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CO 1069-137-38

from The National Archives UK

• Paul Jackson said:

  This is taken in Nairobi outside the Khoja Mosque in what was then Government Road and is now Moi Avenue. Here is what the view looks like from the other end of Government Road in 1945 (Khoja Mosque is the building with the dome in the distance):

House where bomb was made (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

• Art Siegel said:

  1341 Third Avenue, rented by Italian anarchist bombers who plotted to blow up St. Patrick's Cathedral on March 2, 1915: query.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=9A00E6DB1238E633A...

• Jon (LOC P&P) said:

  Thanks artolog, we will add the address to the record. For those trying to figure out which building it is, it's hard to see the numbers on here, but when you zoom in on the full version in our catalog, you'll see it is the building with the "Restaurant" sign.

• Art Siegel said:

  

Mrs. Nelson Burr (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

• Art Siegel said:

  Assuming Mrs. B. is the older lady on the left, she is Helen Van Cortlandt Morris Burr. A cameo of her is in the NY Historical Society collection: "Helen Van Cortlandt Morris (ca. 1885-1958) The subject was a sister of Monson Morris. As children she and her brother were members of the household of Alonzo C. Monson, a former judge of the California Supreme Court and treasurer of the New York Jockey Club. In 1904 Miss Morris married Nelson Beardsley Burr, a New York lawyer and railroad executive." www.nyhistory.org/node/45105 From "Men of 1914" genealogybiography.com/1914/biographies016.htm "Burr, Nelson B., 165 Broadway, New York City; residence, 1 East 51st St., N. Y. City; born in Auburn, N. Y., Feb. 3, 1871. Educated at Phillips Andover Academy, Yale University and Harvard Law School. Lieut.-Col. 12th Rgt. Inf. N.Y.N.G.; vice-pres. St. Louis & So. Western Rwy. Co.; director Am. Writing Paper Co., etc. Married 1904 to Helen Van Cortlandt Morris, of New York City. Member Union, University, Lawyers', St. Anthony, Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht, Yale, Racquet and Tennis, Foreign Wars and Spanish Am. War Vets." This was their Long Island estate: wikimapia.org/5878866/The-Anchorage-Lily-Hill