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Gwendolyn Brooks accepting a framed poem from Hale Nelson of the Illinois Bell Telephone Co, December 8, 1954

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Title
Gwendolyn Brooks accepting a framed poem from Hale Nelson of the Illinois Bell Telephone Co, December 8, 1954
Date
1954-12-08  
Geographical Location
Chicago (Ill.)  
Topical Subject
  • Brooks, Gwendolyn, 1917-2000  
  • African American poets  
  • Nelson, Hale  
  • Illinois Bell Telephone Company  
Description
Black & white photograph of Gwendolyn Brooks accepting a framed copy of her poem: "I See Chicago" from Hale Nelson of the Illinois Bell Telephone Co. Inscribed on the verso: "G Brooks, Hale Nelson (Vice President, Illinois Bell Telephone co.)."
Dimensions
20.6 x 25.4 cm
Extent
1 black & white photograph
Type
Photograph  
Genre
Photographs  
Identifier
00086_04_01_05_07_002
Rights
In Copyright - Educational Use Permitted
Repository
Rare Book & Manuscript Library
Collection Title
Gwendolyn Brooks Papers
Collection Number
MSS 00086
Collection Series
Series 4: Photographs and Scrapbooks
Collection Sub-series
Sub-series 1: Personal Photographs
Box Number
356
Folder Title
Indiana University Writers' Conference, Illinois Bell Telephone Company, and Lake Forest College
Folder Number
7
Collection
Gwendolyn Brooks Digital Collection
TitleGwendolyn Brooks accepting a framed poem from Hale Nelson of the Illinois Bell Telephone Co, December 8, 1954
Date1954-12-08  
Geographical LocationChicago (Ill.)  
Topical Subject
  • Brooks, Gwendolyn, 1917-2000  
  • African American poets  
  • Nelson, Hale  
  • Illinois Bell Telephone Company  
DescriptionBlack & white photograph of Gwendolyn Brooks accepting a framed copy of her poem: "I See Chicago" from Hale Nelson of the Illinois Bell Telephone Co. Inscribed on the verso: "G Brooks, Hale Nelson (Vice President, Illinois Bell Telephone co.)."
Dimensions20.6 x 25.4 cm
Extent1 black & white photograph
TypePhotograph  
GenrePhotographs  
Identifier00086_04_01_05_07_002
RightsIn Copyright - Educational Use Permitted
RepositoryRare Book & Manuscript Library
Collection TitleGwendolyn Brooks Papers
Collection NumberMSS 00086
Collection SeriesSeries 4: Photographs and Scrapbooks
Collection Sub-seriesSub-series 1: Personal Photographs
Box Number356
Folder TitleIndiana University Writers' Conference, Illinois Bell Telephone Company, and Lake Forest College
Folder Number7
CollectionGwendolyn Brooks Digital Collection

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