William G.B. and Rachel Cook Messer
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
William G.B. and Rachel Cook Messer, III-P-4828, History - Mountain People
Samuel and Sarah Cool Hall, Cataloochee
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Samuel and Sarah Cool Hall; Cataloochee, III-P-4829, History - Mountain People
Cuban Consul General and Mrs. Serafin Perez Fraga
Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve
Couple atop Boca Chita Lighthouse, March 1998
Biscayne National Park; National Park Service
Boca Chita Lighthouse, Code: A4.
Mr. and Mrs. Tweedy, Parents of Vietnam KIA
Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve
Couple Standing by Grave 1436 Amidst Flags and Headstones
Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve
Couple Standing by Grave 1436 Amidst Flags and Headstones
Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve
Charles and Flora Messer Morrow, daughter of W.G.B. Messer
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
When Charles Morrow and Flora Messer were married, W.G.B. Messer offered her her choice of some land or $1,000. Flora chose the cash (Nov. 5, 1916). After their marriage, they left on their honeymoon in a surrey with fringe on top driven by two drivers. W.G.B. Messer hired a Knoxville caterer to cater the Infare. This was the largest such celebration ever held in Little Cataloochee.Charles and Flora Messer Morrow; Daughter of W.G.B. Messer, III-P-4827, History - Mountain People
Young couple walk arm in arm to church, note belfry construction, Smokemont Church, 1930
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Original Captions: Young couple walk arm in arm to church. Note belfry construction. Belfry missing (1992). SmYESemont Church; III-B-18126.Young couple walk arm in arm to church. Note belfry construction. Belfry missing (1992).SmYESemont Church, III-B-18126
1930
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