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Sen. Saulsbury, N.J. (LOC)

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  • swanq said:
    Could this be "SAULSBURY, Willard, Jr., (son of Willard Saulsbury, Sr., nephew of Eli Saulsbury), a Senator from Delaware"? See bioguide.congress.gov/scripts/biodisplay.pl?index=S000073 Face looks similar and DE and NJ are at least close!!!
  • The Library of Congress said:
    We'll add this correction to the source catalog, with the caution of "probably" until more information turns up. Thanks!

Eva Morrison (LOC)

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  • angvou said:
    I would think this bathing suit is a little risque for 1910-15. Looks later to me
  • pennylrichardsca (now at ipernity) said:
    Eva Morrison of Roxbury MA was a prominent distance swimmer in the 1920s, best remembered for making a record-breaking time in the Boston Light Swim, and training to swim the English Channel at the same time as Gertrude Ederle did. She served on the initial Board of Governors for the International Professional Swimmers' Association when it formed in 1927. Morrison was inducted into the International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame in 1973. nycswim.net/Article/ArticleTemplate.aspx?Article_ID=796 www.nycswim.org/Article/ArticleTemplate.aspx?Article_ID=983
  • Josh Glenn said:
    There's a postcard of Morrison here. I guess PennyLRichardsCA beat me to it!
  • liz west said:
    I own a copy of the postcard mentioned above, and the photo paper (stampbox AZO with four squares in the corners) dates it between 1925 and 1940, so I'm guessing later as well, even though the card could have been published later.
  • timcasey75 said:
    That's my aunt! Well, grand aunt, actually. She was born around1900, so the dates on the photo are probably ten years too early. I had heard she was a swimming champ. Although I knew her forty years later, she's quite recognizable. Family stories: As a kid in the 1960s, Eva's name kept coming up in the newspapers for rescuing sailors when she saw boats in distress out on the ocean, usualy during a nor'easter. She lived in Scituate, MA at the top of a cliff right on the ocean. She'd have to put down what she was doing in the kitchen, whose window faced the sea, run down a rickety flight of stairs, and jump into the churning water to save some 200-lb guy thirty years her junior! She was always ticked off at being subjected to such a nuisance, as if she had had to go out in the yard to chase off a neighbor's dog or something. She was loads of fun to be around for us kids - though my mum tells me that her jokes tended to get a bit risque!

Summer scene, N.Y. (LOC)

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