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The History Shop Images of Rural Life - Photographs of Verne Morton

Images of Rural Life - Photographs of Verne Morton

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Just about fifty years ago we began to appreciate our folk artists. We are now beginning to discover our folk photographers. Upstate New York's Verne Morton (1868-1945) of Groton (twelve miles northeast of Ithaca) is one of these previously unsung amateur craftsmen whose work proclaims its own quality." - Louis C. Jones, from the foreword.

These 246 photographs chosen from the Verne Morton Collection of more than 10,000 glass plate and film negatives, capture in fine detail rural and small-town life during the first forty years of the twentieth century.

Images of Rural Life: Photographs of Verne Morton

DeWitt Historical Society of Tompkins County [New York]. Foreword by Louis C. Jones. Preface by Craig S. Williams. Essay by Ellen Vanas

ISBN 10: 0815601875 / ISBN 13: 9780815601876

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Just about fifty years ago we began to appreciate our folk artists. We are now beginning to discover our folk photographers. Upstate New York's Verne Morton (1868-1945) of Groton (twelve miles northeast of Ithaca) is one of these previously unsung amateur craftsmen whose work proclaims its own quality." - Louis C. Jones, from the foreword.

These 246 photographs chosen from the Verne Morton Collection of more than 10,000 glass plate and film negatives, capture in fine detail rural and small-town life during the first forty years of the twentieth century.

Images of Rural Life: Photographs of Verne Morton

DeWitt Historical Society of Tompkins County [New York]. Foreword by Louis C. Jones. Preface by Craig S. Williams. Essay by Ellen Vanas

ISBN 10: 0815601875 / ISBN 13: 9780815601876

Just about fifty years ago we began to appreciate our folk artists. We are now beginning to discover our folk photographers. Upstate New York's Verne Morton (1868-1945) of Groton (twelve miles northeast of Ithaca) is one of these previously unsung amateur craftsmen whose work proclaims its own quality." - Louis C. Jones, from the foreword.

These 246 photographs chosen from the Verne Morton Collection of more than 10,000 glass plate and film negatives, capture in fine detail rural and small-town life during the first forty years of the twentieth century.

Images of Rural Life: Photographs of Verne Morton

DeWitt Historical Society of Tompkins County [New York]. Foreword by Louis C. Jones. Preface by Craig S. Williams. Essay by Ellen Vanas

ISBN 10: 0815601875 / ISBN 13: 9780815601876

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Tompkins County is on the traditional, ancestral, and contemporary lands of the Gayogo̱hó꞉nǫˀ Nation, part of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy. Read more…

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