Glenda Abney in a Parade

Creator

Preview

Identifier

2010204108

Approximate Date

January 1962

Description

This color photograph features the Harvey County Fair parade in Newton in 1962. Glenda Abney is riding on the back of a convertible. She is a queen candidate. The sign on side of car reads: Glenda Abney. Automobiles and people are seen in the background. A brown, multi-story building at left is a residence listed as 107 East Second. The building at right is the remainder of a service station building from the 1940s that was owned by Russell Goertschius and was listed as 126 N. Main. Directly behind the convertible is a Valentine building with sign that reads R. & T. Lunch with address of 126 N. Main. Two-story house to right of R. T. Lunch is a residence listed as 124 N. Main.

Physical Description

2" x 2" photograph

Subject

Parades & processions, Convertible automobiles, Men, Women, Boys, Girls, Houses, Diners (Restaurants), Harvey County (Kan.), Newton (Kan.)

Rights

© Harvey County Historical Museum. All rights reserved. May not be reproduced without permission. To request permission, contact info@hchm.org. Please credit Harvey County Historical Museum as your source.

Publisher

Access provided by Forsyth Digital Collections

Collection

J. Birch Stuart Collection, Photo Box 04 D Parades & Fairs

Repository

Harvey County Historical Museum

Comments

For questions contact ScholarsRepository@fhsu.edu

Recommended Citation

"Glenda Abney in a Parade" (1962). Harvey County Historical Museum Photographs. 678.
https://scholars.fhsu.edu/harvey/678

Language

eng