DescriptionMounted photograph of Sanntrock family members (of Hoboken) posed in photographer's studio; no place, no date, circa 1890-1900. 2-1/8" x 3-1/8" wide print on photographer's 4" x 5" wide embossed mount. Photographer not indicated. Notations on front and reverse as below. Image is a view of a woman, girl and man at a beach. Contemporary pencil notation below print: Miss Nickle, Mr. Nickle. (indicating the two older subjects.) Reverse notation appears to be later pencil note: Louise as child (referring to Louise Sanntrock, the young girl in the middle.) Also a name in a different contemporary hand, fancy lettering: Gilbert T. Rudd. ---- ==== One of a group of photographs in this accession related to the Sanntrock family which lived in Hoboken from the later part of the 19th century until the early 20th century. Consisting of images of first and second generation German immigrants, the group reflects their German heritage and culture in fashions and content (some photographs are from Germany, apparently of relatives.)