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- Collection: Goetchius Family Collection Photographs (MC 292)
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Horses
Photograph of horses, specifically of a foal and adult horse.
House
Photograph of large, white, plantation style, house with four columns.
House
Photograph of a large, white, plantation-style house with a woman standing in front of the steps leading up to the porch.
House
Large, white, plantation-style house with a woman standing in the front.
House
Photograph of the side view of a large, white, plantation-style house
House
Photograph of a large, two story, house.
House
Photograph of a large, two story, house.
House
Photograph of an unknown house with grapes painted on the gate in front of the home. The two-story home is supported by four Ionic columns.
John Goetchius
Photo in daguerreotype case of John Goetchius (1773-1860)
Lee and his Daddy
Photograph ofLee and his daddy
Man in the Country
Man standing by a Range Rover on a dirt driveway in front of a farm gate. The photograph looks as though it was taken in the country side.
Marshall Wellborn
Photograph of Marshall Wellborn with two unidentified women.
Marshall Wellborn
Photograph of Marshall Wellborn.
Mary and Little Marshall
Photograph of Mary Wellborn and Little Marshall
Mary Ann Bennett Goetchius
Mary Ann Bennett Goetchius (married September 11, 1839) 1819-1878. Text on back of the photograph reads, "Mother for Mary Mck."
Mary E. Goetchius
Photo of “Sister Mary” (Mary E. Goetchius) taken by Van Riper, Columbus, GA, 1869
Mary Goetchius
Photo of Mary Goetchius at age 17, 1873. "Born 1856- dies 1882 (m, Guy C. McKinley) My sweet sister (HRG)"
Mary McKinley
Photograph of Mary McKinley- married to Guy McKinley
Mary McKinley and Child
Photograph of Mary Goetchius McKinley (Wellborn), who was born February 9, 1882 and died February.1955, holding her child. This two photographs on its original backing. Subjects in images are the same. text on original paper reads, "Took photograph…
Mr. Goetchius
Photo of Mr. Goetchius from “Mr. Goetchius to Mercer” (presumably Mercer Blanchard, whose doctor's office was later in this house)