Summer Vignette Depicts Two Prominent Americans from Another Era

Summer Vignette Depicts Two Prominent Americans from Another Era

12 Summer Vignette Depicts Two Prominent Americans from Another Era Judith Nierman Hidden from view for 109 years, a photograph of two Americans well known in their time but largely forgotten today evokes another era. Discovered by the Copyright Office Junior Fellows, the photograph was registered for copyright in 1899 by Anna Josephine Ingersoll and shows Edward Everett Hale (1822–1909) and Sarah Farmer (1844–1916) in conversation while seated on the porch of the Hotel Piazza at Greenacre in Eliot, Maine. The great nephew of Nathan Hale, the Revolutionary War patriot executed by the British, Edward Everett Hale graduated from Harvard at age 17. A prolific writer of stories, magazine articles, and other works, he was a Unitarian minister and social reformer and became chaplain of the U.S. Senate in 1903. His best known fiction today is probably library division, of congress and photographs prints courtesy photo the touching short story “The Edward Everett Hale and Sarah Farmer Man without a Country,” which tells the story of Philip Nolan who, on trial with Aaron Burr, cries out that he Portsmouth Peace Treaty, which ended the wishes never to hear the name of the United Russo-Japanese War. States again. Exiled to a ship for the remainder of Ingersoll, the unseen copyright claimant his life, Nolan becomes a patriot. who photographed Farmer and Hale, wrote Sarah Farmer, the only daughter of socially Greenacre on the Piscataqua, a description progressive New England parents whose home of the conferences. A native of Minneapolis, was a stop on the Underground Railroad, Ingersoll was a world traveler who wrote on founded the public library in Eliot and became Eastern religions. In 1909 she survived the a peace activist. She initiated the Greenacre collision at sea of the RMS Republic with the Conferences in 1894 at a hotel in Eliot in which Italian steamship Florida. she was a part owner. The conferences served Tara Neely and Kandice Newren, the two as a summer retreat for social reformers, 2008 Junior Fellows working in the Copyright theologians, artists, and others where they Office, are creating a catalog of deposits from could freely exchange ideas. Farmer was the 1899 that were retained with their application only woman to attend the signing of the 1905 materials. 1 Copyright Notices | August 2008.

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