Kansas Tornado Aftermath, J.S. Shaff c. 1890s Cabinet Card Israel I'd be inclined to follow

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I purchased her from a woman who found her is Perkiomenville

This is the largest of these traditional Scandanavian wrapped birch bark boxes I've ever seen at 5 1/2" inches long

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Kansas Tornado Aftermath, J.S. Shaff c. 1890s Cabinet Card Israel I'd be inclined to followWith a A little research I found a bit of information about the James. S. Shaff who took this photograph b. 1850, he had a photo studio in Seneca, KS from about 1885 1895, after which he became, according to census data, a band teacher in Oklahoma, and finally a farmer in New Mexico! Certainly there have been plenty of tornadoes in Kansas to document the effects of; I might guess the portrait of destruction here dates to 1895 in the aftermath of the