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Tennessee v. John T. Scopes Trial: Howard Gale Byrd, outside the Defense Mansion. from Smithsonian Institution uploaded September 2008
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Tennessee v. John T. Scopes Trial: Howard Gale Byrd, standing by the Dayton Methodist Episcopal Church (North) sign.
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Tennessee v. John T. Scopes Trial: Howard Gale Byrd, Charles Francis Potter, with Byrd's children John and Lillian, in front of Byrd's parsonage in Dayton, Tennessee.
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Bashful Cattle said:
I love how the little boy is doing the famous standing in the sunlight squint. Brings back memories of posing for pictures for my parents.
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PeacockDesigns said:
before fast food everyone was so thin.
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Martin Kabat said:
wow, what a story....
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deltaqueen57 said:
The little boy in the photo is my father - he's 90 now. And the little girl in Mr. Potter's arms is my Aunt - she is also still living. Growing up, I thought everybody knew all about the Scopes trial, lol!
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Smithsonian Institution said:
deltaqueen57 Thanks so much for getting in touch. Although a popular trial, it seems you were exposed to a unique perspective! Definitely interested in learning more. If you have any anecdotes or related pictures, please feel free to post in comments below or send us a message! Happy to hear everyone is alive and well. Sincerely, Susannah Smithsonian Institution Archives