Geographic / Conn. / Rockville; HGO-01-001-F-C-1
GUSN-357254
Three mounted and matted albumen prints depicting Conrady Bros. Garage in Rockville, Connecticut. The photographs are dated circa 1930 and measures 12 x 14 inches. They depicts the front of the garage with two windows and a garage door in the middle. A Socony, or Standard Oil Company of New York, gas pump is pictured on the left side of all three photos. The garage was owned by two brothers from the Rockville area. The photos were taken by H. F. Bonewald, a photographer in Rockville, Connecticut.
garages
garage doors
service stations
gasoline pumps
albumen prints
mounts (secondary support)
mats (framing and mounting equipment)
H. F. Bonewald / Rockville, Conn. (cut into)
3 photographic prints : albumen, mounted and matted ; 12 x 14 inches
PC001
General photographic collection
PC001.02.01.USCT.1520.0010.001
circa 1930
Vernon (Tolland county, Connecticut)
albumen prints
mounts (secondary support)
mats (framing and mounting equipment)
Standard Oil Company of New York
Photograph
Minimal staining and damage to the mount and mat window.
Item
Geographic / Conn. / Rockville; HGO-01-001-F-C-1
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