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Back of 1935 News Photo with ACME Newspictures and N.E.A. Stamp. 

Back of 1935 News Photo with ACME Newspictures and N.E.A. Stamp. 

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Figure 1: 20 th Century Gelatin Silver Print Photograph 15.3 x 20.3 cm...
Figure 2: Back of 1935 News Photo with ACME Newspictures and N.E.A. Stamp. 
Figure 3: Charlford Castle, known today as Cherokee Castle, Mike Viney...
Figure 5: Mrs. Johnson at Charlford Castle June 20, 1941; Douglas...
+1 Figure 6: Charlford Castle Tower (Cherokee Castle), Mike Viney Photo. 
What's Behind a Photo? The Lady of a Castle and Her Unexpected Ties to American Naval History
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  • Jan 2018
At age 19, Gustavus Conyngham (1744-1819) immigrated with his father to the American Colonies to make a new home. He started his career as a merchant seaman with the shipping house of Conyngham and Nesbitt. Gustavus married Ann Hockley (1757-1811), an American woman, who purportedly gave birth to their American children. Conyngham joined the Americ...
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... the photo over and part of this woman's place in history comes into focus, ( fig. 2). The paper tag or cutline and stamps identify this image as an ACME news photo (Cycleback, "Tips"). Press photographs were used for stories and advertising in ...