MSU Historical Photos Item

Women Repairing Bicycle, c. 1895

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Photograph Title  Women Repairing Bicycle, c. 1895 Photographer  Unknown Date Created  1895-01-01 Abstract  Sepia tone photograph of a young woman repairing parts of a bicycle while three others watch and help her. Caption on separate sheet #1: Faculty-Early Days Activities. Caption on sheet #2: Upper left. Faculty women, kneeling is Miss Prep school. Notes  Stamped: Picture Collection, Library Montana State University Bozeman. On sheet of cardboard with photos no.136-138. Clothes circa 1895. Type of Resource  still image Photograph Identifier  parc-000135.jpg Related Topics  Preparatory schools--Montana  Bicycles and bicycling--Maintenance and repair Keywords  women, bicycles & tricycles, students Photograph Identifier  parc-000135.jpg

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Women Repairing Bicycle, c. 1895, https://arc.lib.montana.edu/msu-photos/item/135, Montana State University Historical Photos Collection, Montana State University (MSU) Library, Bozeman, MT

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