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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Walt Whitman home in Camden, New Jersey

Walt Whitman's shabby house at 330 Mickle St., Camden, New Jersey. A two-story row house with louvered shutters on the second story and solid shutters on the first story windows. A plaque centered just below the first story windows is blacked out and illegible in this photograph.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Walt Whitman's tomb

Walt Whitman's tomb in Harleigh Cemetery in Camden, New Jersey is dug into the side of a hill, has a large triangular name stone on top with an opening braced by three large, heavy square-cut stones. A stone wall adorns each side of the opening. The tomb looks to be in a forest.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Walt Whitman home in Camden, New Jersey

Walt Whitman's shabby house at 330 Mickle St., Camden, New Jersey. A two-story row house with louvered shutters on the second story and solid shutters on the first story windows. A plaque centered just below the first story windows starts with, "Here lived the Good Gray Poet. Walt Whitman."
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Thomas Wolfe birthplace in Asheville, North Carolina

Thomas Wolfe birthplace at 92 Woodfin Street, Asheville, North Carolina is a Queen Anne style, two-story frame house. A woman stands on the wrap-around porch supported by columns. A man, likely the gardener, stands on the ground besides the steps leading up to the porch. Three bird cages and a plant hang from the porch ceiling. The foundation porch supports are brick columns.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Thomas Wolfe

Thomas Wolfe head shot. The photographer's signature and city, Pinchot -ny-, are in the bottom right hand corner.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Thomas Wolfe's mother's boarding house

"Dixieland", Thomas Wolfe's mother's boarding house and also his home at 48 Spruce Street, Asheville, North Carolina is a two-story bin the Queen Anne style. The hood and cloth top of a convertible automobile is in the foreground of the photograph.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Thomas Wolfe's mother's boarding house

"Dixieland", Thomas Wolfe's mother's boarding house and also his home at 48 Spruce Street, Asheville, North Carolina is a two-story bin the Queen Anne style.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Eleanor Wylie's home

The outside of Elinor Wylie's home, a three-story brownstone, at 36 W. Ninth Street, New York City, New York.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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J.M. Heinhold bar where Jack London hung out

J.M. Heinold Saloon at 48 Webster Street, Oakland, California was a hangout of Jack London. A plain clapboard building with signage for draught beer and lunch. The proprietor's sign reads, "J.M. Heinold, first and last chance." Besides Coca Cola being advertised, the other signs advertise Acme Beer Brg. Cos. and Golden West Beer. A sign on the shabby door states, "Please step down." The windows are cracked and dirty.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Wesselhoeft Water Cure building

The exterior of the Wesselhoeft Water-Cure in Brattleboro, Vermont where many celebrities, including Harriet Beecher Stowe and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, went to receive hydrotherapy. Dr. Robert Wesselhoeft owned and ran the facility. There is a large "Wesselhoeft Water Cure" sign on the side of the three-story building.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Philip Freneau house

The front of the Philip Freneau house in Matawan, New Jersey. The second story is mostly obscured by trees. A porch with ornate scroll-work along the roofline, fenced in with light-colored columns and a dark-colored bannister, spans around the three sides of the house visible in the photograph. There are two front, floor-to-ceiling windows, and a screened-in porch to the right. The lawn is partially mowed.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Thomas Wolfe visits his sister in 1937

Thomas Wolfe stands in a doorway with his left hand leaning above his head on the door jamb. The double screen doors behind him have grid wire on the bottom halves. He wears a suit and a dark tie. This photo was taken in 1937.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Parlor of the Paul Laurance Dunbar home

The carpeted parlor of the Paul Laurence Dunbar home at 219 North Summit Street, Dayton, Ohio, has two unidentified African American girls sitting on a love seat by a mantel with a clock on it. The curtains are lace sheers. A small table with a tablecloth, likely the family Bible, and a oil lamp sit in front of the window. A chair that matches the loveseat sits to the right of the windows.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Little Orphan Annie's great-grandchildren

Little Orphan Annie's (Mary Alice Smith Gray's) great grandchildren, Marion Ruth Colestock, age 9, and Donald Edwin Colestock, age 6, stand on the banks of Old Brandywine, a creek that runs near the home of the poet, James Whitcomb Riley. Donald wears a straw hat and cutoff overalls. He holds a long stick in his right hand that he has extended into the creek. Marion wears a diamond print puff-sleeved dress and holds a bonnet with both hands. Both of the unsmiling children are barefoot a they stare at the stick in the creek.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Library of the Paul Laurance Dunbar home

The library in the Paul Laurence Dunbar home at 219 North Summit Street, Dayton, Ohio has an upholstered chair and a day bed on either side of a five-shelf book shelf with sagging shelves filled with books. On top of the bookshelf are vases and photographs.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187