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Group aboard United Fruit vessel S. S. Saramaca, 1926: Dr. H.J. Spinden, of Harvard; Mr Gregory Mason, Writer, NY Times; Mr. F. Whiting, NY Times; Dr. L. Griscomb, Natural History Museum, NY; Captain DuChane S/S Saramaca; Mr. O.T. McClurg, publisher of Chicago; Mr. Frans Blom, Tulane University. 1926.
Group aboard United Fruit vessel S. S. Saramaca, 1926: Dr. H.J. Spinden, of Harvard; Mr Gregory Mason, Writer, NY Times; Mr. F. Whiting, NY Times; Dr. L. Griscomb, Natural History Museum, NY; Captain DuChane S/S Saramaca; Mr. O.T. McClurg, publisher of Chicago; Mr. Frans Blom, Tulane University. 1926.
Object Number 2004.24.30535
Display Title Group aboard United Fruit vessel S. S. Saramaca, 1926: Dr. H.J. Spinden, of Harvard; Mr Gregory Mason, Writer, NY Times; Mr. F. Whiting, NY Times; Dr. L. Griscomb, Natural History Museum, NY; Captain DuChane S/S Saramaca; Mr. O.T. McClurg, publisher of Chicago; Mr. Frans Blom, Tulane University. 1926.
Descriptions
Keywords
  • Expedition Member
Department Photographic
Date 1926-1983
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
North America?
Materials Negative, black and white
Dimensions Overall: 10.16 x 12.7 cm (4 x 5 in.)

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