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Photograph of an oil portrait of Robert S. Hardaway, who was born in Brunswick County Virginia on March 27, 1797 and died on Columbus, Georgia on April 20, 1875.

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Several formal photographs of Robert A. Hardaway made from his 30s into his 50s. There is also an informal picture of a family outing about 1895 that includes his son, Benjamin Hurt Hardaway, Sr. and his family.

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Also included in this folder are several photographs of the Hardaway children, Benjamin Hurt Hardaway Jr. (1891-1963) and Rebecca Money Hardaway (1890-1900). There are also some unidentified photographs, as well as one of a bull and an early automobile.

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Several formal portraits, such as BHH Jr in his Virginia Military Institute uniform, several in his World War I uniform, and a number of candid shots of Benjamin and Louise outdoors. Also included are photos of their three children: Benjamin Hardaway III, Sarah Peabody Hardaway Hughston and Rebecca Money Hardaway King. There is also a photograph of Franklin Roosevelt and others (including Hardaway) at the Callaway camp taken on March 19, 1937. There are also some dental x-rays.

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Formal portrait photographs of Hardaway at various ages, as well as candid shots of fishing trips, and his being crowned as the King of Mardi Gras are at the Saint Francis Hospital fundraising event. 1940s-1960s

Scope and Contents Most of these photographs are undated and unidentified, and have been grouped here based on subject matter, age of family members, and other factors. Included in this folder are: a studio portrait of Louise Buttolph Hardaway with her infant son made circa 1917; studio portraits of BHH III in his VMI uniform; a teen-aged BHH III holding a dead bob-cat made circa 1935; and three mounted photos of BHH III on horseback, probably made in the late 1930s or early 1940s. A large format photograph...

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These include items removed from an album of photographs taken during the last two years of World War II when BHH III served as an aide-de-camp to General Eddy, during which he earned both the Bronze and the Silver Star.

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This folder contains mostly duplicates of the photos in the album mentioned above, but there is also a photograph of General Eisenhower, Winston Churchill, and General Eddy.

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This folder contains yet more duplicates with a few not elsewhere printed of these years.

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This folder contains smaller copies of the photographs in Folders 7-9, as well as the negatives for these prints. Several of these smaller copies are identified as to place and date and several have military classification information.