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Hawthorn, A Bed & Breakfast
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These
images were color copied and provided to the Biblers from descendants
of the L. Fred Evans family. Click on any image to see a larger view
of the image.
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Photo album cover. Inscribed "Hawthorne" Country Home of L. Fred Evans Corner 16th St. and Overton Ave. near Kansas City Mo. |
Hawthorn
dining room during Evans' ownership.
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Hawthorn
1st floor entry during Evans' ownership.
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The
Music Room at the Evans' Hawthorn.
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The
Parlor at the Evans' Hawthorn.
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A
bedroom at the Evans' Hawthorn, now called The
Gallagher.
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Photo
of Hawthorn during Evans' ownership.
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Photo
of Hawthorn during Evans' ownership.
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Photo
of Hawthorn during Evans' ownership.
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Photo
of Hawthorn during Evans' ownership.
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Photo
of Hawthorn during Evans' ownership.
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Photo
of Hawthorn during Evans' ownership.
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Rebekah
Field Evans, Grace Field Myers, Dr. Hannon Stokes, Caroline Field Stokes,
unknown, unknown, unknown, L. Fred Evans.
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On
front porch, next to sun porch at Hawthorn, Rebekah Evans Sellers, Colonel
James M.(Mac) Sellers, unknown.
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Rebekah
Field Evans and L. Fred Evans
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Judge
Richard Field (father of Rebekah Field Evans) in front of Hawthorn,
circa mid-1920's. The house had an ivy growing up the outside facade.
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l.
to r. Steve Sellers, Richard Evans, Dr. Hannon Stokes, Mac Sellers,
Jr., Caroline Field Stokes, Colonel Mac Sellers, Rebekah Field Evans,
L. Fred Evans, and Rebekah Evans Sellers, circa 1938.
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l.
to r. Steve Sellers, Richard Evans, Dr. Hannon Stokes, Mac Sellers,
Jr., Caroline Field Stokes, Hubert Field, Rebekah Field Evans, L. Fred
Evans, Rebekah Evans Sellers, circa 1938.
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George
Dickely, unknown, Fran Myers Dickely, Wentworth Myers, Ruth Myers, unknown,
unkown, unknown, Colonel James M. (Mac) Sellers, Rebekah Evans Sellers
on Hawthorn's grounds, circa 1920's.
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George
Dickely and Fran Myers Dickely.
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l.
to r. George Dickely, Francis Myers Dickely, Ruth Myers, and Wentworth
Myers. Francis Dickely and Wentworth Myers were the niece and nephew
of Rebekah Evans.
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l.
to r. George Dickely, Francis Myers Dickely, Ruth Myers, Rebekah Field
Evans, and Wenworth Myers in front of Hawthorn, circa late 1920's.
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L.
Fred Evans
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Rebekah
Field Evans
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L.
Fred Evans
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Property
filing.
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Letter
written by Bess Truman to Rebekah Field Evans on August 23, 1945, eleven
days after Franklin D. Roosevelt died and Harry S. Truman was sworn
in as President. Mr. and Mrs. Evans had long been acquainted with both
the Wallace and Truman families. When Mrs. Evans died in 1957, Mr. Truman
attended her graveside service at Mount Washington Cemetery in Independence.
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