Wilson, Joan Palmer
Found in 6 Collections or records:
Becky and J. P. Wilson at the Painted Desert, 1939 April 25
This collection houses family and professional photographs documenting Fred Wilson's career in the automobile industry and trading posts. Many images show merchandise, including Native American rugs, basketry, pottery, kachinas, and jewelry. A number of images show artist Pop Chalee.
Only those images previously described on the Special Materials Index are included in this guide.
Bill and J. P. Wilson at the Grand Canyon, 1939 April 25
This collection houses family and professional photographs documenting Fred Wilson's career in the automobile industry and trading posts. Many images show merchandise, including Native American rugs, basketry, pottery, kachinas, and jewelry. A number of images show artist Pop Chalee.
Only those images previously described on the Special Materials Index are included in this guide.
Fred Wilson with Family Members at the Painted Desert, 1939 April 25
This collection houses family and professional photographs documenting Fred Wilson's career in the automobile industry and trading posts. Many images show merchandise, including Native American rugs, basketry, pottery, kachinas, and jewelry. A number of images show artist Pop Chalee.
Only those images previously described on the Special Materials Index are included in this guide.
Joan Palmer Wilson Standing on a Ladder Under a Tree, 1941 June 9
This collection houses family and professional photographs documenting Fred Wilson's career in the automobile industry and trading posts. Many images show merchandise, including Native American rugs, basketry, pottery, kachinas, and jewelry. A number of images show artist Pop Chalee.
Only those images previously described on the Special Materials Index are included in this guide.
Molly Maish, Patty Moore and Joan Palmer Wilson at Conly Island in Cincinnati, Ohio, 1941 July 1
This collection houses family and professional photographs documenting Fred Wilson's career in the automobile industry and trading posts. Many images show merchandise, including Native American rugs, basketry, pottery, kachinas, and jewelry. A number of images show artist Pop Chalee.
Only those images previously described on the Special Materials Index are included in this guide.
Ruth Wilson Holding Grandaughter Joan Palmer Wilson, 1936 July 1
This collection houses family and professional photographs documenting Fred Wilson's career in the automobile industry and trading posts. Many images show merchandise, including Native American rugs, basketry, pottery, kachinas, and jewelry. A number of images show artist Pop Chalee.
Only those images previously described on the Special Materials Index are included in this guide.