Long was an award-winning photographer who infused his photojournalism with a touch of artistry. Mr. Long was hired by the Toledo Blade in 1949 and became their photographer in 1950. Mr. Long loved his job and his profession. He photographed still life foods for the Blade with meticulous precision. He enthusiastically covered news stories as well as everyday human interest stories. Herral Long retired from the Blade in December of 2008. Before he died Mr. Long donated his private collection to the Toledo Lucas County Public Library. The collection consists of news and personal photos. He passed away June 14, 2014
Herral Long is arrested by Toledo Police, Toledo, Ohio
No full textHerral Long was an award-winning photographer who infused his photojournalism with a touch of artistry. Mr. Long was hired by the Toledo Blade in 1949 and became their photographer in 1950. Mr. Long loved his job and his profession. He photographed still life foods for the Blade with meticulous precision. He enthusiastically covered news stories as well as everyday human interest stories. Herral Long retired from the Blade in December of 2008. Before he died Mr. Long donated his private collection to the Toledo Lucas County Public Library. The collection consists of news and personal photos. He passed away June 14, 2014
Portrait of a photographer, Herral Long, Toledo, Ohio, 1980s
No full textHerral Long was an award-winning photographer who infused his photojournalism with a touch of artistry. Mr. Long was hired by the Toledo Blade in 1949 and became their photographer in 1950. Mr. Long loved his job and his profession. He photographed still life foods for the Blade with meticulous precision. He enthusiastically covered news stories as well as everyday human interest stories. Herral Long retired from the Blade in December of 2008. Before he died Mr. Long donated his private collection to the Toledo Lucas County Public Library. The collection consists of news and personal photos. He passed away June 14, 2014
A young Herral Long with lady friends, Toledo, Ohio, 1961
No full textHerral Long was an award-winning photographer who infused his photojournalism with a touch of artistry. Mr. Long was hired by the Toledo Blade in 1949 and became their photographer in 1950. Mr. Long loved his job and his profession. He photographed still life foods for the Blade with meticulous precision. He enthusiastically covered news stories as well as everyday human interest stories. Herral Long retired from the Blade in December of 2008. Before he died Mr. Long donated his private collection to the Toledo Lucas County Public Library. The collection consists of news and personal photos. He passed away June 14, 2014. Identified in the photo are Nancy Gould, Herral Long, Mariann Phillips and Martha Pilcher
Toledo police officer stopping Herral Long from photographing scene of accident. December 9, 1982
No full textHerral Long was an award-winning photographer who infused his photojournalism with a touch of artistry. Mr. Long was hired by the Toledo Blade in 1949 and became their photographer in 1950. Mr. Long loved his job and his profession. He photographed still life foods for the Blade with meticulous precision. He enthusiastically covered news stories as well as everyday human interest stories. Herral Long retired from the Blade in December of 2008. Before he died Mr. Long donated his private collection to the Toledo Lucas County Public Library. The collection consists of news and personal photos. He passed away June 14, 2014
Toledo police officer at accident scene shortly before arresting Herral Long for obstruction, December 9, 1982
No full textHerral Long was an award-winning photographer who infused his photojournalism with a touch of artistry. Mr. Long was hired by the Toledo Blade in 1949 and became their photographer in 1950. Mr. Long loved his job and his profession. He photographed still life foods for the Blade with meticulous precision. He enthusiastically covered news stories as well as everyday human interest stories. Herral Long retired from the Blade in December of 2008. Before he died Mr. Long donated his private collection to the Toledo Lucas County Public Library. The collection consists of news and personal photos. He passed away June 14, 2014
Maumee Dearest cartoon by Kirk Walters spoofing the Toledo Police for arresting Herral Long, published Thursday, December 17, 1992
No full textHerral Long was an award-winning photographer who infused his photojournalism with a touch of artistry. Mr. Long was hired by the Toledo Blade in 1949 and became their photographer in 1950. Mr. Long loved his job and his profession. He photographed still life foods for the Blade with meticulous precision. He enthusiastically covered news stories as well as everyday human interest stories. Herral Long retired from the Blade in December of 2008. Before he died Mr. Long donated his private collection to the Toledo Lucas County Public Library. The collection consists of news and personal photos. He passed away June 14, 2014
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