Ted Malone Collection

Description
Ted Malone was a radio broadcaster who started his career at KMBC in Kansas City. He became well-known for his affable on-air personality and for regularly reading poetry during his programs. The photos in his collection depict different aspects of his personal and professional lives, including cities where he lived and visited.
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LaBudde Special Collections
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Head shot of Edward Eggleston

A head shot of Edward Eggleston looking slightly to the left wearing a bow tie, likely a wool suit jacket with a vest, and an dark overcoat.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Philip Freneau's house and print shop

The side of the two story Philip Freneau house and possibly the one story print shop, 12 Poet Dr., Matawan, New Jersey. A hand pump for water is to the right of the door on a brick patio. The driveway is gravel.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Eugene Field

A photograph of Eugene Field as a young man wearing a bow tie outside the shirt collar and a dark suit jacket.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Birthplace of Eugene Field

The three story brick birthplace of Eugene Field in St. Louis, Missouri. The third story is out of the photograph. A sign to the left of the doorway reads, "Eugene Field Shrine." A plaque placed above the first story windows states, "Here was born Eugene Field the poet 1850-1895." All of the windows have shutters. There are five steps up to the front door on the left front of the building.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Ralph Waldo Emerson's home in Concord, Massachusetts

The front, side and a bit of the back of Ralph Waldo Emerson house in Concord, Massachusetts. An unpaved road and drive run along the front as well as a metal fence.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Head shot of Paul Laurence Dunbar

Head shot of Paul Laurence Dunbar wearing a stand-up collar, white bow tie, likely a tuxedo suit jacket and a U-neck vest.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Log cabin that was used as a Federal Hospital and military headquarters during the Civil War

Chimney and outdoor fireplace side of a log cabin that was the Federal Hospital during battle of Fort Donelson near Dover, Tennessee and Fort Donelson, and then occupied by General Lee as his headquarters after the battle. After his military career, Lew Wallace became an author.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Philip Freneau's gravesite

Philip Freneau's gravesite atop a hill in a grove of trees. The white monument is tall with a sculpture of what is possibly a vase with flames coming out of the top. The monument is surrounded by a white wooden fence in Matawan, New Jersey.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Ralph Waldo Emerson's home in snow

The front and side of the Ralph Waldo Emerson house in the snow in Concord, Massachusetts.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Ted Malone taking a photograph at the entrance to Jack London Guest Ranch

The back of Ted Malone, wearing a fedora, stooping to look through a camera on a tripod to take a photograph of the entrance to the Jack London Guest Ranch. A wooden sign hangs to the left that states, "Jack London Guest Ranch." A wooden sign on a post by the entrance with a cattle catcher states, "No picnicking." Ted is taking a photograph of a plaque imbedded into rock to the left of the entrance which states, "Jack London Ranch. Jack London, noted writer, traveler and lecturer, occupied these premises from 1905 to 1916. Born San Franciso, January 12, 1876. Died here November 22, 1916. "The Valley of the Moon" one of his best known books, is descriptive of this valley. Tablet erected by the Historic Landmarks Committee. Native Sons of the Golden West. June 9, 1940."
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Ted Malone interviews Charmian London

Ted Malone sits outside in front of a rock chimney with Charmian London to his right with a small table between them with a KGO microphone sitting on the table at the home of Jack London in Glen Ellen, California.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Charmian London and Ted Malone take a walk together

Charmian London walks with Ted Malone likely at the Jack London Guest Ranch in Glen Ellen, California. They both wear suits. Charmian wears a fedora hat cocked to one side of her head.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Ted Malone interviews Charmian London

Ted Malone sits outside in front of a rock chimney with Charmian London to his right with a small table between them with a KGO microphone sitting on the table at the home of Jack London in Glen Ellen, California.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Harry Dana sets a grandfather clock

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's grandson, Harry Dana, with his back to the photographer, stands in front of a grandfather's clock on the stairs and chimes the old clock for "The Children's Hour." An NBC microphone on a stand is to the left of the clock. Paintings are on the walls by the clock.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Craigie House in winter

"Craigie House," the Georgian-style home of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow in Cambridge, Massachusetts, with porches on each side and snow on the ground. A wreath hangs above the door.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187