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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John Howard Payne's portrait inside his home

John Howard Payne's portrait above the mantel and fireplace in his home. There are candelabras on either side of his portrait on the mantle, a coffee pot hanging in the fireplace above andirons and inside a spark guard, bellow, heating pans, fireplace tools, and a spinning wheel sitting about the fireplace, and a sward displayed just below the mantel.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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John Howard Payne home interior

The interior of John Howard Payne home has a built in corner china cabinet, three folding tables, a corner chair and a ladder-back chair with a woven seat.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Mark Twain's cabin

The Mark Twain cabin in Mark Twain State Park in Monroe County, Missouri is a small clapboard home with only two front windows and a plain front door. In this photograph, the roof, porch, and clapboard siding all appear to be in poor shape. Ted Malone and another white man stand on the porch with their backs to the photographer.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Home of Supreme Court Chief Justice Roger Brooke Taney and his wife, Anne Key Taney

Two-story brick Georgian-style home of Supreme Court Chief Justice Roger Brooke Taney and his wife, Anne Key Taney, 121 S. Bentz St., Frederick, Maryland. Anne was the sister of Francis Scott Key. A flag of the United States of America flies from a flagpole on the left side of the front yard. Five windows, three across the second story and two on the left side of the first story adorn the front of the house. A plaque explaining the ownership of the home and the admission information hangs between central window and the front door on the right side of the house. A wooden box sits on the porch on either side of the front door.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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James Whitcomb Riley's home

James Whitcomb Riley's home in Greenfield, Indiana is a two story clapboard home with shutters by the windows, a porch that spans the front and two chimneys. There is a plank board fence across the front.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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James Whitcomb Riley's home

Poet James Whitcomb Riley's home in Greenfield, Indiana is a two story clapboard home with a one story addition to the back all with shutters by the windows, a porch that spans the front and two chimneys. There is a plank board fence around the yard. There is an outbuilding in side the fence in the back yard. A sign in the yard by the road reads, "Birthplace and home of the Hoosier poet James Whitcomb Riley born Oct. 7, 1849."
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Roycroft print shop

The Roycroft Print Shop and Leather Shop, from a southwest view, in East Aurora, New York. One, with a steep roof line, is covered with vines. The other is a shirt-waist building with a rock first floor and chimney and a stucco type second story.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Roycroft print shop

The Roycroft Print Shop in East Aurora, New York is a shirt-waist building of a rock first story and a stucco second story. Block letters on the side read, "The Roycroft Shops Printers Bookbinders Craftsmen Visitors Invited."
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Edwin Arlington Robinson's home

Edward Arlington Robinson's house in Gardiner, Maine is a two story clapboard house with shutters by the windows. A plank board fence spans across the front with column-type posts. There is a porch on the side of the house with a ladder leaning against it that leads to a second story balcony. Two white men stand in the side yard looking at the photographer.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Henry David Thoreau's home

Henry Thoreau's house in Concord, Massachusetts is a two-story clapboard house with shutters on the windows and a metal fence spanning across the front. Likely a cement property marker is by the street near the opening in the fence.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Alan Seeger's home

Alan Seeger's home in New York City, New York is a three-story building with a stoop leading to a large front door. A white woman in an overcoat and hat walks vigorously in front of the building. A woman looks out of the window to the right of the door.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Alan Seeger's front door

The front steps, stoop, and door of Alan Seeger's home in New York City, New York.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Sara Teasdale's retreat called the Bolivar Hotel

Hotel Boliver in New York, which was the retreat of Sara Teasdale, is a large, tall brick hotel with white outlining the first two floors windows and the cornerstones of the building.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Booker T. Washington statue

Booker T. Washington Monument on the Tuskegee University campus in Tuskegee, Alabama depicts Book T. Washington, wearing a suit, lifting a veil off of the head of an shirtless African American man seated on an anvil and holding a book in his lap. The bottom of the monument states, "Booker T. Washington 1856-1915. He lifted the veil of ignorance from his people and pointed the way to progress through education an industry." Benches are attached to either side of the base of the sculpture.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Booker T. Washington

A portrait photograph of Booker T. Washington, at the age of 49, wearing a black bow tie over the collar of a white shirt, and a wide-lapel suit jacket.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187