Alexander Stoddard and his home at Fairnie Place, Pensacola, Florida

Digital Record

Identifier: Digital Object ID ##b4ha56

Staff Only

Dates

Digitized: 1900?

Summary Note

View of Alexander Stoddard and his wife on their driveway, with their servants, in front of his Pensacola home, Fairnie Hill Place. Undated, but certainly in the 1900-1905 period.

&nnsp; With Turton's photograph "Pensacola Winter Residence of Alexander Stoddart [sic] of New York." Taken from a publication.

Rights Statement Note

Photographs and images may not be sold, marketed, or used for commercial applications without express permission from the University of West Florida. Researchers may use photographs and images from these collections provided credit is given to the University Archives and West Florida History Center, UWF Libraries, Pensacola.

Additional Description

Physical Description Note

The photograph of Stoddard, wife and servants comes from the Ellsworth Research Collection which is comprised of written and compiled notes and photographs used for creation of Pensacola, the Deep Water City (1982).

Images from that collection are placed online here for research, study, and access, and were acquired from owners and contributors, who may still own reproduction rights and copyrights. The photographs used for the book were numbered to keep track of them but we have found numbered photographs that were not used in the book.

This photograph is numbered #133. Source unknown, and undated. Used in the book on p. 69.

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The photograph of the winter residence comes from Photograph Collections, University Archives and West Florida History Center; Pensacola, Florida--Houses. Negative 1373-6-75-C-60 (December 1975).