Box MS 20163.02

This collection contains correspondence, photographs, newspaper articles and ephemera relating to life of Lt. Bradley Jewett Wootten from 1895 to his death in 1901. Most of the correspondence in this collection is between members of the Wootten family. Two such letters, copies of the originals, relay information from both before and after the events of November 10, 1898 in Wilmington.

This collection contains correspondence, photographs, newspaper articles and ephemera relating to life of Lt. Bradley Jewett Wootten from 1895 to his death in 1901. Most of the correspondence in this collection is between members of the Wootten family. Two such letters, copies of the originals, relay information from both before and after the events of November 10, 1898 in Wilmington.

This collection contains correspondence, photographs, newspaper articles and ephemera relating to life of Lt. Bradley Jewett Wootten from 1895 to his death in 1901. Most of the correspondence in this collection is between members of the Wootten family. Two such letters, copies of the originals, relay information from both before and after the events of November 10, 1898 in Wilmington.

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Ink study of a woman making an entrance down a set of stairs, greeted by five acquaintances.

On page one there, are a series of three pencil studies. They are labeled "The Happy Family," "Nite Bus," and "The Progressive Farmer." On page two, there is one pencil study entitled "Negro Shacks."

Page one is a pencil study of the ink sketch [Women Walking Down Stairs]; Page two is a pencil study of venus flytraps and various flowers.

A pencil study of a man and woman walking down the street, window shipping. In the background, another man walks behind them.

Pencil study of a man holding an umbrella and a book. He watches as a young girl sits and eats a big piece of watermelon.

An ink study of a man and woman on the beach running through the dunes.