Easter Sunday 1913, Omaha, NB
FATE OF IMPORTANT PAPERS: In 1913, Carpenter’s wife and children lived on Cummings Street in Omaha, Nebraska. This photo is labled: Militiamen in Bemis Park, 33rd and Cumming Sts., looking north. Carpenter states that some of his papers were lost at the time of the tornado.
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