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Helen Scott
No full textMarietta College Freshman class, studio portrait. Helen Scott (Mariettana, 1931)
[Betty, Helen, and Eleanor Scott]
No full textThree sisters, Betty, Helen, and Eleanor Scott, daughter of Carolyn Street Scott and Thomas McGee Scott
Interview with Helen Scott Howe
No full textAn interview with Helen Scott Howe about her experiences with Dr. Winfield Scott and the Norway Community. Audio is on tape MS016_16-1_74-043https://scholars.fhsu.edu/koh/1417/thumbnail.jp
Willie and Ella Scott (Helen Scott)- Burnthill Farm, April 1960
No full textThree Men Went A-Hunting / Willie Scott; [indecipherable]; Statin Island / Willie Scott; Bonnie Jean Gordon / Ella Scott and Willie Scott; Scotland the Brave / Willie Scott; The Thistle of Scotland / Willie Scott; The Flooers o\u27 Edinburg, The East [indecipherable] o\u27 Fife/The Girl I left Behind Me / William Scott; The Lass o\u27 [indecipherable] / Willie Scott; The Laird o\u27 [indecipherable] / Willie Scott; [indecipherable] / Willie Scott; Flow Gently Sweet Afton / Ella Scott; A Well Bird / Ella Scott; Burns and his Highland Mary / Ella Scott; Alford Vale / Ella Scott; The Laddie that Handles the Plough / Ella Scott; Lord Randal / Ella Scott; This is the nicest my Johnny [indecipherable] / Ella Scot
Scott, Helen May (FA 1255)
No full textFinding aid only for Folklife Archives Project 1255. One-page paper titled “Wash House” in which Helen May Scott describes a wash house located in Lewisburg, Kentucky. Scott interviewed Mrs. A. L. Johnson about her daily use of the outbuilding. The paper includes a single black and white photograph of the wash house
[Helen Marion Scott Dickson with David and Lana Scott's children]
No full textHelen Marion Scott Dickson with David and Lana Scott's children
Scott and Helen Gregory at the Alumni Dinner Dance
No full textScott and Helen Gregory at the Alumni Dinner Dance
Gordon Scott and Helen Armstrong Build Snowman
No full textJacksonville State Teachers College students Gordon Scott and Helen Armstrong are shown putting finishing touches on a snowman after the surprise snow that occurred March 9, 1942.https://digitalcommons.jsu.edu/lib-ac-histimg/3236/thumbnail.jp
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